Guidelines topic
Membership & Eligibility
Who can join, the Christian testimony and lifestyle standards, and what Members agree to.
6 sections across both programs
Medi-Share Complete
- I. Medi-Share Complete Overview Explains what Medi-Share Complete is: a Christian healthcare sharing ministry run by Christian Care Ministry, not insurance. Covers how Members share Eligible Medical Bills, how Members vote to change the Guidelines, and that the current Guidelines govern. ›
- II. Membership Qualifications Explains who qualifies for Medi-Share Complete membership: the Christian testimony and Statement of Faith, healthy lifestyle standards, application and medical record review, Health Partners, adding spouses and children, adult children, age 65 transition, citizenship, and life milestones. ›
- III. The Member's Role This section explains what Members are responsible for: Medi-Share is not insurance, sharing runs through individual financial institution accounts, Monthly Share notices and late contributions, required pre-notification for certain treatments, Sharing Assistance during hardship, cancellation and withdrawal rules, and reapplying after cancellation. ›
Medi-Share 65+
- I. Medi-Share 65+ Standards and Purpose Explains what Medi-Share 65+ is, how Members share each other's Eligible Medical Bills, how Members vote on Guideline changes, and that the current Guidelines govern. States plainly that Medi-Share is not insurance and no one guarantees payment of any bill. ›
- II. Membership Qualifications Explains who can join Medi-Share 65+: adult Members must affirm the Statement of Faith and live by biblical standards, avoid tobacco and illegal drugs for 12 months, be U.S. residents, be 65 or older, and be enrolled in Medicare Parts A and B. ›
- III. The Member's Role Explains a Member's responsibilities in Medi-Share 65+: that Medi-Share is not insurance, individual sharing accounts, depositing the Monthly Share and late contributions, praying for other Members, sharing assistance during loss of income, cancellation, withdrawal, and reapplication rules. ›