Principles of Medical Cost Sharing!

Membership requires agreeing to all of the requirements of this section as well as the submission of an application for membership. As long as members continue to meet these requirements and fulfill all membership duties as determined by the Board of Directors, their membership will continue.

While member health status has no effect on eligibility for membership, there are limitations on the sharing of needs for some conditions that existed prior to the membership effective date. Needs that do not qualify for medical sharing may still be met in part or in whole through Special Needs Sharing.

 

The following requirements protect all members by assuring honor and integrity on the part of members and by minimizing medical risks and ensuring proper association while encouraging good health practices. All  members must agree with and attest to the following statements:


 

  1. I believe that a community of moral, ethical and health-conscious people can most efficiently and effectively encourage and care for one another by sharing each other’s medical needs directly.
  2. I understand that Sedera Health is a benevolence organization, not an insurance entity. I also understand that while Sedera assures that every effort will be made to make sure that members fulfill their monthly sharing commitment, Sedera, in and of itself, can not guarantee payment of any medical expenses.
  3. I am a current independent contractor with Bonvera and am eligible for membership with Sedera through that business relationship.
  4. I agree to practice good health measures and strive for a balanced lifestyle.
  5. I agree to refrain from the usage of any form of illegal substances.
  6. I agree to submit to mediation followed by subsequent binding arbitration, if needed, for any instance of a dispute with Sedera or its affiliates.
  7. I agree to sign and submit a membership continuation agreement each renewal year confirming my commitment to adhere to these principles

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