Member Jeff Schiefelbein Shares His Family’s Solidarity Experience When Jeff Schiefelbein and his family joined Solidarity HealthShare in January 2023, they were looking for a healthcare solution that aligned with both their Catholic values and financial goals. Jeff had just launched his new firm, Undivided Life, and the family wanted peace of mind knowing they… Continue reading Supporting a 3-Year-Old Through Brain Cancer: The Schiefelbein Family’s Solidarity Story
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.
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.
Solidarity Chief Medical Officer Dr. John Oertle joins The BS Show to discuss which actual supplements are good for you and which might be harboring harmful chemicals. Listen to the interview or read the transcript below!
Below is Solidarity HealthShare’s sharing report for the month of June 2025. From June 1, 2025 to June 30, 2025 inclusive, Solidarity HealthShare received $2,753,778.64 in eligible medical needs on behalf of our Members, which was re-priced and shared at $944,352.33. This resulted in a 64% savings on medical bills for our Members. Sharing Report… Continue reading Sharing Report: June 2025
Something often misunderstood by secular thinkers is that faithful Catholics and others with rightly formed consciences can never engage in formal cooperation with the evil actions of another person. Recently, a court in Illinois ruled that “if patients request abortions, at a minimum, the State can require medical professionals to provide information of other medical professionals whom they reasonably believe might perform abortions.”
Health Insurers plan to reduce the number of healthcare claims that require prior authorization. This move will be transformative for countless patients.
