Health Insurance

It is extremely important to remember that insurance varies by market. Wal-Mart's offered insurance has been the best I've found. 2018 private insurance lowest cost plan was Oscar Bronze. Premium: $295/mo Deductible: $7500 Max Out of Pocket: $7500 Prescription coverage: plan pays 60% AFTER deductible met. Reg. Office visit: $0 AFTER deductible Specialist: $0 AFTER deductible Hospital/ER/Urgent Care/X-ray/lab/etc: $0 AFTER deductible Out of network: no coverage Wal-Mart 2018 lowest price plan (all plans in my market are through Aetna): Premium: $36/mo Deductible: $2750 Max out of pocket: $6850 Prescription coverage: most generics $4 Reg. Office visit: $35 Specialist Office visit: $75 Urgent Care: $100 copay Walk-in Clinic: $35/$50 copay Free teledoc Lab/hospital/ER/etc: plan pays 75% AFTER deductible In the one month I've had this insurance I've already saved over $900 on doctor, lab, prescriptions, and premium.

Good options, but you pay too much out of pocket compared to other tech companies.

It's garbage. Higher deductibles and premiums than private insurance. No chiropractic, lots and lots left to be desired with their type of buying power. Walmart gets richer and employees suffer; typical Walmart.

Few affordable options available for families. You'll need a two income family to make it with shared benefits.

deductibles are high, other than that it's good.

Basic health insurance plan available.

It's pretty standard. Choose the HSA option to lower your taxable income.

Basic stuff covered, not comparable with other SV companies

* Reduce copay for doctor visits * Reduce price deduct per paycheck for PPO