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Sharing Report: October 2018

Month Total Amount Charged Amount Shared Discount % January $715,093.34 $265,356.72 62.9% February $1,502,712.79 $552,261.36 63.2% March $862,825.09 $356,216.12 58.7% April $2,218,315.14 $705,903.58 68.2% May $796,392.32 $396,836.27 50.2% June $1,223,796.05 $525,118.01 57.1% July $1,459,622.28 $539,697.29 63.0% August $1,274,567.31 $563,625.97 55.8% September $2,645,255.97 $1,125,484.99 57.5% October $3,289,499.99 $1,034,765.44 68.5% $15,988,080.28 $6,065,265.75 62.1% In this chart, the… Continue reading Sharing Report: October 2018

Our Founder’s Story

Solidarity HealthShare co-founder and Chief Operating Officer, Chris Faddis, discusses the trials suffered by his family, which motivated the founding of Solidarity HealthShare.

A Tip Sheet on Changes to Solidarity’s Sharing Guidelines

As we announced on July 25th, Solidarity HealthShare has revised its Sharing Guidelines, adding several new features. These are just a few highlights.

A Catholic Response to the Health Care Crisis

(Originally published on Aleteia.org, October 3, 2018) “Every single time I had to make one of those phone calls, my heart was pounding, I was shaking… Insurance gave up on us… they just didn’t want to pay for it.” It had been eight months since Kellie Soper lost her baby just before birth. She and… Continue reading A Catholic Response to the Health Care Crisis

Solidarity CEO Brad Hahn on the Guadalupe Network

Solidarity HealthShare Chief Executive Officer Bradley Hahn discusses the impact of politics and the Supreme Court on the insurance industry, conscience protection, and the reasons for Solidarity’s rapid growth.

Hector Molina: Why Solidarity HealthShare Matters

Hector Molina, CEO of Casting Nets Ministries, discusses the impact Solidarity HealthShare is making in our members’ lives!

Renowned Catholic Apologist Chooses Solidarity HealthShare for His Family

Popular Catholic radio show host and author Patrick Madrid chose Solidarity HealthShare for himself and his family after struggling under increasing premiums for their traditional insurance company.