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ANOTHER GOOD THING ABOUT KANSAS

KANSAS

THE COST OF LIVING ! 

We continue to control health care costs! For the fourth consecutive year we have done what other companies believe is impossible. Below is a comparison of the health care option that most PFI employees choose.

 
 
2004
2008
Single premium
$27.00
$23.55
Emp/child(ren) premium
$50.45
$45.45
Emp/Spouse premium
$59.03
$50.63
Family premium
$73.61
$72.53
In-House Doctor
No
Yes
Deductible
$250
$200
Prescription
$10 generic/$20 brand
$15 generic/$45 brand
Max out of pocket
$1,250
$1,200
Lifetime maximum
$2 million
$5 million
Office co-pay
$20
$20
Coinsurance
80/20
80/20
 
            This example covers the majority of our workforce and represents the overall savings for our entire Power Flame family.
 
Power Flame will continue to offer a discount to those employees who participate in the Power Flame wellness program. This year there will be no brown bag sessions. All employees who participate in the Wellness Fair on February 12th or 13th will receive a discount on their premiums. There will be an additional discount for spouses who participate in the Wellness Fair and are covered under the Power Flame health insurance program.

Additional information regarding the Wellness Fair and insurance premiums coming your way daily!

I LIKE MY JOB, AND KANSAS.

A GOOD PLACE TO LIVE, WORK, RAISE KIDS.

TRACY

 
Very interesting results, Tracy. One thing to note is the increased out of pocket cost for brand name Rx, which given the rest of the coverage outlined, may hurt a bit but overall, looks like a good plan of health insurance.
 
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Tracy said:
 
Nice of you to stop by Vaughn. Yeah, the copays are killing us.
I'll check back Monday and see if my bloggie lives.
Have a nice weekend.
 
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linda said:
 
Tracy, I hope today is a really good one for your wife, you and your family! All my best of thoughts go your way. And, I hope they figure out what the problem is so the "fix" can get started quickly!

It does look like your company really cares about their employees! That's a bit less common today and something to be thankful for.

See you Monday when you bring us the good news!
 
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Julie said:
 
Mountain Man's back in the hospital. Sent an email to those I have addy's for. Think maybe his knee joint got infected w/ staph.

Please pray.
 
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linda said:
 
It amazes me that in a health-care institution things that effect one's health aren't noticed.

Julie, as always I admire your can-do attitude and I think you're right -- it's another hurdle you didn't need but you will clear it!
 
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