Saturday, May 7, 2011

Do chefs get any benefits such as medical, dental,etc?

I Am interested in becoming a chef and I would like to know what kind of benefits you get from being a chef like health insurance and stuff.It would be cool if a chef could actually answer this but if you are for sure you know then please let me know as soon as possible.
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It depends where they work. Chefs in large hotels in Las Vegas do get benefit packages. In small family owned businesses they often don't (my family owned a restaurant for years, but the cost of offering benefits went up every year until it became impossible to continue to offer them). Plan on working in a large city in a corporate owned restaurant and you will get benefits.
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If you work in a dental office or have had IV sedation please answer this question?

I am going to have to have like 5 teeth pulled (4 wisdom and 1 regular.) My "insurance" will cover the actual extractions and the X-rays and such, but I don't think they will cover IV sedation. Sorry, but I am a chicken and I will not have anything done unless I am asleep because of a bad past experience. 1) How much average does it cost to have IV sedation done? (This is an office the takes mostly Medicaid patients and that's what my insurance is.) 2) If I paid for like half of it and they billed me a few months for the rest do you think the oral surgeon would do it? (I could pay for the whole thing if it was under $200)
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Hi! I had my wisdom teeth out almost a year ago. Like you,my insurance would not cover the sedation. It was so worth it though. They put the needle in and I was asleep in seconds.When I woke up it was all done. The fee was 85 dollars.The dentist let me do payments on the total that my insurance did not cover.Most offices are usually pretty good with payments.
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What salary should a 2008 Management graduate expect for an entry level logistics position?

I am interviewing for an entry level global logistics agent position at a 3PL logistics company and was told that the starting salary would be $28,000 but that there was no cost for medical, dental, and vision insurance. Is this compensation package reasonable for this type of entry level position? The job posting is in the Minneapolis-St. Paul metropolitan area if the location/cost of living makes a difference in your answer...
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around 35K to start
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My dental plates, specifically the upper are sensitive. I can feel the vacuum. Anchored plates,does it help?

I had a calcium deficiency as a kid and consequently had multiple fillings in every tooth. In early adulthood I received four fixed permanent bridges and several crowns. The cost was almost as much as my first home. I lost my insurance coverage just as they were beginning to fail. I now wear dental plates. They don't hurt but, they are annoying. I only take them out to brush and frequently, Part of the problem ? Please, serious answers to the above question.
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YOUMUST BE MORE SPECIFIC WITH YOUR QUESTION. DENTURES BOTH UPPER AND LOWER MUST NOT BE SLEPT WITH. THE UPPER AND LOWER GUM TISSUES MUST HAVE REST AND RECEIVE RELIEF AFTER HAVING PLASTIC OVER THEM ALL DAY. IF YOUR UPPER DENTURE IS CAUSING ALL THE PROBLEMS TALK TO YOUR DENTIST ABOUT SOFT TISSUE CONDITIONER FOR THE UPPER. THIS MAY ALLEVIATE SOME OF THE PAIN.
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How much does a toddler cavity cost to get filled?

I have a 23month old whose front four teeth all have visible cavities. I had a similar problem when I was a baby, with my teeth and some birth disorder that caused it.I have been brushing his teeth 3-4 times a day but they are still there. I just got dental and health insurance but not much money left after paying that so I need to know how much it would cost to get it fixed so I can save up money or apply for credit. Anyone know how much it will cost.
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Your toddler needs extra calcium, it may be a calcium deficiency. Each dentist will have their price. You need to talk to your insurance company about how much they will cover. Good luck, sorry to hear about your baby's teeth.
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will ohio medicaid pay for my dental work?

i lost my two front teeth in a car accident about 7 years ago i was 17 so my parents insurance payed for everything but the Porcelain now i'm all grown up and temporarily on medicaid my crowns are both broken and need replacing i know it wont pay for the crowns but will they pay for the work to get done ? if not is there some place i can go that wont charge and arm and a leg ?
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Not if you are older then 18.
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Medical bills with no insurance?

I went to the emergency room after having pain in my side for a week a few months ago. They did standard tests, including CAT scan, and they said they didn't find anything serious. A week later I received a bill for over 5 thousand dollars. I sent them what they requested for a payment plan (bank statements, etc). I am willing to repay this debt but the problem is I have no medical insurance and I am a full time graduate student. I plan to graduate in june of 08 and hope to get a job soon afterwards. I am living off of a student loan but any money I have left over every month I would like to save for an emergency (car repairs, dental bills, etc) that may come up. My question is, do you think the hospital would allow me a moratorium (suspension of payments) until I graduate and secure a job (which would be in june of 08)? I am just afraid that if I can't pay them now they will sue me or take me to court.
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They may still report you to a credit bureau, but if you are attempting to make monthly payments (even if they are small), you can at least prove that you are trying to pay. Let them know your situation, see how small of an amount they will allow you to pay, and take it from there. At least try to send $5.00. It won't stop the calls from them, but I don't think they can turn you over to collections as long as you are paying them...but I don't know that for sure. Good luck!
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