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Benefits reviews
231-240 of 299 Reviews
4.0
Jul 15, 2016
Anonymous employee
Current
New York, New York State
The coverage is great. The only drawback is that it is getting expensive each year. I would still be willing to pay more each year to keep the coverage at the same level.
3.0
Jul 14, 2016
Anonymous Manager
Current
Baltimore, Maryland
Standard Cigna PPO. The cost goes up as does the deductible and copays, but that seems to happen everywhere.
4.0
Jul 1, 2016
Anonymous Senior Software Engineer
Former
Chandler, Arizona
Originally very good, though in later years they switched carriers and the costs went up along with deductibles and co-pays. Still decent, but not as good as previously.
4.0
Jun 27, 2016
Anonymous employee
Current
San Antonio, Texas
Good health insurance options, despite the trend everywhere of plans getting stingier and employee contributions increasing.
3.0
Jun 16, 2016
Anonymous Senior Manager
Former
New York, New York State
Lots of changes in last several years, but always make more than one option available and PPO's are still an option.
3.0
Jun 13, 2016
Anonymous Senior Research Director
Current
San Antonio, Texas
The copay has gotten very high for a specialist. 45 bucks.
3.0
Jun 10, 2016
Anonymous employee
Former
San Francisco, California
A good number of options, but company could pay more of premiums.
5.0
Jun 9, 2016
Anonymous employee
Current
San Antonio, Texas
The best thing about the health insurance at Pearson was wide selection and the company contribution.
4.0
Jun 8, 2016
Anonymous employee
Current
Denver, Colorado
preventative health care coverage and discounts on gym memberships
4.0
May 31, 2016
Anonymous Manager
Current
San Antonio, Texas
Solid coverage. A variety of options (very rare in this age of Obamacare) and the cost for a single employee isn't too bad. Once your salary goes over $50k and/or you have a family, be prepared for this to be at least $200 per check.