Sometimes, life leaves us without the health care we need. Whether you’re between jobs, a recent graduate, a seasonal worker, or simply in a period of transition, it can be challenging to find affordable, temporary health solutions. Short-term limited-duration health insurance was designed to meet these specific needs, helping people through brief but critical health coverage gaps. But now, with recent changes, some short-term health insurance plans are no longer available in certain states.
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What is Short Term Medical?
Topics: Healthcare Sharing & FAQ Features Health Sharing Affordable Health
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How to Get Short Term Help With Health Care in Your State
Recent updates to federal guidelines have impacted the availability and duration of Short Term Medical (STM) programs, affecting many Americans who previously relied on them for temporary health care needs. The federal government recently finalized a rule limiting the duration of STM programs to a maximum of four months. This change was implemented to address concerns about STM programs being used as long-term solutions instead of temporary stopgaps. Here’s a breakdown of what this means for you and the options to consider if you’re affected.
Topics: Family health Health Sharing Affordable Health
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Health Care Sharing for Real Estate Agents
As a real estate agent, your job demands flexibility, independence, and the ability to handle multiple responsibilities. You’ve mastered the art of managing your time, clients, and finances. But one area that often presents a challenge for many self-employed professionals, like real estate agents, is finding affordable, comprehensive health care. If you've faced this dilemma, you're not alone—and OneShare Health can offer a solution perfectly tailored to your unique needs.
