Step 4. Receive the care you need when and where you need it.
Step 5. Pre-eligibility is required for any of the following treatments to be eligible for sharing:
- Cancer treatments.
- Elective cardiac procedures.
- Inpatient hospitalizations.
- Non-emergency surgery.
- Organ/tissue transplant services.
- Maternity
Providers can request a pre-eligibility review online or by calling 855-378-6777. 3-5 business day notice is required, expedited review is on a case-by-case basis. Medical records are required to determine pre-eligibility and failure to provide requested records for review will result in the bill being ineligible for sharing.
Please be advised that pre-eligibility is required only for non-emergent procedures/medical expenses. If member requires emergent services, please proceed without submitting a pre-eligibility request and eligibility will be determined post-procedure.
Can I use any doctor?
Yes! Impact does not use a Provider Network; therefore, you can continue to use the doctors and hospitals of your choice, including specialists.
We put together a short video that explains in detail.
Recently, member, Dorothy S., shared her experience and why she would recommend Impact Health Sharing to others. “Impact Health Sharing rocks! This was surgery week for my teenager's knee. From all the provider calls and forms ... professional, personal and timely service.”
If you are ready to take the next step and explore your pricing options, you can do that using our calculator here.
Joining Impact is easy and rewarding. When you join this community of people who are like-minded and want to create something better and kinder when needed most, you end up with a group of people cheering you on to succeed!
"A single act of kindness throws out roots in all directions, and the roots spring up and make new trees." ~ Amelia Earhart
Savings Disclaimer: Examples in these materials are not to be interpreted as a promise or guarantee of savings. The savings potential is entirely dependent on the individual Member's circumstances and membership choices of the program.
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