35. Why I Cancelled My Health Insurance (And What I Did Instead)

Why I cancelled my health insurance and what I chose instead!

In this week's solo episode, I'm sharing my personal decision to leave traditional health insurance and move to a health sharing plan.

This isn't about telling anyone what to do of course (you're an adult, make your own decisions!) but it's about opening up the conversation around healthcare costs, cash-pay medicine, and the alternatives that many people don't realize exist.

We'll talk about:

• The real cost of monthly premiums
• Why insurance doesn't always mean full coverage
• Cash pricing and how to ask for discounts
• High-yield savings strategies as an alternative
• What health sharing plans are and how they work
• Why my physical therapy clinic does not accept insurance
• Why many women prefer direct-pay care

Important note: Of course, there are unforeseen events like cancer, chronic conditions, or life-saving medications where insurance coverage can be critical. This episode is about routine care and preventative health, and even in those situations, many people don't realize cash-pay discounts and alternative payment options still exist. This is simply about exploring all your options.

Healthcare doesn't have to be one-size-fits-all. There are options, and it's okay to explore them.

This episode is simply my experience and what works best for my family and my business.

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👇 Let me know in the comments — have you ever considered alternatives to traditional health insurance? Why or why not?

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For educational and informational purposes only. Not medical or financial advice. Consult your healthcare provider and financial advisor!!