A lab test is necessary for diagnosing and treating health-related issues. Going for a lab test without health insurance can be quite costly. That’s because lab test costs depend on the type of test, location, and insurance coverage.
This month, we are pleased to introduce you to Jessica. She previously served in our member services department, where she answered our members’ questions and assisted...
In the Gospel of John, there is a fascinating description of something that happened shortly before the arrest and crucifixion of Jesus. Many of these people were the...
This month, we are pleased to introduce you to Eric. He is a team lead for our Member and Provider Services departments and he has served Liberty HealthShare since 2019, where he assists our staff to help answer our member’s questions.
If you do this, you will live many years, and your life
Traditional healthcare is out of reach for some people. Know that you're not alone if you're one of them. There are also various options to examine that can provide the health care you require while also saving you money.
If you don't qualify for a federal subsidy and can't afford a plan under the Affordable Care Act, Christian healthsharing ministries are non-profit groups that support people and families who are suffering to pay for medical care. Healthcare sharing ministries, in general, are a cost-effective way to care for your family's health.
As Jesus went with him, he was surrounded by the crowds. A woman in the crowd had suffered for twelve years with constant bleeding, and she could find no cure. Coming up behind Jesus, she touched the fringe of his robe. Immediately, the bleeding stopped.
“Who touched me?” Jesus asked.
This month, we are pleased to introduce you to Quoya. She is a member and provider services care advocate, and she has served at Liberty HealthShare for seven months in her role, where she answers our member's questions about their healthsharing programs.
Medical cost-sharing plans are not the same as health insurance. They're an alternative to regular healthcare coverage that's designed to help members with religious or ethical values, often Christian, reduce medical costs. However, before cost-sharing can begin, each member must pay a specified amount of their own healthcare expenses that are not shared.