Guidelines topic
Accidents & Third-Party Expenses
Motor vehicle accidents, when a Member dies, and expenses a third party is responsible for.
5 sections across both programs
Medi-Share Complete
- IX. Motorized Vehicle Accidents Explains when injuries from motor vehicle, motorcycle, or aircraft accidents are eligible for sharing, including exclusions for alcohol, drugs, racing, stunts, crimes, and underage operators; the extra 15% Member portion for skipping a required helmet or seatbelt; the $100,000 motorcycle limit; and how to report an accident. ›
- X. When a Member Dies Explains how Medi-Share Complete handles a Member's death: up to $5,000 in listed final expenses (funeral, burial, cremation and related costs) is eligible for sharing when membership qualifications were met, with bills and a death certificate due within one year. ›
- XI. Medical Expenses for Which Third Parties Are Responsible Explains that medical bills are not eligible for sharing when insurance of any kind or a responsible third party (such as an at-fault driver) should pay them, and sets out CCM's waiver discretion, subrogation, reimbursement, and lien rights if such bills are shared. ›
Medi-Share 65+
- VI. Motorized Vehicle Accidents Explains when injuries from motor vehicle, aircraft, and motorcycle accidents are eligible for sharing, including the 15% additional Member portion when required helmets or seatbelts are not worn, the $100,000 motorcycle sharing limit, and how to report an accident. ›
- VII. Medical Expenses for Which Third Parties Are Responsible Explains that medical bills are not eligible for sharing when insurance or an at-fault third party is responsible, when CCM may waive that exclusion, and the subrogation, 30-day reimbursement, and lien obligations Members accept if such bills are shared. ›