Posts about Medical Conditions

Memory is one of the most precious gifts we possess. It allows us to revisit cherished moments, relive foundational lessons, and connect deeply with our loved ones. But for millions of individuals and their families, memory can feel like a fragile gift. June is Alzheimer’s Awareness Month, a time to shed light on this complex disease, support those affected, and reflect on the profound importance of remembering, not just for ourselves, but for our community, our faith, and our hope for the future.

In January of 2024, the Medi-Share Weight Loss Program: Health Coaching with a Higher Purpose was officially launched as an added benefit to our Health Partnership Program.

When Ruth Bowser thinks back over her Medi-Share journey since she joined seven years ago, she candidly admits that she did not fully understand how the sharing model worked. However, over the course of multiple procedures for endometrial cancer, Ruth now fully appreciates the advantages of being part of a sharing community.

At a recent chapel service, Tricia Bell, Chief Legal Counsel for Medi-Share, shared about her experience with breast cancer over the past year. And while she never glosses over the hardship, Tricia’s honest testimony centers around one major theme: Gratitude.

“What’s good for your heart, is good for your brain.” - Dr. Dean Ornish, MD

You can think of your health as an ongoing journey down one road or another. There are times when all the signs and signals are recommending that we need to make a U-turn before we get completely off track.

Since 2009, Eyes of Faith Optical has partnered with local, independent eye care professionals because they provide the most comprehensive eye care to patients. We believe that eye health is not just about clear vision—it’s a window into your overall well-being.

The freshly updated 2023 American Diabetes Association (ADA) Standards of Care guidelines include a new recommendation that all people be screened for diabetes at age 35. Why? Because pre-diabetes and the early stages of type 2 diabetes may not have any clear symptoms.