Cindy Hawkins, our HealthTrac Coordinator, answers the common questions that members have about Liberty's HealthTrac program.
As empowered, educated healthcare consumers, our members often ask questions to better understand how our healthsharing process works and what it means to be a good healthsharing member. In this post we answer why we require diagnosis codes with expense submission.
Peter Pitts, Former Associate Commissioner of the FDA and Liberty HealthShare Advisory Board member, explained why the FDA has recalled some hand sanitizers, what to look for and what questions to ask if you’re using hand sanitizer.
Knowing how to correctly submit a bill in your ShareBox is integral in efficiently facilitating the sharing of your eligible expenses through your healthsharing community. This video will help you walk through each step of submitting an expense.
The EOS is a helpful and informative document that aids you in better understanding your medical expense and how your community has supported you.
If you or one of your family members has a pre-existing condition, it is important to understand what this means as a Liberty HealthShare member and how it effects your shareable medical expenses.
Liberty HealthShare members agree to be good stewards of their health and medical expenses to help to reduce costs for our entire community.
One healthsharing term you should be familiar with is your AUA, or Annual Unshared Amount. If you’ve never heard of this before, that’s okay! We’re here to help you understand it.
Liberty HealthShare members are considered “self-pay patients." This means that we function more like customers, shopping for the best value when accessing healthcare. Most of us have little to no prior experience with this. So where do we begin? It’s actually not as complicated as it seems.
