People always ask: What if I get in a car accident? It's happened multiple times. We get the bills. We crush the bills. The Crowd funds the bills. The member can focus on their health. It's time for Takedown Tuesday!

The average family of 4 saves about $10,000 a year by joining this community of people helping other people. Instead of sending that $10,000 to an insurance company or using it for a deductible, what about making some memories instead? A beach sunset. 🏖️🩴 First ski trips. ⛷️ National park adventures. 🌄 A getaway with your spouse. 👩‍❤️‍👨 Grandparents joining for one last vacation. 👴🧓 Approximately $85M to date has been put back into the pockets of Crowdies, and their families, so you can do what YOU want to do with it as opposed to filling the coffers of the medical industrial complex. Thank you for supporting this movement to change healthcare. 🧡🧡🧡

Our biggest differentiator is that we have a culture that deeply cares for our fellow Crowdies. 🧡🧡🧡

DO NOT JOIN CROWDHEALTH...unless you are ok with our CEO texting, and then calling, to check in on you after a tough surgery. We have gotten to know this beautiful family as life has put them through the wringer. Really hard, but beautiful, birth story followed by dad being diagnosed with a brain tumor. The personal connection with our members, especially during their hard times, is our calling...and the Crowd has stepped up to fund this family's really difficult journey. Fellow Crowdies, we hope you feel loved. We aren't perfect so if for some reason you don't, DM Andy on our telegram* chat and we'll make it right. *if you are a Crowd member and not on Telegram, check your monthly 5 email for the invite or DM us the email you use for Crowd and we'll send you an invite.

(InternetCPA) Absolutely. Prices do matter but only within a system that incentivizes people to care.

(Suzanne_Outside) For sure! About 30% of these births have indicated it will be at home.

(greg_travis) Exactly. So hospital transparency files would be pretty useless for you

(mkeBucks11) Theoretically you are correct. Practically, you are wrong.