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CHM Senior Share

CHM for folks approaching retirement @ 65

https://www.chministries.org/blog/approaching-retirement-there-s-no-need-to-retire-your-chm-membership

Get GOLD Benefits for $115/mo     ($120/mo discount)

  • Most extensive financial support by sharing medical incidents totaling $1,000 or more (as long as all other Guidelines are met), up to $125,000 per illness. Read an example here.

  • Annual Personal Responsibility (PR) of $1,000 per unit.

  • Qualifying amount per incident of $1,000 per unit.

  • Includes:

    • Inpatient or outpatient hospital incidents and surgery

    • Urgent care

    • Independent lab work and radiology

    • Physical therapy and home healthcare (up to 45 visits for each type)

    • Incident-related doctor’s office visits

    • Incident-related prescriptions

    • Access to telemedicine services

    • Removes the $125,000 per illness cap when adding Brother’s Keeper
       

Gold plus Brother's Keeper
  • Shares expenses exceeding $125,000 per illness to an unlimited amount

Learn more about Brother’s Keeper.

 

Requirements:

+ Turn 65

Gold already 

+ Medicare Part A and Part B (or a Medicare Advantage Plan)

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CHM Bronze Program (your current plan)

https://www.chministries.org/programs-costs/

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Bronze Program

$90 per unit, per month
  • Shares medical incidents totaling $5,000 or more (as long as all other Guidelines are met), up to $125,000 per illness.

  • Annual Personal Responsibility (PR) of $5,000 per unit.

  • Qualifying amount per incident of $5,000 per unit.

  • Includes:

    • Inpatient or outpatient hospital incidents and surgery

    • Surgery performed at facilities that meet accepted standards of medical care

    • Access to telemedicine services

  • Does not include:

    • Maternity bills

    • Testing and treatment outside of a hospital

    • Urgent care facilities
       

Bronze plus Brother's Keeper
  • Provides an additional $100,000 of cost support

  • With each annual renewal, members receive an additional $100,000, accruing up to $1 million per illness

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