Any McKesson employees?

suecnm2b · Apr 19, 2008

I've worked for McKesson for the past year and I love it! You are going to love working for them. It's a great company. I don't do telephone triage, I do Disease Management.

Anyway, I have their HSA health benefit. It's a high deductible account (3500) for the family, so I put that in my FSA. The company pays for the first 1500 of medical expenses, then I pay for the next 3500. After that, I pay an additional 10% until I reach 5000 out of pocket. The cost for this coverage for a family is $18 a paycheck which is why I took it. With my family, we rarely reach the 1500, but if we need it we have it. I have 4 children and a hubby, so with medical, dental, vision...we easily spend the 3500 even if we don't use it for actual medical expenses.

Their HMO is great as well and the premiums aren't too bad....100 a paycheck I think, but I'm not really sure. I will look into it more for next year since I think we will be switching back to the HMO.

Welcome to McKesson - you are really going to love it! :redbeathe

If you need any further information, email me. I'm rarely on this site anymore.

rntrap · Jun 19, 2008

I have a phone interview and was wondering if I can get some pointers on what to expect. It is for Disease Management.

Thanks!

shecali · Jun 24, 2008

I don't really have any good tips to give you. I interviewed and obtained a position as a case manager for them, which is a little different than their DM. I did, however, go through the DM training since my position is very new to them. I don't know what questions they would ask about for DM, maybe condition related? Sorry I couldn't be more help. Maybe if you start a new thread you might get some answers.

Good luck with your interview!

Calliehoo · Sep 20, 2012

Hi Sue,

I realize this post was several years ago, but I wonder with the advantage of more years whether you still feel that your McKesson experience was a good one. I'm in the final running for a disease-management position with McKesson (Medicaid population). I'd appreciate any advice you have to share.

Thanks so much.