Impact Health Sharing

Founded by entrepreneurs Phil and Angela Chrysler in 2020, Impact Health Sharing is a growing, Christian-focused, not-for-profit HealthShare headquartered in Davie, Florida. Members must adhere with their Statement of Beliefs and Ethics and meet their membership requirements, but they do not cater to a specific denomination.

Membership and costs

Monthly contribution costs depend on the primary member’s age group, the number of dependents on the membership, and the member’s chosen Primary Responsibility Amount (PRA), which ranges from $2,500 to $10,000. A price quote can be calculated here.

Once the PRA has been met, all memberships (except Impact for Seniors) have a 10% co-share amount, which means members pay 10% of eligible medical expenses up to the co-share maximum of $5,000 per household, per year, regardless of a member’s chosen PRA.

Impact Health Sharing members have an active Share Account, which is a virtual account where all funds deposited by members are received by America’s Christian Credit Union. The Share Account displays account balances, transaction history, and other useful information. According to their website, Impact’s members are provided full control over their Share Account and all sharing.

Pre-notification

Members, or their providers, must pre-notify Impact Health Sharing (a process they call ‘pre-eligibility’) for certain treatments to be eligible for sharing:

  • Maternity services
  • Cancer treatment
  • Elective cardiac procedures
  • Organ/tissue transplant services
  • Non-emergency inpatient/outpatient surgery
  • Imaging: MRIs and Nuclear Imaging
Provider fees

Once members receive services from a medical provider, they must pay provider fees based on the services rendered:

  • $0 for telemedicine (excluding mental health counseling)
  • $50 for primary care
  • $50 for each allergy test or serum injection
  • $75 for specialist or urgent care
  • $150 for emergency room or inpatient hospitalization

Eligible medical expenses are shareable up to an annual sharing limit of $500,000 per member, per year, with the exception being maternity care, which is shareable up to a maximum of $150,000 per single pregnancy event. Sharing is limited to $50,000 in the first 60 days of membership.

Senior memberships and mental health

Impact Health Sharing offers memberships for those who are 65 and older with Medicare Parts A and B. Senior memberships have a lower $1,000 PRA, no co-share amount, and no pre-existing condition limitations. Impact shares eligible medical expenses that Medicare does not cover; however, Medicare is the primary payor for all Senior memberships.

All Impact Health Sharing members can benefit from eligible mental health services. Up to five outpatient mental health visits are eligible for sharing per member, per year. Outpatient mental health providers are considered specialists for the purpose of provider fees and are subject to the member’s PRA and co-share amount. Virtual mental health services are also available through an Impact-approved teletherapy provider. All mental health services—whether in person or virtual—are subject to the member’s PRA and co-share.

Noteworthy

Here is some of the top information we believe potential members might want to know about this HealthShare.

Key considerations  

  • Flexible Christian membership requirements
  • Young company established in 2020
  • Limited sharing for first 60 days of membership
  • Tobacco users accepted with additional $50 fee
  • Members with a certain BMI may be required to pay additional fee

Membership requirements

  • Agree to Impact Health Sharing’s Statement of Beliefs and Ethics

Pros

  • Five outpatient mental health visits per member, per year
  • Annual wellness visit and lab allowance; not subject to PRA or co-share
  • Senior memberships for 65+
  • Mammogram shareable yearly for ages 40-74
  • Colonoscopy shareable every 10 years, starting at age 45
  • Prescription sharing applies after PRA, with $25 for generics and $50 for brand-name medications

Cons

  • Higher PRA amounts ($2,500–$10,000)
  • All memberships have a 10% co-share amount
  • Pre-notification required for certain treatments to be eligible for sharing

Ideal candidates

  • Want a digital member portal with an app
  • Are interested in mental health treatments or senior memberships

Learn more about Impact Health Sharing below

 

Page Updated: 11/21/2025

Website impacthealthsharing.com
Religious Requirements Christian; Non-denominational
Need Processing Time Typically 15 days
Caps $500,000 sharing limit per member, per year
Personal Responsibility PRA: Choose from $2,500, $5,000, $7,500, or $10,000
Pre-existing Limitations Three year waiting period; fully shared after third year (controlled)
Pre-existing exception(s) High blood pressure, High cholesterol (controlled)
Wellness Visit Yes, with $150 lab allowance
Preventive Immunizations None
Screening for Mammogram Yes, subject to PRA and co-share
Screening for Colonoscopy Yes, subject to PRA and co-share
Mental Health Yes, five outpatient visits per member, per year (subject to $75 "specialist" provider fee)
Provider Network None; Free to choose your provider
Need Processing Method Share Account/Separate Bank Account
Telemedicine Yes, through the Member Center
Startup Fee 0.00
Renewal Fee 0.00
Prescriptions Yes, subject to PRA; $25 for generic, $50 for brand name; Sharable up to $1,200 per member, per year
Maternity Yes, shared up to $150,000 per pregnancy event
Membership Size 19,000
Community Start Date 2020

Reviews

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Google 132 reviews
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Better Business Bureau 7 reviews
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Impact Health Sharing Options

Seniors (Individuals) Individuals & Families
Annual Out of Pocket Max $1,000 PRA $2,500–$10,000 PRA; +10% co-share; maximum of $7,500 - $15,000 per year
Shareable Cost Per Need Shared after PRA Shared after PRA and co-share maximum
Max Sharing Per Need $500,000 per year $500,000 per member, per year
Extended Sharing Extra Impact Extra Impact
Doctor's Office Visits No provider fee; 1 annual wellness visit; 5 visits per year for outpatient mental health visits Shared as part of a sharing request (provider fees apply); 1 annual wellness visit; 5 visits per year for outpatient mental health visits
Hospitalization No provider fee; Shared after PRA Shared after PRA and Co-Share amount; $150 provider fee
Emergency Care No provider fee; Shared after PRA Shared after PRA and Co-Share amount; $150 provider fee
Prescriptions Shared up to $1,200 per member, per year after PRA; $25 for generic, $50 for brand name Shared up to $1,200 per member, per year after PRA; $25 for generic, $50 for brand name
Maternity Secondary to Medicare Shared up to $150,000 per pregnancy event
Note Couples must apply separately; Must be enrolled in Medicare Parts A & B individually Members eligible for maternity sharing after 12 months of membership
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Senior Memberships: Members 65 or older must have Medicare Parts A & B. For prescription costs to be eligible for sharing, members must have Medicare Part D as well. All sharing will be secondary to Medicare. This program is available only on an individual membership basis.

 

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  • ByCreated Anonymous (2025-09-18 17:24:45)

    This is an ultimate scam from my experiences. The entire experience has been nothing but complicated. Whether it is what IHS requires and the moronic characters behind the scenes that deny even scheduled annual exams. If it’s not this, then they require “that” and we can’t commit, and again, again, and again…

    If you have a bad experience, they block you from the open forum.

    In my opinion most there expressing positive experiences must be coming from AI.

    No need to have them. Go to GoodRx for scripts. This is not a legitimate co-op of healthcare

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