Debbie Beaulne

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  Dehoney - About Us: Associates - [Cached Version]
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  Debbie Beaulne, ALHC
  
  After several years of plan administration experience with Sun Life, followed by five years claims experience with Manulife, Debbie joined us in 1990 as group account manager.Debbie manages our group department and holds an Associate in Life and Health Claims (ALHC) designation.

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  Debbie Beaulne -- Group Account Manager

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  Debbie Beaulne 604.742.4030

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  Published on: 11/16/2007    Last Visited: 2/25/2009  

  If you would like to arrange for a no-fee, no-strings-attached market survey for the coverages you require, or a free evaluation of your benefit plan, please contact Debbie Beaulne at (604) 684-2300 x 24 or email dbeaulne@dehoney.com.

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  Debbie Beaulne
  
  Vice President, Group Benefits. Debbie manages the day-to-day operations of the Group Benefits team as well as consulting responsibilities on some of our key accounts. Debbie is responsible for human resources and training and development and works closely with our core leadership group in charting the organization’s growth and direction. Debbie joined Dehoney Financial Group in 1990 and has been integral in developing the Group Benefits team to become one of the finest in western Canada.

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  [KCUTS] May 1 deadline: Sign up for PharmaCare now! - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 4/16/2003    Last Visited: 4/17/2003  

  plans from increasing too much, said Debbie Beaulne, group account managerfor Dehoney and Associates, which provides benefits consulting toemployers.
  
  "Everyone is on PharmaCare whether they realize it or not," Beaulne said."That's why when you go into the pharmacist, they put in your Care Card.It's accumulated automatically and that's why most people wouldn't knowabout it."
  
  Beaulne said prescription drugs are becoming extremely expensive and itdoesn't take much to reach a deductible.
  
  "PharmaCare is a benefit you're entitled to," she said.If it's unclaimed,the cost may fall to extended health carriers, Beaulne said.

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