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Benefits reviews
91-100 of 111 Reviews
1.0
Aug 20, 2017
Anonymous Certified Nursing Assistant
Former
Thomasville, North Carolina
You can borrow money from your retirement in a event of a emergency... but benefits are high
2.0
Aug 8, 2017
Anonymous employee
Former
Unsurprisingly, if you use Novant Health providers and services your out of pocket is the lowest of all options. However, the reality is that employees come to a job with established health care relationships that they wish to retain. The current "In Cigna Network" coverage has a huge deductible. Up to $900 in HRA dollars can be earned per year, and Health FSA help, but when claims are processed, HRA dollars are automatically and always used first, despite those being eligible for rollover and FSA dollars cannot. Makes it very difficult to manage an appropriate FSA election.
1
2.0
Aug 8, 2017
Anonymous employee
Former
Unsurprisingly, if you use Novant Health providers and services your out of pocket is the lowest of all options. However, the reality is that employees come to a job with established health care relationships that they wish to retain. The current "In Cigna Network" coverage has a huge deductible. Up to $900 in HRA dollars can be earned per year, and Health FSA help, but when claims are processed, HRA dollars are automatically and always used first, despite those being eligible for rollover and FSA dollars cannot. Makes it very difficult to manage an appropriate FSA election.
3
2.0
Aug 8, 2017
Anonymous employee
Former
Unsurprisingly, if you use Novant Health providers and services your out of pocket is the lowest of all options. However, the reality is that employees come to a job with established health care relationships that they wish to retain. The current "In Cigna Network" coverage has a huge deductible. Up to $900 in HRA dollars can be earned per year, and Health FSA help, but when claims are processed, HRA dollars are automatically and always used first, despite those being eligible for rollover and FSA dollars cannot. Makes it very difficult to manage an appropriate FSA election.
1
2.0
May 24, 2017
Anonymous employee
Former
Charlotte, North Carolina
CIGNA with HUGE deductibles and large premiums. Decent Rx coverage if generic and mail order otherwise not.
4.0
May 2, 2017
Anonymous CNA
Former
Winston-Salem, North Carolina
Coverage was good in network.
1.0
Apr 8, 2017
Anonymous Respiratory therapist
Former
Bolivia, North Carolina
I purchased the best insurance I could get from the hospital but it still wouldn't cover all of my medical costs and it was expensive
3.0
Feb 20, 2017
Anonymous employee
Former
Charlotte, North Carolina
I would have thought a health provider would have better options for employees but the insurance is the same as other companies, you choose and pay for health insurance according to your health needs. If you choose a higher plan, you pay a higher premium deducted out of your paycheck.
1
5.0
Dec 29, 2016
Anonymous Registered Nurse
Current
Charlotte, North Carolina
Free basic life insurance with options for upgrades to higher compensations at very reasonable prices.
1
4.0
Nov 23, 2016
Anonymous Field Training Officer
Former
Wilmington, North Carolina
Decent with low premiums. BCBS, but self insured so they can be tricky with approvals.