Healthcare providers in Texas

An app-based crowdfunding approach to large medical bills with a low monthly membership. Not insurance; best suited for healthy members comfortable with cash-pay care.

A membership model for unlimited primary care with longer visits and direct messaging — typically paired with a high-deductible plan, catastrophic coverage, or health sharing for major expenses. Not insurance by itself.

A cost-sharing community with tiered programs and an ethical/lifestyle-based membership. Not insurance; benefits and caps are set by program guidelines.

A large Christian medical cost-sharing program organized around an Annual Household Portion. Not insurance; requires a statement of faith and lifestyle agreement.

A membership organization that bundles medical cost sharing with telehealth and member-support extras. Not insurance; guideline caps and pre-existing limits apply.

A Christian sharing ministry where members often send shares directly to one another with notes of encouragement. Not insurance; faith and lifestyle commitments apply.

A non-faith-based medical cost-sharing community built around a per-incident Initial Unshareable Amount. Not insurance — members share eligible medical needs under published guidelines.

Virtual care memberships that cover routine visits, prescriptions, and urgent telehealth for a flat monthly fee. A supplement to major medical coverage — not a replacement for hospital or specialist insurance.

A non-denominational medical cost-sharing membership with flexible IUA tiers and no religious requirement. Not insurance; pre-existing conditions phase in under the guidelines.