CrowdHealth on The Spillover with Alex Clark

Apparently, another podcaster was talking about this case where a newborn baby in the NICU had coverage denied in a letter addressed to the baby. I'm not kidding. The insurance company said that the baby didn't need coverage anymore because, and this is real, the baby was breathing on its own and drinking from a bottle, which is a wild standard. Imagine being three days old, learning object permanence, and you're already getting insurance denial letters. Welcome to America, kid. I cannot stress enough that you need crowd health and you should ditch your conventional health insurance because it sucks. Traditional health insurance blows chunks. Yeah. I actually interviewed CEO Andy Schoenover on the podcast and what he's building makes so much sense, especially if you're in that season of life where pregnancy is on your mind. With crowd health, pregnancy is treated as One health event. Prenatal care, labor and delivery, postpartum. You can get all that covered with a $3,000 personal responsibility. That's it. No guessing what is covered, what isn't. And you actually get to choose how you deliver your baby. Imagine that. True women's rights. Hospital, birth center, or home birth. Whatever you want. CrowdHealth allows eligible funding for things interns often refuses to touch, like Certified doulas, licensed midwives, pelvic floor therapy, lactation support, breast pumps, and home birth supplies. This is incredible. It is a system where members fund one another directly, which feels human, okay? You have the power to take control of your healthcare. Join CrowdHealth to get started today for $99 for your first three months by using code CULTURE at joincrowdhealth.com. That's joincrowdhealth.com, code CULTURE. CrowdHealth is not insurance. Opt out. Take your power back. This is how we win. Joincrowdhealth.com, code CULTURE.