Originally Posted By dshyates This was announced today. Its operating hours will include nights and weekends. This is one move that WDW has made that I really applaude. Not enough employers give a mouses but for their employees. <a href="http://tinyurl.com/275ac9" target="_blank">http://tinyurl.com/275ac9</a>
Originally Posted By cmash95 I think you will see more of this as health care costs keep skyrocketing. it's a way for disney to keep control of health care costs. I am sure that there will be a copayment in order to go but if you offer this to your employees, you control how much drs are paid and then you only have to cover hospital stays and such. I am surprised that companies like GM and ford don't have clinics for their employees and retirees because it will help keep costs contained.
Originally Posted By SuperDry <<< I am sure that there will be a copayment in order to go >>> There's nothing in the article to indicate that there will be any changes to the health benefits offered by Disney - only that for those people currently receiving benefits, there will be an on-site option to receive primary care. So, I would expect the copay and other financial arrangements to be the same as they are now.
Originally Posted By TDLFAN Does this mean Disney is finally acknowledging they have a rabbies problem on property?
Originally Posted By fkurucz <<There's nothing in the article to indicate that there will be any changes to the health benefits offered by Disney - only that for those people currently receiving benefits, there will be an on-site option to receive primary care. So, I would expect the copay and other financial arrangements to be the same as they are now.>> So in other words, if you can't afford the health plan premiums or are not eligible, then nothing has really changed. When I first saw this I thought that maybe Disney was opening a clinic for its uninsured employees. I was wrong.
