How it works

Two parts, and that's the whole thing.

CoreMed splits healthcare into the part you use constantly and the part you hope never to use. They're priced separately so you're not paying for one to get the other.

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Everyday care

A local Montana doctor you can reach directly, plus physical therapy, mental health, labs, X-rays and prescriptions. Unlimited, with nothing to pay at the visit. This is CoreMed Primary, and CoreMed pays the clinics directly so no insurance company is involved.

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The big, rare things

Surgery, the ER, ICU, cancer, a serious diagnosis. These are handled through Zion HealthShare, a non-profit medical cost sharing community where members contribute toward each other's eligible needs. You choose an IUA, the amount you pay toward a need before sharing starts.

How sharing works →

Getting started

1 · Find your region

See the clinics near you before you commit to anything.

2 · See your price

Region, household and IUA. No email wall.

3 · Join and use it

Your membership card lives in the CoreMed app. Show it at the front desk.

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What to know before you join

A membership is month to month, so you are never locked in. Everyday care starts right away regardless of your history. Sharing for the big things runs on Zion HealthShare's published guidelines, which set what is eligible and when, so read them before you choose an IUA. And every price on this site is the price, including the ones for work that isn't included outright.

Month to month

No contract and no annual lock-in. Leave when it stops working for you.

Your history doesn't gate everyday care

Visits with your CoreMed doctor start immediately, whatever your history. How sharing treats a condition you already have is set out in Zion's guidelines.

Read the guidelines

What sharing does and does not include is set out in the membership documents you get before you join, not invented afterward.

Zion HealthShare is not an insurance company. Neither this publication nor membership in Zion HealthShare are offered by an insurance company. Visit zionhealthshare.org to view your state-specific notice. State-specific notices.