| | | Dear Friend, Every month, our Members demonstrate the power of healthcare sharing by supporting one another through life's unexpected medical needs. Last month, through our Reference Based Pricing model and provider negotiations, 68% of submitted medical costs were reduced, saving our Members more than $2.27 million. These savings help make quality healthcare more affordable while strengthening the community that makes this ministry possible. In this month's newsletter, you'll find my latest conversation on the growing role of nurse practitioners, learn how Solidarity shares into mental health care, gain insight into why healthcare costs continue to rise for employers and ACA Marketplace enrollees, and discover practical health tips and membership updates to help you make the most of your Solidarity membership. Thank you for being part of the Solidarity community and for making this ministry possible. In Christ, |
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| | | | | |  | | | The Unsung Heroes of Healthcare: Nurse Practitioners | | What if your next primary care provider wasn't a physician? In a recent interview on The BS Show, Chris Faddis discusses the growing role of nurse practitioners and why their training, bedside manner, and patient-focused approach are making a difference in healthcare today. | | LISTEN NOW | |
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|  | | | Why ACA Marketplace Health Insurance Premiums Are Rising Again | | ACA Marketplace health insurance premiums are expected to rise again in 2027, with many states seeing proposed double-digit increases. Learn what's driving these higher costs, which families may be affected most, and how Solidarity HealthShare continues to provide an affordable, ethical alternative for healthcare needs. | | READ MORE | |
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| | | | View the sharing report for June, detailing our sharing metrics for the month. Sharing Report: June 2026 -
Eligible Medical Needs: $3,400,884.11 -
Repriced Savings: $2,277,555.58 (68%)
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| MEDICAL INSIGHTS | | | Each month, we share timely health topics along with simple insights and habits that can make a meaningful difference for your family’s health and well-being. This month, we’re focusing on tips for healthy travel, UV safety, and juvenile arthritis awareness. |
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| | | | | Tips for Healthy Travel – Be Prepared
When planning a trip, preparing for healthy travel is just as important as planning your itinerary. Before you leave, learn how health sharing works while traveling domestically or internationally, then take a few simple steps to help keep you and your family safe and healthy on the go. First, be sure to refill and pack your prescriptions, as well as over the counter medicine like aspirin. Even everyday medications can be difficult to obtain when traveling. Don’t neglect your normal healthy habits and routines – eating well, staying hydrated, and getting adequate rest and exercise can mean the difference between an enjoyable vacation and an exhausting one. Learn more. |
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| | | | | UV Safety Month – Protect Yourself from Harmful Sun Exposure
July is UV Safety Month, a time to raise awareness about sun exposure and how to protect yourself from the harmful effects of ultraviolet (UV) radiation. Excessive exposure to UV radiation can lead to cancer, cataracts, and other ocular issues, so being prepared before going out in the sun is essential. The highest intensity UV rays generally occur from 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. When possible, try to plan outdoor activities outside of this time or protect yourself by wearing long-sleeved shirts, wide-brimmed hats, and UV-blocking sunglasses. Learn more. |
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| | | | | Juvenile Arthritis Awareness Month – Recognize the Signs Early
Did you know that arthritis doesn’t just affect the elderly? Over 200,000 children in the U.S. are currently living with juvenile arthritis, a condition that develops when an overactive immune system attacks healthy tissue and cells, leading to inflammation, joint swelling, and pain. This Juvenile Arthritis Awareness Month, learn more about the causes, symptoms, and treatment of the disease. | |
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| | | | | | Our Provider Relations team added new preferred providers for our Members in June in California and Florida. Check out the list and see if there are any providers near you. View the post. |
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| | | | | Find out why you should never pay up front for your healthcare visits when enrolled in Solidarity. Read more. |
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| | | | | Are you familiar with our partnership with Regenexx? Learn more about the exciting, regenerative treatment options that this Preferred Provider offers to our Members. Learn more. | |
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| | | | | | Please join us in giving thanks for our Member Sara, who has been diagnosed as being in remission after her battle with Hodgkin lymphoma. We praise God for the restoration of her health and thank Him for hearing our prayers. |
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| | | | | Please pray for our Member Kathryn as she prepares for the induction of her baby in the first week of August. Her baby is expected to be born with spina bifida. We ask the Lord to bless her delivery, guide the medical team, grant her baby good health, and provide a short NICU stay. |
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| | | | | Let us lift up in prayer our Member Mary Ann, who has recently been diagnosed with breast cancer. May the Lord grant her strength, comfort, and healing as she begins this journey, and surround her and her loved ones with His peace and grace. | |
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|  | | | Solidarity HealthShare is not an insurance company and does not offer insurance. Our members voluntarily share qualifying medical expenses with one another. | | | View the web version of this email. | | | Solidarity HealthShare • 4500 S Lakeshore Dr. Ste 130 Tempe, Arizona 85282 United States • (844) 313-4999 | | | Copyright © Solidarity HealthShare. All Rights Reserved. | Unsubscribe | |
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