Phcs Medishare Provider Portal (2024)

FAQs

Is Medi-Share part of the PHCs network? ›

Let your provider know Medi-Share participates in the PHCS network. Your provider should recognize the PHCS logo on the front of your card, even if they are not familiar with Medi-Share.

What is the downside of Medi-Share? Medi-Share, like other health share plans, may not cover all types of medical expenses, and members must adhere to specific lifestyle principles. It is not insurance and doesn't guarantee coverage for all health needs.

Screening Procedures – Colonoscopies, prostate exams, and mammograms are not shareable under Medi-Share. These are important screenings, but you should plan to pay for them with your own resources. Vaccinations and Immunizations – All costs related to immunizations are excluded.

No max-out-of-pocket limit – While Medi-Share covers most things you would expect a regular health plan to, it doesn't cover mental health, substance abuse counseling, and a few other areas.

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Private Healthcare Systems (PHCS) is a health insurance company that offers millions of members across the country coverage for medical and behavioral health care. They partner with Multiplan for access to its PPO network.

Reviews are mixed, with some users finding they save money compared to insurance, while others found trouble getting claims approved and disliked the overarching restrictions. Medi-Share is an agency that offers reimbursem*nt for medical expenses. Some reviewers say they are more economical than a deductible.

While traditional health insurance aims to pay for all health care needs, health share plans are designed to cover the basics and catastrophic care for people who are pretty healthy. But some health share plans are more comprehensive. You'll want to find out which programs fit your needs best as you compare companies.

No sharing limits—unlimited annual and lifetime maximums. No health exclusions—no one declined for health reasons.

Members Pay Provider Fees

Provider fees that aren't covered include routine wellness appointments, dental and vision check-ups, annual physicals, and preventive health exams. However, you'll be covered for some of these with Medi-Share Complete, the most comprehensive option.

Does Medi-Share cover colonoscopy and colonoscopy? ›

Medi-Share does not cover the following:

Dental, vision, and hearing: not eligible for sharing but can get exclusive discounts. Routine and preventive care: this includes physicals, immunizations, vaccines, mammograms, lab studies, and colonoscopies.

Three year waiting period, shareable up to $100,000. After five years, shareable up to $500,000.

MediShare plans have options availble that will fit every family and budget. Monthly contribution for families average $350.

Since Medi-Share is a health sharing organization, and not a traditional Affordable Care Act-qualified insurance product, your monthly membership costs are not deductible on your individual income tax return.

Yes, Medi-Share generally considers medically-necessary bariatric and/or liposuction and similar surgeries to be sharable medical expenses, though subject to some pre-existing condition restrictions. Elective weight loss surgery will not qualify as shareable with Medi-Share.

A: Medi-Share uses a Preferred Provider Organization (PPO) called PHCS.

No. Medi-Share is not insurance. Medi-Share is a healthcare sharing program where Christians share their financial resources to pay each other's medical expenses.

(PHCS) today announced that MultiPlan will acquire PHCS, creating the industry's most comprehensive medical cost management provider.

Reviews are mixed, with some users finding they save money compared to insurance, while others found trouble getting claims approved and disliked the overarching restrictions. Medi-Share is an agency that offers reimbursem*nt for medical expenses. Some reviewers say they are more economical than a deductible.