When you have a medical need, just go to the doctor. Medi-Share members will share the portion of your bills that Medicare allows, but does not pay completely.
Within this network, you have access to tens-of-thousands of fully licensed doctors, specialists, and hospitals.
Your healthcare dollars go to help other Christians, rather than funding medical choices that are not God-honoring.
The Medi-Share program has a proven track record of sharing for over 25 years.
Medi-Share members will share the portion of your eligible medical bills that Medicare allows but does not pay completely, including:
copayments
deductibles
hospitalization
skilled nursing facility care
out of country urgent care
65-70 years old: $70 per month
71-75 years old: $85 per month
76 or older: $95 per month
Medi-Share for Seniors
Seniors participate as individuals and have a $1,250 AHP. For more information on how Medi-Share for Seniors works, review the FAQs or Guidelines.
The application process is quick and straight-forward. After completing your application, you’ll be able to pay your first Monthly Share and your membership will begin on the first of the following month.
Simply complete the application online and submit the $50 non-refundable application fee. You may also call
(800) 772-5623 to complete an application by phone.
You will receive your first month’s share notice once your payment is made and your membership will begin on the first of the following month.
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Members in a Health Care Sharing Ministry such as Medi-Share are exempt from the individual mandate in the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act found in 26 United States Code §5000A(d)(2)(B). Medi-Share is not insurance. It is a not-for-profit ministry and is not guaranteed in any way. Medi-Share is exempt from insurance regulation. The following states require a notice for Medi-Share to qualify for an exemption from insurance regulation. While Medi-Share is not insurance and therefore, need not qualify for such exemptions, CCM has elected to publish these exemptions. You can review the disclosure required for the state in which you reside: KY, MD, PA, WI - All Other States.