Category Archives: CVS Insurance

With Obama Care coming in 2014, health care will be much  more complicated. We will be spending too much money on an entitlement program that does not help save money for patients or the government. I fear that more people will wind up losing health care because there will not be enough doctors  to care…

Question with a question. Does that mean they can let go someone who does not  pass or refuse  them health insurance? Not good.

Typically, USA Corporate America hiring within middle to higher level positions require a health check before concreting employment with benefits - I believe this is the way to go within any organizational hiring contract, most especially based upon projected health insurance changes - CVS with its internal health insurance plan checkup for prospective employees is…

I always thought most employers of full time employees required a physical before the application process was complete.  At one time, teachers in North Carolina were required to submit a form from a physician before they could draw their first paycheck.  For me it was a blessing.  That's how I was able to have a…

This has been done for years, but is just getting attention.  A hospital health policy (which I will not name) implemented this almost 10 years ago.  Their approach was that the hospital substantially increased their health premiums, but an employee could receive 'discounts' for 'positive' behavior as defined by the employer - no smoking, within…

I think this will be happening with many other companies as well. Of course, media and liberal types will go on the usual attack of "attack the messenger" as in the case of CVS. In a sense, they are simply delivering the message that this is what will be happening through mandates in ObamaCare. The…

Great idea, more companies should do the same!

It is only going to get worse. The employees will be lucky if in a year they will have health insurance.

Just another example of why Obama care is unconstitutional.Repeal this now. Companies will continue to look for ways to save money at the cost of our freedoms. Not the companies fault. Bad governing is.

Considering all the regulations in Obamacare, I can understand why a private company would want to reduce it's health care costs.  They are paying for health insurance, they have the right to ask questions about the state of its employees' health.  It is not the same thing when the government does it, though…