For general provider office visits, log in to your Member Center and click on Find Provider on the right-hand side of the screen.  Before you receive care, you should contact your chosen provider to verify new patient status, location, and services currently being offered.

Emergency/urgent care visits do not require pre-notification; however, notification of emergency/urgent care is highly recommended within 72 hours of service.

1. Either click here to find a provider or log into your Member Center and click Find Provider on the right-hand side to find providers in your area.
2. During your scheduled appointment, present your Medi-Share ID card.

When talking to a provider, be sure to mention the network (if applicable) in the top left of your Member ID card as this might be more familiar to your providers. You should always encourage your provider's billing office to bill Medi-Share directly using information on the back of your Member ID card.

Present your green Medi-Share ID card and pay your provider fee as listed on your card. If you do not have a copy of your Medi-Share ID card, you can access it by logging in to your Member Center at member.medishare.com.

You should pay the provider fee listed on the front, upper right hand corner of your Member ID card when you receive medical services. If you have not met your AHP, the provider may bill you for an additional amount after the bill is processed.

1. Have them call the Contact Center number noted on your Member ID card. It is in your best interest NOT to pay. If they insist, you may consider going to another provider in the network.
2. If not, pay the minimal required amount. Then point them to the area of the card that states they are to submit their bills directly to Medi-Share and notify our Contact Center of any payments made to the Provider.

1. Medi-Share does not control or store prices for medical needs. Questions regarding the cost of a medical procedure should be directed to the provider's billing supervisor or financial services department.
2. Providers will bill for their services and then it will be reduced to the contracted rate if they are in-network. In-network providers are not obligated to honor their discounts if the service is ineligible for sharing; however, we would ask that they honor the discount for the Member.
3. Providers will bill their total charges. In some instances, Medi-Share will request they honor a discounted price; however, they have no obligation to do so.

Every time you visit a medical provider, you will present your Member ID card and your provider should submit your medical bills to Medi-Share. They will be processed and discounted, and then your provider will bill you for the portion you owe. Once the amount you pay meets your chosen Annual Household Portion level, eligible medical bills will be eligible for sharing.

Your providers will submit all medical bills to Medi-Share who will process the bills and apply any discounts. Eligible amounts are applied to your Annual Household Portion. If you have met your AHP, the bills will be submitted for sharing.

You should still pay your provider fee, even if you have met your AHP, as the fee is not applied to your AHP.

For a short video tutorial on how medical bills are applied to your Annual Household Portion, click here

The bill should be submitted electronically through EDI #59355 or can be mailed to Medi-Share, P.O. Box 67, Melbourne, FL 32902.

If traveling or living outside of the U.S., you are responsible to pay the bill, obtain an itemized bill (in English), provide proof of payment and submit to Medi-Share. For eligible medical needs, currency exchange will be calculated on the date bill was paid.