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Routine care is not eligible for sharing with Medi-Share. However, you can use your ID card at in-network providers to enjoy health sharing discounts on routine services. Exceptions include Medi-Share routine care for well-baby check-ups and one annual physical with limited labs per member under the new program levels. These services qualify for sharing or can be applied toward your AHP once met.
You don’t have to see an in-network provider with Medi-Share, but doing so can save you money through pre-negotiated discounts. Out-of-network care may involve higher costs and balance billing. To reduce expenses, we recommend using in-network providers whenever possible. Use the Medi-Share provider search tool to find one near you.
Eligible Married Members with an AHP of $3,000 or more can access Medi-Share maternity sharing, which offers up to $125,000 per pregnancy event. This includes expenses for care before, during, and after delivery, along with support for complications.
Yes, adoption costs are eligible for sharing (up to two adoption events can be shared per Member Household). The adoption of multiple children at the same time is considered one event.
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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.