The Facts: Protect Pro-Life, Faith Based Health Care Sharing Ministries in Texas
1.5 million Americans - more than 150,000 Texans - have chosen to join a Health Care Sharing Ministry to provide for their families’ health care needs. The Alliance represents the majority of these federally-defined ministries, which are 501(c)(3) tax-exempt,...
Alliance of Health Care Sharing Ministries Urges Texas House Insurance Committee to vote “NO” on HB 573
The Alliance of Health Care Sharing Ministries strongly opposes the version of HB 573 that was passed by the Texas House of Representative Insurance Committee. As the trade association for the majority of federally defined Health Care Sharing Ministries, the Alliance...
Alliance of Health Care Sharing Ministries Supports Maryland SB543
This month, the Maryland Senate is beginning consideration on a positive piece of legislation that would protect the right for Marylanders to choose a Health Care Sharing Ministry. Katy Talento, Executive Director of the Alliance of Health Care Sharing Ministries has...
IRS Rule Comments Expose Anti-Christian and Anti-Freedom Attacks
This month, an open comment period to a proposed IRS rule has revealed how misinformed many are about health care sharing ministries. These unexplored comments seek to deny Christians and other religious Americans the ability to choose health care that matches their...
The Alliance Responds to New York Times Article
Katy Talento’s Letter to the Editor of the New York Times defends true Health Care Sharing Ministries. A number of ministries have large, open memberships for like-minded believers across the United States, and have been recognized by the U.S. Department of Health and...
Alliance Responds to California Insurance Commissioner Bulletin
California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara recently sent a bulletin to admitted insurers, accident and health agents, and other interested parties pertaining to health care sharing ministries. The Alliance of Health Care Sharing Ministries shares the...
Statement from Dr. Weldon on new health care initiatives from the Administration
Washington, D.C. – The Alliance of Health Care Sharing Ministries president, Dr. Dave Weldon released the following statement after the White House and the Department of Health and Human Services issued a report – “Reforming America’s Healthcare System Through Choice...
Interview with Dr. Weldon, President of Health Care Sharing Alliance
“There are three reasons I take patients with health care sharing ministries: It’s predictable; it’s prompt; and it’s transparent.” - Dr. Eric Potter, who runs Sanctuary Functional Medicine of Franklin, Tennessee
NPR: ACA member says, “what else is out there?”
“I feel better about paying a monthly amount to families in need than to helping insurance companies and CEO’s make over $20 million a year.”
Health Care Sharing goes the extra mile
"They wired the money,” Nick told Strickland. “I mean, wired the money. what kind of health insurance company would do that, you know?”