Medi-Share Plans

One of the biggest reasons I chose MediShare was the affordability. My monthly share amount is significantly lower than what I was paying for traditional insurance, which has been a huge relief for my budget. It’s a great option for someone like me who doesn’t require frequent medical care but still wants protection in case of emergencies or larger medical expenses. The savings I’ve experienced have been substantial, and I feel like I’m getting good value for my money.

While some representatives were polite and helpful, others didn’t seem to have clear answers about the status of my claims. I had to make multiple calls to follow up, and it often felt like I was being passed around without getting any real help. This lack of communication made the process more stressful than it needed to be, especially when I was dealing with unpaid medical bills.

I’ve used MediShare’s sharing program a few times, including for a surgery last year, and I was very impressed with how smoothly the process went. I submitted my bills, and they were shared within about a month. The process was simple and hassle-free, and I felt supported every step of the way. It’s reassuring to know that when larger medical expenses come up, MediShare is there to help cover the costs. I’ve had nothing but positive experiences with the sharing program.

I’ve been with MediShare for a year now, and the experience has been mostly positive. The plan is affordable and aligns with my values. The 24/7 provider access is a great feature. The only downside is that some medical providers are unfamiliar with the system, causing occasional delays. Still, it’s a good choice.

We are a catholic family of 4 and Medishare has worked well for us. They align with our values and we are happy with their service.

MediShare has been a great alternative to traditional health insurance for me. The community support and shared values make it unique. The savings are significant, and the customer service is very responsive. However, the reimbursement process can be slow at times. Overall, I highly recommend it for those looking for a cost-effective healthcare option.

We haven’t had any bills big enough to qualify for sharing. But the plan also helps us get discounts on lab tests, prescription drugs, and they have good access to telemedicine. So even without healthsharing any bills we still get some value for our money.

The credit union system they use is a little weird.

So happy to have Medishare in my life they are a Christian company and share my values and every call ends with a prayer. They share bills just like they promised and the discounts are good.

We signed up only to find out that the provider we use doesn’t accept MediShare at all. Now we have to look for a plan that includes them in the provider network. I guess we should have checked first … lesson learned.

I take full advantage of telehealth whenever I can because it means that I don’t have to leave the house. The MediShare app makes it easy to track all of my appointments. It also acts as a membership card for anytime I do need to go to the doctor. I can also use the app to see which costs are shared, which helps me out a lot.

I’ve been in a lot of different low-cost insurance plans over the years. I don’t like having a high premium, because I stay healthy and barely use my coverage. MediShare is even better than those plans, because the premium is a lot lower, but I’m still staying protected against the big stuff. I’ve only used my MediShare once, so I haven’t hit my AHP yet. But the staff has been great at helping me along the way.

MediShare’s customer service can be a little slow at times. But other than that, it’s been pretty reliable in terms of having my medical costs shared. There are some Christian health companies out there that are clearly just trying to take advantage of a fad, but MediShare has been around for a while and they’ve got their operation down pat.

As far as health sharing programs go, MediShare is probably one of the better ones. As someone who has been in and out of a lot of health insurance plans over the years, it’s good to find an option that finally works. I don’t use my health plan that much, so switching to MediShare actually saved me a ton of money over the last few years. They can be a little slow when it comes to sharing the cost of some procedures, so it’s always faster to check beforehand if it’s pre-approved.