Medi-Share program
Christian sharing through Christian Care Ministry. Faith and lifestyle standards are material.
Health sharing is not insurance. Programs are not legally required to pay medical expenses and do not have to provide Affordable Care Act protections. NAIC consumer guidance.
- Consumer brand
- Medi-Share
- Underlying sharing organization
- Christian Care Ministry
- Administrator
- Christian Care Ministry
- Underlying program group
- ccm-medishare
- Editorial score
- 73 (2026.1)
- Reviewed
- 2026-08-27
Guideline facts
- Monthly share
- Varies by household and program. Confirm on the official site.
- Member responsibility
- Annual household portion / IUA-style member responsibility. Confirm current amounts.
- Pre-existing
- Pre-existing needs are often limited or reviewed case-by-case. Do not assume day-one sharing.
- Waiting periods
- Waiting periods apply to some needs.
- Maternity
- Maternity rules are guideline-specific and often include waiting periods.
- Limits
- Unshareable lists and caps apply.
- Cancellation
- Ministry membership rules — not an insurance cancellation statute.
- SourceMedi-Share public siteEffective 2026-08-27Reviewed 2026-08-27