Medi-Share

Revised February 2024 You need to hear about Medi-Share's maternity care. Prenatal and postpartum care is shared in - eligibility is based on Christian community principles.

For many people, including Adam, the best part of Medi-Share is that believers get the opportunity to put their faith into practice and take care of each other. This is what makes the Medi-Share community so vibrant and strong!

It's almost December and that means it's time for all the Holiday festivities and Christmas cheer! 2020 has been a long year full of twists and turns for just about everyone. We are all in need of our spirits to be lifted and to celebrate the joy that the season of Thanksgiving and Christmas should bring to everyone's hearts!

“It’s affordable, it’s easy, and it works.” That’s what Shawn said when we asked him why he loves to recommend Medi-Share to his friends and family. With that kind of support, of course we’d want to feature this Texas minister on our latest installment of For the Love!

As offices all over the country decided to close their doors and send employees to work-from-home in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, employees were forced to learn how to successfully work remotely very quickly. This was a drastic change for many as it stripped employees of their usual day-to-day office activities and required them to create new workplace habits.

Medi-Share members love sharing each other’s burdens, praying and supporting one another, and saving on health care too. In fact, our commitment to helping members save is one of Robert M.’s favorite things about Medi-Share!

Medi-Share is a biblical, affordable alternative to health insurance, and in today’s world, a unique community like this is something many of our members can’t help but share with their friends, family and colleagues.

Finding and selecting the best healthcare option is one of the most important decisions families, individuals, and businesses make each year. But many Americans are finding they have limited options in the state-based, federally-run health care marketplaces. In 2020, about 10% of enrollees (living in 25% of counties) had access to just one insurer in the marketplace.