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May 2026 – I will be writing a full review for this health share soon… but in the meantime, I wanted a place for people to start writing their own reviews! 🙂
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Terrible!
I needed insurance for 3 months (until I was able to get on Medicare). My contract said no deductible (why would I sign up for a $1K deductible for a 3 month’s on insurance on top of the $800/month I was paying? They don’t call it a deductible, it’s called Annual Member Care Share or “AMCS” which works like a deductible for things like surgeries, hospital stays, etc. Well, I went for a cortisone shot in June 2025 and in May 2026, I was sent a bill from the orthopedic surgery center for $179, which I was told was my AMCS. My contract that I signed was blank in that section. Then it was ‘magically’ added. I would NOT RECOMMEND WeShare!
Health shares are not insurance and do not offer insurance coverage. Membership in a health share does not guarantee the payment or reimbursement of medical expenses. Each organization operates under its own membership guidelines, which determine what expenses may be eligible for sharing. This publication is for informational purposes only and is not provided by an insurance company. For state-specific notices and full program details, please visit the respective health share’s official website.
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