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21-30 of 38 Reviews
1.0
Feb 12, 2019
Anonymous employee
Current
Rio Rancho, New Mexico
To expensive you have to get ALL insurance not just meds. you have to get health account plus pay premiums monthly pay check is gone after paying all of that.
5.0
Jan 2, 2019
Anonymous Repair Technician
Former
Sacramento, California
They have silver, gold, and platinum packages. They have Kaiser, Aetna, and health net. They have vision, and dental also. I had Kaiser the gold package, platinum dental and vision, and I paid 140 for it every week. I think.
2.0
Jul 31, 2018
Anonymous AREA SALES MANAGER
Former
Jacksonville, Florida
Became very difficult to afford
4.0
Feb 23, 2018
Anonymous Warehouse Associate
Former
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania
Got to be selective with health insurance options, depending on your needs and how much you were willing to pay.
5.0
Dec 11, 2017
Anonymous AREA SALES MANAGER
Former
Phoenix, Arizona
Low co-pay and available practitioners
3.0
Oct 30, 2017
Anonymous employee
Former
Safelite pays 70% premium of the premium. Several healthcare options with good coverage. Includes medical, dental, vision and Health saving account.
4.0
Sep 13, 2017
Anonymous Technician
Former
Middletown, New York State
Safelite has lots of different plans for Healthcare, from a Health Saving Account option, to full Medical/Life insurance packages. You get to pick the plan that works best for you, unless you work for a unionized store in which case you have union insurance.
1.0
Aug 21, 2017
Anonymous ssd
Current
Chandler, Arizona
not offered at part time
1.0
May 3, 2017
Anonymous USAA Claims Adjuster Trainee
Former
Columbus, Ohio
Healthcare is not discussed during the hiring process except they tell you to go to a website and basically figure everything out on your own.
3
5.0
Apr 25, 2017
Anonymous Claims Representative
Former
Columbus, Ohio
Comprehensive, especially for work some might consider "unskilled", the job only requires a high school diploma, most jobs that don't require a 4-year degree have much worse plans if they offer one at all.