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  • Customer Complaint:
    Complaints filed with BBB concern service issues regarding the payment of shared funds for submitted medical expenses and balance billing disputes. The company has provided contact information for anyone who may have a complaint or concern to contact the Member Resolution Team prior to filing a complaint with BBB. Please contact Member Resolution at 855-585-4237 Ext. 1769 or email to [email protected]

About This Business

Liberty HealthShare is a Christian membership, non-profit organization that facilitates the sharing of medical bills. This is not a health insurance product.

BBB Accredited Since: 8/7/2025

Years in Business: 31

Products and Services

Liberty Assist, Liberty Connect, Liberty Dental, Liberty Essential, Liberty Freedom, Liberty Rise, Liberty Unite, Sharing Hearts Fund

Business Details

BBB File Opened:
1/15/2014
Business Started:
1/1/1995
Business Started Locally:
6/24/2014
Business Incorporated:
12/5/2014
Type of Entity:
Corporation
Alternate Names:
Gospel Light Mennonite Church Medical Aid Plan, Inc
Business Management:
Mr. Dorsey Morrow, CEO
Ms. Tiffany Atwell, Litigation Regularot Billing Support Specialist

Additional Contact Information

Principal Contacts
Mr. Dorsey Morrow, CEO
Customer Contacts
Mr. Dorsey Morrow, CEO
Social Media
Facebook

Additional Information

Payment methods
  • Check
  • Debit Card
  • Credit Card
Refund and Exchange Policy

Monthly contributions are voluntary gifts and are not refundable. Each member is a self-pay patient who sends monthly contributions to assist another member who has medical expenses. Whether anyone chooses to share in another member's medical expenses is totally voluntary. Giving a monetary gift to assist another member in the program does not create a legally enforceable right to receive funds for healthcare expenses. Whether or not any member receives assistance from other member for medical expenses, members are always liable for their own medical decisions and the expenses that may accrue as a result of their decisions, and remain ultimately responsible to pay their bill.

As a voluntary sharing ministry, we are always constrained by finite resources no matter how many members we may have. We are acutely aware that we cannot always be all things to all people, and may therefore decline participation to those who present pre-existing medical needs since such expenses may strain our giving beyond our current capacity.

LHS reserves the right to sever the voluntary relationship with members who are not aligned with the sharing mentality or who are unwilling to cooperate with stewardship efforts to avoid exorbitant medical prices. 

Business Categories
Health Sharing Ministries

Latest Reviews

  • Nancy L

    "Always able to speak to a live person, which is rare these days. Very happy I have been with Liberty Health Share since 2016."

  • Jamie B

    "My wife and I have continually found the service provided by Liberty HealthShare exceptional. Timely, friendly, and helpful, their compassionate assistance through difficult times is truly appreciated."

  • Bill T

    "been a member for about 10 years or so and they are great." ... Read full review

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