Medi-Share for Providers

Medi-Share’s NEW Provider Portal is now live and offered through Availity to enhance the provider experience.

Validate member eligibility and bill status
Submit bills for payment
Access remittance viewer
View EOS (EOP content)
Enroll to receive 835 ERA files via the Availity portal. Providers must configure their FTP client--call 800-282-4548 (800-AVAILITY).

Please note that our EDI number (59355) has not changed and you can continue to submit electronically as you do today.

Medi-Share requires the Household ID (preferred) or SSN as the Subscriber and/or Patient ID when submitting bills. Any other submission will be rejected. The Member ID (called the Household ID#) is located on the top left corner of the ID Card. It is 11-12 characters long, with the 6th character being a letter (Example: 12345M67890). Dependent codes should NOT be appended to this number. Do not use Dependent SSN.

When checking bill status, include the claim number (from CLM segment in the 837) and the amount in the 276 request.

If you do not already have an Availity Account, we encourage you to register now for a smoother experience: www.availity.com

**For any mailings, please send to: P.O. Box 67, Melbourne, FL 32902**

Medi-Share members participate in one of the following programs.

Please click the appropriate Medi-Share program below for more information, including a link to the current Guidelines which govern the program.

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Christian Care Ministry (CCM), as the administrator of the Medi-Share healthcare sharing program, receives medical bills from its members, which are a request from the member to effectuate the sharing of said bills by other members within the Medi-Share program. Medi-Share is not insurance. Medi-Share does not receive “claims," is not a "payor" or "health plan," nor does it provide "coverage."

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Medi-Share is a nonprofit health care sharing ministry of Christian Care Ministry, Inc ("CCM"). Medi-Share members voluntarily share each other's medical expenses in accordance with guidelines adopted by the members and administered by CCM. Medi-Share is not insurance and is not regulated as insurance. Neither CCM nor any Medi-Share member assume any legal obligation to share in the payment of any medical expense incurred by another Medi-Share member. Medi-Share members are exempt from the individual mandate in the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act. See 26 U.S.C §5000 A(d)(2)(B). Certain states expressly exempt from insurance regulation healthcare sharing ministries that, among other things, post a specific notice. Although Medi-Share does not rely on such express exemptions, Medi-Share has elected to publish theses notices. You can review the disclosure required for the state in which you reside: KY, MD, PA, WI - All Other States. - Click to view our privacy policy.