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Liberty HealthShare, Strengthened by its Vision, Weathers Challenges

Posted on April 18, 2023 Written by Editor

In the last few years, healthcare sharing ministries have seen significant changes, largely due to actions taken in Washington D.C. and many state capitals. Liberty HealthShare (r) has overcome these challenges with its vision to build a healthcare-sharing ministry that is a reflection of Jesus Christ, and empowers Americans in managing their healthcare journey.

All healthsharing ministries have found it difficult to keep up with the transition of the government penalizing those who don’t have insurance and offering them subsidies to pay for their enrollment. Dorsey Morris, the chief executive officer at Liberty HealthShare, said that.

He added, “Despite these challenges and others unique to our ministry we have shown our resolve and perseverance in facilitating a sharing of over $231 million worth of eligible medical expenses in 2022.” “And we did it while reducing by one third our backlog of expenses prior to 2022.”

Liberty HealthShare has shared with its members more than 1,25 billion dollars in eligible medical costs since 2019. The sharing included over 1.6 million medical bills that were submitted by the members and their doctors.

Liberty HealthShare’s members have shared more than 4.5 billion dollars in medical costs since 2014.

Over the last year, the focus has been on strengthening the procedures of the ministry. Liberty HealthShare implemented new, rigorous processes for quality control, auditing, and member resolution to ensure that expenses submitted are not only accurate and eligible, but also fair.

We take very seriously our responsibility to manage their financial contributions, and to provide the best experience possible for members. “We evaluate every program, support process, and vendor contract keeping this in mind,” Morrow said.

Liberty HealthShare is an 501(c), charitable Christian cost-sharing organization that focuses on helping members in times of crisis. The faith-based healthsharing program facilitates nearly 90,000 participants. It is a caring, community of health-conscious families and individuals who support each other and adhere to Christian values.

Liberty HealthShare is open to all year round, and there is no need for any special life event. For more information about its healthcare sharing programs visit libertyhealthshare.org or call (855) 585-4237.

SOURCE Liberty HealthShare

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