When you learn the hard way...

I know a teenager that got into a pretty major car accident during the holidays. He was in the ICU and needed multiple surgeries and had a long hospital stay.😢

The parents had to pay their deductible twice during his hospital stay because he was in the hospital at the end of the year and through the new year.

Deductibles start over on January 1st.

Even though these parents were responsible and had health insurance, they had a GoFundMe set up for them because of the cost of their two deductibles in such a short period of time.

If I had something similar happen while I have my health share, I would pay my Initial Unsharable Amount (IUA), which is just $1,000. I wouldn’t have to pay another IUA in January since it’s all part of the same incident.

So not only am I saving significantly each month, but I’m saving again when something major happens.

That’s the difference between health insurance and a non-profit health share organization.

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PS- The teen has recovered and is doing very well now! 🙏