“What’s the difference between health insurance and CrowdHealth?” We fight for your bills getting paid. Health insurance fights against your bills getting paid.

We announced three initiatives at the #btc  happy hour last night (which was a blast). We will be disclosing them here over the next few weeks. The first is that, like May, we will only be charging $50 per member in June. Because our members have been so efficient in their spending we will not be asking for any additional crowdfunding deposits.

Bitcoin circularity in healthcare, and the medical industrial complex w @Breedlove and @SchoonoverAndy

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We helped Ngozi save $25,000. 🧡🧡🧡

We get asked often how we get such good pricing for our members. Insurance model: throw down an insurance card and deal with the consequences later. High time preference. Price takers. CrowdHealth model: let us negotiate the procedure before you go and pay at the point of service. Low time preference. Price makers.

80% of chronic disease can be avoided with healthy eating, $1 out of $4 is spent on diabetics (90% preventable for TDM2), yet med schools don't teach nutrition. The only Nutrition focused course in Harvard Med course catalog is NCE522.0- Culinary Medicine and Nutrition. Focus is on cooking. Our system is bad from both sides: bad eating leading to chronic disease (higher consumption) for which we pay exorbitant $ to treat. Sooner you realize that the majority of doctors don't have a clue about nutrition, the better off you'll be. Ask for the source of their info. If its a huge national org (AHA, ADA, etc) then you know they've outsourced their learning to huge orgs that have been wrong for 50 years.

Happy Cinco de Mayo 💃 1) Crowdfunding requests have been significantly lower than expected resulting in funds available in your crowdfunding accounts being higher than expected. We hate inefficient uses of capital. Therefore, we will not be collecting any additional deposits to your crowdfunding accounts this billing cycle. Subscription fee only. We will soon announce some changes to put more money back in your pockets. Use the funds to stack some sats, give to your favorite charity, or have an awesome Cinco de Mayo fiesta. 🍹 2) We are eliminating negotiation fees and account closure fees. They were too confusing. We are wrapping all our fees into the subscription fee to increase simplicity and transparency. Subscription fee is $50 per person per month going forward.

For those wondering, we will gladly submit Emergency Speedboats to the Crowd for funding

Happy 2 year birthday to us! Thousands of bills paid, thousands of satisfied customers, tens of thousands of crowdfunding requests, millions of dollars saved. Thanks to all who have supported us. We are so very appreciative.

Healthcare crowdfunding and advocacy at its best. Our member was diagnosed with cancer and we were privileged to be her ally while walking alongside her in the battle. The surgery went 👍🏻 and the prognosis is 💯

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Our 4,000th bill!!! $145 wellness visit for a member in FL will be submitted to the community for crowdfunding today.

We are hiring! Primary function is Case Management. You'll be walking alongside our members with complex healthcare needs.

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By 2030 the US will spend more on health care than the GDPs of every country except the US and China…nearly $7T Multiply the number of people in your family by $20,000. That’s how much you will be paying either through taxes, directly out of your paycheck or out of pocket, for healthcare. Opt out

If you are a CrowdHealth member and want a copy of @saifedean new book, DM us the email you use for your account and we’ll send you a copy…you’ll even get it before it goes on sale on Amazon. 🧡 💪🏼

Just a few of our big negotiation wins in March

Several hundred members will get a crowdfunding request today for a member with colon cancer. He went to the ER with abdomen pain. ER found kidney stones but also noticed abnormalities in the colon. Got a colonoscopy which concluded it was stage II colon cancer. Had surgery to remove cancer. Prognosis is full recovery. CrowdHealth was able to substantially negotiate the ER bills and pre negotiate the other procedures. Thank you for your generosity for this member. 🧡🧡🧡