medishare.comReviews of medishare.com

Cost has gone up 50% in two years. Every month it's more with no explanation no warning. Asked for answers, get nothing. We have an incredibly high family share because we don't have many medical bills. We can no longer afford this.

Run. They are incredibly kind UNTIL you are a customer. Then expect nothing but super impatient help over the phone, red tape that makes no sense. It's near impossible to find providers that are considered in network. And on top of it you won't get any sort of self pay discount, no matter what they tell you. Essentia Health told me today that Medi Share provides a card, so you'll never be considered self pay. Aka we would have SAVED money by having nothing at all then using them for the past several months. Don't even consider it.

We've had Medishare for multiple years and never had to use it until the birth of our 3rd child. I do not recommend them at all after our experience. They are not customer centric or focused. It is a big money machine and they will treat you like a number. Calling in is useless, their communications are not clear, they constantly change terms and pricing. I think it started with good intentions and is run by money and profit now. Avoid at all costs.

I was with them for years and after my husband losing his job, they had no options for me for a program or any assistance to hold onto my insurance for 30 days. They also told me that if I reapply that I can't submit any bills to them for 90 days. This is NOT a ministry! This is big gov taking their money and not helping their members !!! DO NOT JOIN!

This is my final review. After paying money for 2.5 years into a medical sharing organization, I can say avoid at all costs. My costs for melanoma surgery and biopsies totaled well over 37k just in n the last 3 months of paying into this scheme. I easily met my deduction amount. I gave them one more chance to investigate my claim. lol. They will find reasons out of your control to not pay one cent. Run and let them pray over their own souls. They need it. Phony organization.

Being apart of Medi-Share was a constant headache. At a glance their website deceives you into thinking that there are plenty of providers in the area that take medi-share. When this is in fact not the case. Their customer service was atrocious, their website was constantly billing me even though I had already paid my share. The whole thing felt like a big scam honestly, and I wasted way too much money on medi-share and received no health help whatsoever. Do yourself a favor and don't waste your time with medishare.

This is our experience and it is not yet resolved. I hope others have had a better experience. My wife had an emergency surgery on June 2nd and we are still struggling with communication and follow through. We submit immediately when they ask for additional information/documentation but if it submitted horizontal instead of vertically, it is rejected. No notification. Nothing is known about this unless we follow up. Several times they have promised to get back with us, but have yet to follow through. They showed "contracted discount" amounts that they "negotiated" with the provider, but this turned out to be totally false, according to the providers themselves. In the mean time as we are doing our best to get help, our providers are threatening collections. We expected so much more integrity from a Christian organization. About the only Christian value we have experienced, is that they pray for us. We liked this at first, but now seems like a way to pacify us. Their marketing is not honest. They know they are marketing to people looking to find alternatives to traditional health care. When you see $50 Dr visit copay or $500 ER visit or $9000 out of pocket, that is what you expect. The reality is, they don't do the $50 copay or $500 ER until after the $9000 has been satisfied (this is what they told us on the phone). Thus far, of the $46k we owe, our providers say we owe $27k - not $9k. We will report back with better news if it comes.

I am extremely disappointed with my experience with Medi-share. they denied coverage for my hip replacement surgery by labeling it as a pre-existing condition. for nearly seven years, i saw my orthopedic dr to monitor my hip. During that time, we were simply keeping an eye on it. It wasn't unit recently that my condition progressed to bone-on-bone arthritis, causing severe pain and making everyday activities difficult. at this point, surgery became medically necessary. Instead of recognizing that my condition had significantly worsened, Medi-share denied my claim because I had been seeing the same dr for years. This is called monitoring a condition. The experience has been frustrating and stressful. I encourage anyone considering Medi-Share to carefully understand how they define pre-existing conditions and how that my effect coverage for future medical needs.