I think there’s another one called Medishare that works similar. It’s like insurance but not.
You send a check out or checks out to real people rather than an insurance company. You have a deductible yourself. So if you go beyond that, people send you checks.
To the hospital, you have no insurance, they don’t accept these as proper insurance.
To the government, you have insurance (forced by Obamacare), which may become important in the future again.
There’s no in or out of network. See who is best for you.
The reason it’s important that the hospital see you as without insurance is because you get the real rate of treatment and you don’t pay for the middle men between government “assistance” and insurance and hospital. Plus paying for the systems that slow each individual system to communicate with one another.
I’ll say it. I advocate for Samaritan’s ministry and not insurance if you can / if it makes sense.
https://samaritanministries.org/
I think there’s another one called Medishare that works similar. It’s like insurance but not.
You send a check out or checks out to real people rather than an insurance company. You have a deductible yourself. So if you go beyond that, people send you checks.
To the hospital, you have no insurance, they don’t accept these as proper insurance.
To the government, you have insurance (forced by Obamacare), which may become important in the future again.
There’s no in or out of network. See who is best for you.
The reason it’s important that the hospital see you as without insurance is because you get the real rate of treatment and you don’t pay for the middle men between government “assistance” and insurance and hospital. Plus paying for the systems that slow each individual system to communicate with one another.