Is Health sharing a Good Fit? Take the Quiz and Find Out! 

Health sharing has been gaining traction as a cost-effective alternative to traditional healthcare. But is it the right choice for you? This quick self-assessment quiz will help you determine if a health sharing program aligns with your needs and preferences. 

Consider your health: 

1. Generally healthy: Do you experience few health issues and require minimal medical care? (Yes/No) 
2. Chronic conditions: Do you have any pre-existing or chronic health conditions that require ongoing treatment? (Yes/No) 
3. Preventative care: Are you proactive about preventive screenings and wellness measures? (Yes/No) 

Think about your budget: 

4. Financial stability: Are you comfortable managing potential medical bills directly? (Yes/No) 
5. Monthly fees: Can you comfortably budget for the monthly membership fee of a health sharing program? (Yes/No) 
6. Sharing costs: Are you open to the idea of sharing healthcare costs with other members? (Yes/No) 

Evaluate your risk tolerance: 

7. Unexpected needs: Are you comfortable with the potential for higher out-of-pocket costs in case of a major medical event? (Yes/No) 
8. Community approach: Do you value being part of a supportive community that shares healthcare responsibility? (Yes/No) 
9. Transparency: Are you comfortable with the transparency and accountability that comes with healthsharing? (Yes/No) 

Tallying Your Answers: 

• Mostly "Yes" answers indicate healthsharing could be a good fit for you, especially if you're generally healthy and budget-conscious. 
• A mix of answers suggests you might benefit from further research. Consider factors like your family's health history, risk tolerance and pre-existing conditions limitations. 
• Mostly "No" answers suggest traditional healthcare with predictable costs might be a better choice. 

Remember, this is just a starting point!  Do your research and explore different healthsharing programs to find one that aligns with your specific needs and values. 

Additional Resources: 

• Consider contacting a healthsharing program directly for detailed information and enrollment options. 
• Online resources can provide further details about healthsharing and how it works.