Each year, American Diabetes Alert Day serves as an important national reminder: diabetes remains one of the most common, costly, and consequential chronic diseases affecting families in the United States. Yet this year, the conversation around diabetes is fundamentally different and far more hopeful.
For decades, medicine has relied almost exclusively on chronological age to assess health risk – as people aged, they became more at-risk for various health problems. But modern science has now made something unmistakably clear: how long you’ve lived and how your body is aging are not the same thing. We are living through a… Continue reading The Biological Age Revolution: Redefining Health, Longevity, and Personal Responsibility
We’ve compiled a list of the 15 biggest medical breakthroughs of 2025, and what they mean for the future of healthcare.
We’ve compiled a list of the 15 biggest medical breakthroughs of 2025, and what they mean for the future of healthcare.
Our Chief Medical Officer Dr. John Oertle shares a member experience in which one of our Solidarity members were being wrong by their hospital for billing and we reached out to right that error.
November is National Hospice and Palliative Care Month, a time to reflect on one of the most sacred duties of healthcare: accompanying individuals and families through serious illness and the final stages of life with compassion, dignity, and hope.
Every October, National Midwifery Week shines a spotlight on an evidence-based model of care that has been used throughout history. Whether consulted during prenatal care, delivery, or postpartum, midwives are increasingly chosen by couples seeking personalized, relationship-centered care as they grow their families.
Childhood obesity rates have tripled over the past four decades, with nearly 1 in 5 children and adolescents in the U.S. now considered obese. This places children at higher risk for type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular disease, sleep apnea, orthopedic problems, and even mental health struggles like anxiety and depression. The consequences extend far beyond childhood. Obesity dramatically increases the likelihood of chronic diseases later in life.
But while the statistics may be sobering, there is hope. With early prevention, family-centered strategies, and support, childhood obesity is preventable and reversible.
Recently, Solidarity HealthShare helped a member facing a needed surgery adjust a bill from an outrageous charge in an effort to advocate for fair pricing in healthcare
Recently, Solidarity HealthShare helped a member facing a needed surgery adjust a bill from an outrageous charge in an effort to advocate for fair pricing in healthcare
