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Name | Date | Lines |
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| 181.1 | Add me! | RIPPLE::KENNEDY_KA | | Thu Nov 21 1991 08:55 | 5 |
| Kenn,
You can add me to the list. I am going with the HMO elect but I will
still have to pay the $300.00 deductible and 30% for him.
Karen
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| 181.2 | | 2B::ZAHAREE | Michael W. Zaharee, ULTRIX Engineering | Thu Nov 21 1991 11:27 | 5 |
| re .0:
I'm in this situation.
- M
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| 181.3 | | TERZA::ZANE | for who you are | Thu Nov 21 1991 11:54 | 11 |
| Currently, I'm not paying insurance for my kids. But I have in the past.
In fact, my ex took over the insurance just before all these "options"
were given to us last year.
Things can always change, so I'm very much interested in this.
What can I do to help?
Terza
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| 181.4 | another satisfied customer | RMDSRV::BURTT | on a journey in search of ..... | Thu Nov 21 1991 16:31 | 5 |
| ADD ME TO THIS LIST ... I'M CHANGING TO HMO COLORADO SINCE MY EX JUST
MOVED TO DENVER ... IF SHE WAS STILL OUT OF STATE I'D BE FORCED TO TAKE
THE 59/WK
GARY
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| 181.5 | another one. | CCIIS1::ZAGAME | | Fri Nov 22 1991 09:07 | 3 |
| Add me to the list....
- Steve
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| 181.6 | | AIMHI::RAUH | Home of The Cruel Spa | Fri Nov 22 1991 09:54 | 2 |
| Although I have custody and pay for our health care. I stilll wish to
go on record as voting for this.
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| 181.7 | Another one. | IMOKAY::wagoner | | Fri Nov 22 1991 09:58 | 4 |
| When my wife was working for DEC I had to pay for a policy just for the
kids, because I was covered under JH.
-darryl
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| 181.8 | Maybe we can start our own group policy. | COMET::SUDKAMP | Tunneling through time to a better life. | Fri Nov 22 1991 11:54 | 6 |
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Count me in also. I have one who will be going to college in one state
and one the "x" may move anywhere.
Greg
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| 181.9 | Could be faced with it again | KAHALA::JOHNSON_L | Leslie Ann Johnson | Fri Nov 22 1991 13:18 | 11 |
| I think we may have worked out our situation - the ex's husband (also a
DEC employee) will carry the kids on his HMO out there, we will carry the
kids on our HMO here. And we'll pay the out-of-pocket expenses. Have to
get it all in writing first though. But should anything change, we could
very well be back to the (JH)DMP $$$$$ dilemna again.
I spoke to my personnel rep who said DEC was aware of the problem and there
were going to be some personnel meetings after the end of the open enrollment
period to discuss these types of issues.
Leslie
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| 181.10 | 'nother one! | KYOA::BOYNTON | | Mon Nov 25 1991 09:45 | 4 |
| I'm in this situation, too. I will be relocating to Santa Clara, CA,
which is in a high rate DMP district, while my kids are in Dallas,
TX, a low-rate DMP district. I'm under a court order to maintain
JH-type coverage for the children.
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| 181.11 | tony bean | 24690::BEAN | Attila the Hun was a LIBERAL! | Tue Nov 26 1991 10:42 | 14 |
| I'm in this situation also. I'm composing a letter to Fran Bastien
(ICS::BASTIEN) who is with U.S. Benefits. I'm not sure yet what his
role is with that group, but he's the one our PSA suggested I contact.
By the way. My kids live in San Antonio, Texas. THere are NO HMOs
offered there by the DEC plans.
In San Antonio, DMP-1 costs $0.00/$9.79 (individual/family) and DMP-2
costs $5.52/$23.92.
Here in PKO, DMP-1 costs $16.34/$44.35 and DMP-2 costs $21.98/59.00
and there are five HMOs offered plus the HMO Elect.
tony
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| 181.12 | Ya just try to get used to it... | PROD01::GSALOIS | The more I know the less I understand | Wed Nov 27 1991 10:09 | 8 |
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Count me in also!
Digital Plan II here in MA...
child lives in CT
Gene
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| 181.13 | add my name | JENEVR::PAIGE | | Wed Nov 27 1991 10:48 | 6 |
|
You can put my name on the list, we both currently live in the
same are but that is likely to change.
Mick
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| 181.14 | Me too\ | CSC32::S_SCHWEIN | | Wed Nov 27 1991 16:02 | 6 |
| You can count me on the list
Steve Schwein
csc32::s_schwein
dtn 592-5699
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| 181.15 | yet another... | CSC32::R_MCBRIDE | this LAN is your LAN, this LAN is my LAN... | Wed Dec 11 1991 09:19 | 1 |
| Me too. (B^(
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| 181.16 | Watch out, if you are covering an ex-spouse... | MROA::DUPUIS | | Wed Dec 27 1995 06:07 | 34 |
| I posted this in the DIGITAL notefile, but thought that this might be
appropriate in here as well.....
Okay I have a twist on this....I noticed right away that I had no
dependants listed when I received my statement, so I called benefits
express and they explain to me that all my dependants were covered but
to go ahead and give her the information and she would update the
system. I gave her my children and my exhusband, who according to my
divorce agreement I cover him until it becomes an added expense. The
woman took the info and I thought I was all set. WRONG, two days later
I get a call from benefits express telling me that Digital does not
allow coverage of ex-spouses, I asked since when and she said that she
needed me to fax her a copy of my divorce agreement where it says I
will cover him, so I did so. A week later, I get an updated sheet and
it lists my daughters but not my x. I call benefits express and she
tells me that he is showing in the system that the previous woman must
not have hit the right button to release the information, but she would
go ahead and process it and I would receive a new statement. I
received a new statement and he was listed so I thought everything was
fine, WRONG again, last night their was mail from Fallon Clinic
addressed to my x at my address so I opened it and it tells him that
they (Fallon) received a request from DIGITAL (under my policy) to
terminate him health coverage effective the first of the year. So now
I have to wait until 9am to find out what is going on. Has anyone else
run into this problem????
If I have to pay the price for family coverage and they are not going
to reduce my rate for not having a spouse, why isn't he covered??????
Why have they been paying for the past three years and why have I never
been notified that Digital was changing it's policy??????
Thanks,
Roberta
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