Sayman’s memoir follows his swift rise to success after launching his first chart-topping smartphone app at the age of 13. Reading the book helps them develop their critical thinking skills as well as understand perspectives different from their own,” said Valerie Morgan, Ed.D., senior director of the Office of Academic Support Initiatives and Services. It gives students something in common to talk about the moment they come on campus. “The Common Reading Program helps to create a sense of community among newly admitted Panthers. The author is then invited to campus to discuss the book and answer students’ questions. Each year, the program selects a new book students may find relatable, which they read before the start of their first semester. The program launched in Fall 2008 with a goal to create a shared experience among incoming, first-year students.
Health share plans offer healthcare with a range of benefits that are typically more affordable and more flexible.Michael Sayman, a Miami native and one of Silicon Valley’s youngest entrepreneurs, visited FIU this month to share career insights with new FIU students, who read his coming-of-age memoir "App Kid: How a Child of Immigrants Grabbed a Piece of the American Dream" this summer as part of the university’s Common Reading Program. Health care sharing is not insurance, but the plans can count as insurance under the Affordable Care Act (ACA). Eligible medical needs are handled by the program in accordance with specific program guidelines. When a member receives services for an eligible medical need, benefits are applied and a share request is submitted to the membership. When receiving medical services, Members present their member ID to the in-network provider and then pay any per-visit consult fees. Members then make a monthly contribution to the program based on the program chosen. Once accepted, members choose the share program that best meets their medical and financial needs. People apply to be a member of the health share program and often need to meet certain eligibility requirements. Medical health share plans or Christian healthcare ministries are relatively straightforward in the way they work. Share requests for members with eligible medical needs are submitted to the program membership for sharing and payment to providers.Įxplanation of Benefits (EOB) is provided to policyholders when claims are processed.Įxplanation of Share (EOS) is provided to members when Share Requests are processed. Signed contract provisions dictate how claims are processed. Payment eligibility is dependent on the specific medical sharing program’s guidelines. Medical sharing programs make no guarantees regarding sharing of specific medical services and procedures. Insurance companies guarantee coverage of specific medical services and procedures, amounts paid out, and what policyholders pay according to their specific plan. Members must share the common belief system of the organization and maintain certain lifestyle choices that comply with those beliefs. Members are expected to share common faith beliefs and adhere to lifestyles that reflect those beliefs.ĪCA policies mandate that all individuals with all lifestyle choices must be accepted. Members with pre-existing conditions must be accepted in order to comply with ACA policies
Eligibility for plan acceptance is based on the specific medical sharing program’s standards. ACA policies mandate that all individuals with pre-existing medical conditions must be accepted.ĪCA policies do not mandate medical health sharing programs.
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