Posts about Healthcare (3)

By Dr. Alesia Greene

A lot has happened in the 10 days since President Trump and his Coronavirus Task Force kicked off the “15 critical days to slow the spread of Coronavirus,” when we were all asked to make some significant changes to our lives. In addition to practicing good hygiene, avoiding large social gatherings, and minimizing discretionary travel, many of us are now working and schooling from home in an effort to “flatten the curve.”

COVID-19 Testing and What You Can Do to Help

The volume of information regarding COVID-19 released in the past week is overwhelming. The initial, simple message has increased in complexity with new tallies daily on how many are infected and what actions governments, educational institutions, hospitals, and businesses are taking to help control the spread of the infection.

Healthcare is a major policy issue in states all across the country. During this past legislative session, some states passed state individual mandates requiring residents to either have insurance or an exemption, or they will be subjected to a tax penalty. The following states passed mandate legislation with a health care sharing ministry (HCSM) exemption:

By Shannee Tracey

By Medi-Share member, Niki Hardy It was cancer or lymphoma, that’s what the doctor said. I was told in no uncertain terms that there was no third option.

Your child calls out in the night. “I don’t feel good,” you hear.