High health insurance premiums?

Dr. Kate, BSN, RN · Jan 17, 2003

Wait a minute. I thought Baylor was a FT work alternative. You're not getting FT benefits? Got a union? This doesn't sound fair.

Stormy62 · Jan 17, 2003

Well they don't term it "Baylor" but that is what I was referring it to because that is what it entails. Work every weekend 12 hour shifts, off Mon-Fri. Pay comes out about the same as it would if I were working 40 hours during the week.

Union? Whats that? lol

renerian, BSN, RN · Jan 17, 2003

That is what we pay for family coverage.....

renerian

KP RN · Jan 17, 2003

$452.00 per month with a $2,000.00 deductible. This is a private insurance policy. My husband is visually impaired, and my youngest son was born with transposition of the great arteries. There is NO WAY I would permit my employer to choose which health plan is best for me!! Yes, it's expensive, but for us, it's a priority.

I need ( and demand) complete access to any doctor, any hospital at any time!

obeyacts2 · Jan 17, 2003

we pay 250 a month to cover me only. I am 34 and couldnt get private coverage and my CNA job has no benefits. I had to get a state sponsored insurnace policy for hi risk people. Why am I hio risk? I weigh over 160 lbs at 5'2 and I used to have an ulcer-long since resloved.

Laura

PS It pays 75,000 per calendar yr and 750000 lifetime.

deespoohbear · Jan 17, 2003

I pay about $150/month for our family of 5. Pretty decent coverage, especially if you are treated at the facility that I work. $10 ER co-pay. Labs, xrays and such are no charge. My husband and I had MRI's about 2 weeks apart one year, and I didn't spend a dime.... $10 co-pay for doctor's visits....

TooterIA · Jan 17, 2003

At my current job family coverage is $550/month without eye or dental, at the job I am trying to get it is free for me and $70/month for family with no eye or dental.

passing thru · Jan 17, 2003

I pay $425 per month with a $2500 deductible for myself...no family covered. This works out to $650.00 a month and I pay 20% of all bills after that, plus co-pays.

passing thru · Jan 17, 2003

P.S. And there is no eye and/or dental on my plan.