Below is Solidarity HealthShare’s sharing report for the month of July 2025. From July 1, 2025 to July 31, 2025 inclusive, Solidarity HealthShare received $5,620,656.90 in eligible medical needs on behalf of our Members, which was re-priced and shared at $1,797,886.82. This resulted in a 64% savings on medical bills for our Members. Sharing Report… Continue reading Sharing Report: July 2025
Solidarity HealthShare works tirelessly to advocate for our Members through the difficult and confusing healthcare landscape through multiple teams and channels.
A facility fee is a cost assessed by medical professionals and added to the cumulative cost of service. This article discusses what you need to know.
Solidarity HealthShare’s Chief Medical Officer Dr. John Oertle joins The BS Show to talk about precision medicine and the importance of advocating for your own care.
Solidarity HealthShare is sharing the latest updates to our Preferred Provider list. These providers were added during the month of July.
Planned Parenthood prepares to close 33 locations across the United States due to funding cuts and other external factors.
The bill is co-sponsored by Sens. Roger Marshall, (R-KS) and John Hickenlooper (D-CO) and would require hospitals to provide clear pricing on their services well in advance of patient appointments and billing.
Americans can expect to pay an average of 75% for ACA Insurance in 2026 as pandemic-era subsidies are set to expire.
Dr. Meaney tackles the difficult conversations surrounding human embryo adoption and where it stands in Catholic Church beliefs.
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
© 2025 Solidarity HealthShare℠ is a healthcare sharing program of Melita Sharing Ministry.
ATTENTION: This program is not an insurance company nor is it offered through an insurance company. This program does not guarantee or promise that your medical bills will be paid or assigned to others for payment. Whether anyone chooses to pay your medical bills will be totally voluntary. As such, this program should never be considered as a substitute for an insurance policy. Whether you receive any payments for medical expenses and whether or not this program continues to operate, you are always liable for any unpaid bills.
