by Joseph Meaney, PhD, KM, for the National Catholic Bioethics CenterOctober 8, 2024 The Bioethics of Ballot Initiatives There are 26 US states that allow citizen-initiated ballot measures, and they often center on ethically charged issues like abortion, assisted suicide, or even legalizing recreational marijuana. 2024 saw a record 10 state ballot initiatives concerning abortion… Continue reading Lessons in Catholic Bioethics: The Bioethics of Ballot Initiatives
Re-Introducing Care Coordination Solidarity recognizes the inherent difficulties and challenges that all patients undergo while navigating our healthcare system. However, we want to provide our Members with a different experience. Especially when they need to interact with the healthcare system much more than is typical. We have spent the last year recognizing the complexities and… Continue reading New for Members: Expanding our Care Coordination Team
By Chris FaddisNovember 21, 2024 High Health Insurance Rates Are Affecting Everyone Long gone are the days when families automatically choose to renew their health insurance policies each year. Today, high health insurance rates and double-digit rate spikes, made worse by a lack of medical price transparency, are driving policyholders who once may have stuck… Continue reading RealClearHealth: Sky-High Health Insurance Rates Call for Innovative, Low-Cost Alternatives
November 2024 Dear President-Elect Trump, Vice President-Elect Vance, and Members of the Transition Team: We at Solidarity HealthShare, a healthcare sharing ministry devoted to facilitating the delivery of affordable, holistic healthcare of the highest quality to all patients since 2016, write to congratulate you on your November 5 election victory and ask that you take… Continue reading Open Letter to the New Administration: Make America Healthy Again
Make America Healthy Again: A Personalized Approach to Healthcare As we consider policies to Make America Healthy Again, we must end the restrictive FDA and standard of care policies that stifle public health innovations. Drawing from the Make American Healthy Again movement’s stance against the FDA’s suppression of safe, effective treatments, we aim to liberate… Continue reading Make America Healthy Again: A Personalized Approach to Healthcare
With the average cost increase for health insurance looking higher than usual for 2025, Americans may be seeking alternative healthcare coverage options. Solidarity HealthShare President and Co-Founder Chris Faddis joins Bob Sansevere of The BS Show to talk about this important topic. Bob Sansevere (00:00): We are joined by Christopher Faddis, co-founder and president of… Continue reading The Average Cost Increase For Health Insurance Looks Grim in 2025. What to Do?
Tips To Stay Healthy and Happy During the Holiday Season It’s the most wonderful time of the year again. The holidays signify a time of connecting with loved ones, taking part in holiday events, and travel. It’s a busy time for many of us as well, which can lead to increased stress and less self… Continue reading Don’t Let the Holiday Season Get You Sick
Requirements to be a Member of our Health Sharing Ministry At Solidarity HealthShare, we believe that the human body is a gift from God. It is worthy of care and respect from conception until natural death. This belief that we are stewards of our physical bodies is precisely what informs Solidarity’s approach to comprehensive health… Continue reading Understanding Our Health Sharing Ministry: An Overview of Solidarity Membership Eligibility Requirements
In the Unites States, it is estimated that over 38.4 million Americans have diabetes, according to the CDC. Whether you are at-risk for or living with diabetes, or know someone who is, learning how to prevent and manage this disease may seem daunting. The good news is that diabetes prevention and management are often possible… Continue reading American Diabetes Month: 5 Ways to Prevent and Manage Diabetes
Dementia Prevention is possible. Solidarity HealthShare Chief Medical Officer joins Brenda Aikin of Mater Dei Radio to discuss more. Listen to the full interview or read the transcript below. Brenda Aikin (00:00): Alzheimer’s is degenerative brain disease. It’s responsible for 60 to 80% of dementia cases. Joining me to shed a little bit of light… Continue reading Dementia Prevention is Possible. Dr. Oertle Shares More.
