Solidarity Healthshare
I became a Solidarity member in 2018, initially attracted because it is Catholic (like me) and seemed to have an ethical approach to healthcare. I tried to utilitize Solidarity only when necessary and in the fall of 2024 had some issues that led me to see a doctor. She ended up referring me for a few lab and imaging tests. Out of 10 bills that were incurred during this time, only 3 have been paid, two of them (the biggest) to a company called Green Imaging, which Solidarity partnered with to help schedule MRIs, ultrasounds, etc. Yet 7 bills remain unpaid. I am now receiving collection notices and phone calls despite reaching out to Solidarity many times to determine the status of payment and being told that "they are in the queue" or that they are "experiencing a backlog but the bills have been approved for sharing." I was shocked to learn from the last call on 8/5/26, that my bills would only be shared when "there are no active members' bills that need sharing" which I took to mean will be NEVER--the representative agreed that was true. These bills were incurred when I was an active member. I continued to be a member in good standing for a full 9 months afterward and only left in 2025 when I had to go on Medicare. I've also been told that active members' bills take priority. My questions are, why didn't my bills take priority when I was an active member, especially when they had to pre-authorize most of the appointments, and why was their "affiliate" Green Imaging paid before any others? For a Catholic organization that took my monthly share amounts and knew about these tests before I ever took them, it is unacceptable that my bills are still unpaid. Two years later, Solidarity doesn't seem so ethical to me anymore.
Claimed loss: Roughly $12,510 of un-repriced bills
Desired outcome: These bills need to finally be paid so the providers can close my overdue accounts.
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I have been a member of this Christian health share for two years and have faithfully paid the monthly share amount for both my husband and myself.
Unfortunately, our experience has been extremely disappointing. We have medical bills dating back to 2025 that still have not been paid or shared, and some of those bills have now gone into collections. I am now left with medical debt that is beyond my means, despite having consistently made my payments as required.
What is especially troubling is that I have been told that if I am no longer a member, my outstanding bills may not be shared. That leaves me feeling trapped—expected to continue paying every month while bills that have already been submitted remain unpaid.
At this point, I have lost confidence in this organization and seriously question whether the program is operating in the way members are led to expect. I can no longer, in good conscience, continue sending money each month when my existing medical bills are not being taken care of.
Anyone considering a health care sharing ministry should carefully understand what is actually guaranteed, how long bill sharing can take, what happens if you cancel your membership, and what recourse you have if your medical bills are sent to collections.
My experience has left my husband and me with significant financial stress and debt, and I would not want another family to find themselves in the same situation.