Whistleblower nurse fired for her Christian beliefs Vanessa Sivadge was fired from her position as a nurse at the largest children’s hospital in Texas this summer. Why? Because she stood true to her religious beliefs in the workplace. Sivadge, a Christian, revealed that her employer, Texas Children’s Hospital, used federal funds to cover cross-sex hormones… Continue reading Christian Whistleblower Nurse Is Fired From Texas Children’s Hospital for Her Religious Beliefs
They help you have a baby, without IVF Reply Fertility is a medical clinic founded in 2015 with expertise in restorative reproductive medicine (RRM). They are also one of Solidarity’s newest Preferred Providers! In comparison to in vitro fertilization (IVF), for couples experiencing infertility or recurrent miscarriage, their evidence-based care is: At Reply they recognize… Continue reading Preferred Provider Spotlight: Reply Fertility – Experts in Restorative Reproductive Medicine
Below is Solidarity HealthShare’s sharing report for the month of November 2024. From November 1, 2024 to November 30, 2024 inclusive, Solidarity HealthShare received $5,079,358.70 in eligible medical needs on behalf of our Members, which was re-priced and shared at $1,672,054.93. This resulted in a 61% savings on medical bills for our Members. Sharing Report… Continue reading Sharing Report: November 2024
More new Preferred Providers from November Preferred Providers are any healthcare provider who has agreed to bill Solidarity directly, and abide to preset, fair and reasonable rates for their medical services. A number of these organizations and individuals started out as recommendations from Members just like you. When we receive a nomination, our Provider Relations… Continue reading Preferred Providers Added in November
Insurance Costs to Spike American employers are raising the alarm over what could be a drastic increase in health insurance costs in 2025. Experts are expecting insurance costs to spike an average of 5.8% in the coming year. This is due in part to increases in the cost of medical services, higher insurance usage, and… Continue reading Health Insurance Costs to Spike Nearly 6% for US Employers in 2025
Unexpected Medical Bills Hurt Families When it comes to affording unnecessary or unexpected medical bills, American families are reaching a breaking point. A group of 32 economists, academics and business leaders recently wrote a letter to Congress saying that legislation to increase hospital price transparency would save up to $1 trillion in wasteful medical spending… Continue reading Unexpected Medical Bills are Pushing Families To the Edge
by Joseph Meaney, PhD, KM, for the National Catholic Bioethics CenterOctober 8, 2024Transplanting the Womb: A Catholic Bioethical Analysis, by Andrew S. Kubick, PhD, provides a thorough analysis of the ethical ramifications of uterine transplants from the Catholic tradition’s perspective as well as secular viewpoints. Many readers will be surprised that this is a medical… Continue reading Lessons in Catholic Bioethics: Ethical Challenges Surrounding Uterine Transplants
Many Parents are Dealing with Impossible Situations When her water broke at 22 weeks, Fatima Goines was told by doctors to prepare for the death of her premature daughter. She was delivering at the Methodist hospital in Minneapolis. There, Goines’ doctors told her that once her baby was born, she could hold her until she… Continue reading Saving Premature Babies is Now Possible Earlier than Ever. Why are so Many Hospitals Declining to Treat?
Below is Solidarity HealthShare’s sharing report for the month of October 2024. From October 1, 2024 to October 31, 2024 inclusive, Solidarity HealthShare received $3,956,402.82 in eligible medical needs on behalf of our Members, which was re-priced and shared at $1,429,798.66. This resulted in a 63% savings on medical bills for our Members. Sharing Report… Continue reading Sharing Report: October 2024
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
