Have you heard the term “Annual Unshared Amount”?
If you are a member of a health share, or just doing research on some, you may have come across this term before. Here’s what it is exactly.
What is an Annual Unshared Amount?
Annual Unshared Amount (AUA) is a term mainly used at Liberty HealthShare. The Annual Unshared Amount is the amount of money that one person must pay before their health share kicks in. At Liberty, the Annual Unshared Amount is $500 for an individual, $1,000 for a couple, and $1,500 for an entire family.
Members of Liberty HealthShare must spend their Annual Unshared Amount each year towards eligible medical bills before they can become eligible for having their costs shared by Liberty. Members must still submit all their eligible bills, even when they have still not hit their AUA, so that Liberty can keep up with how much you have spent so far. Once you hit your AUA, Liberty can start covering the rest of your bills.
Other healthsharing ministries have a very similar system that requires members to hit a certain threshold before their plan will kick in.
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