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Health sharing is not insurance

  • No guarantee. Sharing is voluntary. The program can decline to share a bill, and payment of your medical bills is not guaranteed.
  • Not regulated as insurance. ACA consumer protections do not apply, and you cannot get ACA premium tax credits for it.
  • No legal yearly cap. There is no out-of-pocket maximum. Each new medical need can mean paying the amount you pay first (the IUA) again.

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RowZion HealthShareDirect, $5,000 IUA (40-49, member only)RemoveCrowdHealthStandard (ages 0-54), max monthlyRemove
What it isNot insuranceHealth sharing programNot insuranceHealth sharing program
WhereNational, except MD, MA, PA, MTNational
LevelDirect, $5,000 IUA (40-49, member only)Standard (ages 0-54), max monthly
Monthly price (age 40)$188National price; no tax creditsLowest$200National price; no tax credits
Deductible / amount you pay first$5,000Per medical need (IUA); can repeat$500Per medical need (IUA); can repeat
Out-of-pocket maximumNone: no legal capNone: no legal cap
One bad year$7,25612 × monthly + one IUA; more needs cost more$2,90012 × monthly + one IUA; more needs cost more
Are your bills paid?Not guaranteed: sharing is voluntaryNot guaranteed: sharing is voluntary
Pre-existing conditionsOften excluded or limitedOften excluded or limited
Tax credits (subsidies)Not availableNot available
Yearly or lifetime dollar limitsNot capturedNo maximum stated (crowdfunded, not guaranteed)
Network typeNot listedNot listed
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