Liberty HealthShare Official Blog

At Liberty HealthShare, we are taking the essential steps to help us avoid any potential disruptions or inconveniences the coronavirus may cause in servicing our members.

Probably most people, when faced with a life-threatening illness, consider prayer as an option.

Larry reflects on the past 9 months of his leadership and lays out his plans for 2019.

How do we stay flavorful? Immerse yourself in the word of God. Linger in Jesus’ presence daily and listen carefully for the whispers of the Holy Spirit within you.

As part of our effort to improve our systems, we're excited to announce we are updating the ShareBox to make it a platform for continued growth and innovation. This is the first time in five years since there has been a major change to the ShareBox system.

We rely on our members to understand and live out the healthcare sharing mentality throughout your interactions with healthcare professionals and providers. We hope to give you the tools you need to make this possible. Liberty’s pre-notification process is one such tool.

The ancient prophets were laughed at and mocked on a regular basis but they were some of God’s favorite people. Take a step back and let God fight your battles and enjoy the blessing of His presence. He knows all about it and you.

Many diets focus solely on numbers, forcing you to count calories, carbohydrates, or points. Complicated diets are hard to stick with, and many people will give up before seeing any results on the scale.

All of us here at Liberty would like to offer you and your loved ones our warmest wishes this Christmas. I hope that the New Year is a great one, filled with laughter, love, and good health.

These days, interacting with the medical world is often exasperating and time-consuming. Believe it or not, doctors and their staffs find these problems frustrating too! Thankfully, there are many practitioners who have moved to a new model called Direct Primary Care (DPC).

Isaiah has no hesitation in claiming that the coming Messiah will be a Mighty God. When this Mighty God returns He will come as a conquering Lord of heaven and earth.

The holidays are a festive time filled with many delicious temptations. Many of us want to maintain a healthy lifestyle while still enjoying the simple pleasures associated with the season.

When Jesus was born, He opened the door of redemption to our fallen world. As we all know only too well, the world remains fallen as we struggle against the effects of sin and its hold on our lives. In recent years, an undercurrent of unrest, polarization, and anger have characterized our nation.

As the Vice President of Medical Services, Lauri is responsible for the strategic leadership and oversight in the Health and Wellness Department.

“For a child is born to us, a son is given to us. And the government will rest on his shoulders. These will be his royal titles: Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.” Isaiah 9:6 NLT

For parents of athletes, you know that injuries are inevitable. Tom B. shares how being a member of Liberty HealthShare helped him find the care his son needed to get him ready for his upcoming baseball season.

There are times in our lives when we need to speak our confidence and faith in God. Most of the time we wait until we are in a crisis and that’s okay but hopefully we remember His faithfulness during the good times as well.

Liberty HealthShare employee shares how he was able to make simple changes that have helped him meet his weight loss goals. Check out the awesome Heart Healthy Chili recipe, too!

Many factors can play a role in one not getting enough sleep, but what we need to remember is that adequate sleep is essential for one’s overall health and wellbeing.

God blesses those who are persecuted for doing right, for the Kingdom of Heaven is theirs. Matthew 5:10

Jeanine Cookson, a 56-year-old divorced mom and entrepreneur from Scottsdale, Arizona, is outspoken about her membership in Liberty HealthShare. "I want you to know Liberty HealthShare saved me," she said.

For most of us, the next six weeks or so will include at least one family get-together. Depending on the person and his or her history, the very thought of these festivities evoke a wide range of emotions, from joy to outright dread. So what can you do to prepare for the stress you might experience?

As countless Americans agonize over their health insurance options during open enrollment, most are unaware they have another choice that has worked for decades—health sharing.

November is National Diabetes Month. This annual event is meant to raise awareness about diabetes in its various forms. Incredibly, nearly one in four adults with diabetes are unaware that they have the disease. This month is a great opportunity to learn about your risk.

One of our favorite phone calls to receive from a member is the announcement that they have welcomed a new addition to their family. As joyous as it is to welcome a new baby, it is also a huge adjustment, especially for a new mom. Here are a few self-care strategies we recommend for new moms.

The holiday season is a joyful time of year for most, but for some, SAD (seasonal affective disorder,) can negatively affect this festive time of year. SAD is a type of depression that affects a person during a certain time every year. This is commonly brought on during the winter months, and can be called the “winter blues."

I am pleased to tell you that over the last several weeks we have taken additional steps toward the goal of processing bills within 3 days after receipt at Liberty. It is going to be a reality in the near term. We also have improved efficiencies and added headcount to ensure we are answering calls in a more timely manner. Thanks to improvements, when you call us, we will answer.

Each October, many charities, research organizations, medical institutions, and individuals participate in National Breast Cancer Awareness Month to spread the word about the need for early detection and proper treatment for those diagnosed with breast cancer. Understandably, most people prefer not to dwell on their cancer risk or entertain thoughts of what might happen if they were diagnosed, but the reality is that breast cancer will affect roughly 1 in 8 women born today.