Knight's health insurance policy breakdown

What I'd like to see is a clean discussion about the health insurance benefits with Knight. Let's not stray off topic again, please.

Do not answer buy your own insurance or just leave because you don't like the insurance they offer. This is for discussion of the insurance, the cost breakdown, and the benefits offered for it.

From how I read it, Knight puts in a set amount at the beginning of the year for it. After which, you are required to put 1k deductible in, just to be able to enjoy some benefits and not others. meds aren't part of anything, and my inhalers cost 200 out of pocket.

Does it cover emergency rooms? The way it reads I'd say no.

So how do we go about getting the company to offer us a better coverage? Who should we talk to? And why is this important to me? I'll tell you why, because I don't like changing jobs all the time. Just because I see something that looks better does not mean it is better. If the drivers were to get together and present their problems in a rational matter, things could change for the better.

Many of us are at the age where we might like the company we work for, so we are reluctant to just quit and move to another job. We want to see our company become a better company. I have no problems with knight, aside from the insurance policy they offer. So how do we go about changing that?

 

We pay near 1800 a month for a place in San Jose. Anywhere else 1800 a month is a house payment and the house in question is a large one with a large piece of land. We are planning on mooooving because the job market's not any better or worse in other states. >.> Her problem is she's got a good job despite her apparent lack of seniority so we might not go anywhere.

so... insurance is cutting back, so what should people do to get them to stop?

 

Which is why National Healthcare would be good. Because normally government programs are not for profit which helps many. NASA was a great program, thanks to them we got cell phones.