Posts about Medi-Share

Discover how faith can guide your weight-loss journey, offering spiritual motivation and practical tips for a healthier lifestyle.

A patient recovering from emergency heart surgery should be focused on healing, not struggling with medication side effects. For Tim, a Medi-Share member in Maine, post-surgery symptoms made recovery challenging. Thankfully, Medi-Share’s Registered Nurse (RN) Care Manager stepped in to provide the support he needed! Working with his RN Care Manager, Tim was able to work with his providers to make the necessary medication adjustments and get back on the path to recovery. This story demonstrates that Medi-Share offers more than just sharing medical bills, it delivers compassionate, faith-based support during life’s most difficult health challenges

In today’s fast-paced world, it’s easy to compartmentalize our health, focusing on physical fitness while neglecting our spiritual or emotional well-being. But as believers, we are called to a higher standard of stewardship, one that honors God with every part of our lives.

As the new year draws near, it’s the perfect time to reflect on how we steward both our health and finances. Check out this timely guide for practical tips and spiritual insights to help you manage your 2026 care with confidence. 

“My new motto is ‘stay off ladders’,” Medi-Share member Alicia says with a rueful laugh, “especially when you’re not with someone!” And after nine long months of recovery, she’s got a story to back it up.

When shopping for new shoes or that perfect Christmas present, most of us will search for the best value by comparing prices at different stores or online retailers. Wouldn’t it be nice to do the same when looking for a new doctor or scheduling a medical test?

When a routine surgery turned into an emergency ICU hospital stay, the lives of Medi-Share members Baron and Kellye were shaken up in an instant. Yet their faith in God continues to be the solid ground they stand on.

Life doesn’t stick to the script – a fact I learned in grade school when my father was first diagnosed with cancer. My world was forever changed that day, and change seemed to be the only constant. My mother’s cancer would follow many years later. Then the biggest shock of all – my own diagnosis. None of those were in the plan. And each time, I thought I could be strong enough, independent enough, capable enough to carry it on my own.