Health Insurance - Trying to get some info please

you can check rates at healthcare.gov to get an idea of price and coverage.

 

My insurance with SNI, different company I know, is roughly 30$ a week for only basics. No eye, dental and so on. All in all, including the cdl lawyer protection thing, I pay about 43$ weekly for mine.

Companies don't offer the same plans, but do often compete with their rivals. A family plan, fully loaded, comes to roughly 170$ weekly (I could be off some.).

We have blue cross blue shield, but that's something that'll vary from company to company anyways.

After working in the healthcare industry prior to this job... Please, if you take nothing else from my post, remember this. I would be extremely hesitant to sign up to work for any company that would not allow or will not share details of their coverage until you're hired. Insurance is one of those things where sometimes you're better off not having any coverage over crappy coverage...

I have always been able to ask prospective jobs about their coverages. Even SNI sent me a basic info package in email when I asked the recruiter.

 

If I may enquire as to those reasons? If all else fails, try something else. If the reasons are something akin to pets, passengers or time home, those are all pretty common.

Just something to consider.

 

Western Express is a terrible company. They have a bad safety score and horrible equipment.

 

There are other companies available. You'll always pay for the convenience. SNI has me on dedicated, I'm home weekends and roughly every other night.

Im not recruiting, but just saying there's other companies out there. If WE is as bad as people say, your hubby will get burned out quickly. And there's other instances of people who were hired by a non-reputable company, and when they looked for employment elsewhere they found that companies didn't want them.