CrowdHealth

CrowdHealth Fund humans, not health insurance. The tools you need to experience freedom from health insurance.
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05/20/2026

At some point you have to ask yourself, if the system keeps costing more and delivering less, why are we still treating it like it’s the only option?

05/19/2026

It’s our favorite time of the week
TAKEDOWN TUESDAY !!

Member paid $500
The Crowd picked up $13,500

What's wrong with this graph. 🧐
05/18/2026

What's wrong with this graph. 🧐

05/14/2026

We've sent 43,734 bills to the Crowd for funding to date. I've personally and manually sent all but 5 of them to the Crowd (the 5 happened while I was on vacation). I see them all. I know how the Crowd is doing at all times. Many, probably most, people think this is a complete waste of a CEO's time. I disagree. Helping the Crowd fund your medical bills is the most important thing we do here and focusing on the most important thing is exactly what a CEO should be doing.
- Andy

We made some pretty conservative estimates on what people are saving using CrowdHealth vs health insurance.Approximately...
05/12/2026

We made some pretty conservative estimates on what people are saving using CrowdHealth vs health insurance.

Approximately $77M has been sucked out of the medical industrial complex and put into the pockets of our members since inception.

Happy Mother’s Day to all of our Crowdie moms!
05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day to all of our Crowdie moms!

05/07/2026

The Crowd funded 2,941 bills in April

🏥 Illness & Chronic Conditions — 758
Breast cancer, Hodgkin’s lymphoma, melanoma & urological cancer
Atrial fibrillation, heart palpitations & cardiac concerns
RSV, pneumonia, respiratory infections & severe flu symptoms
GI illness, abdominal pain, norovirus & digestive disorders
Autoimmune conditions, thyroid disorders & hormone imbalance
Neurological ICU stays, seizures & transient global amnesia
Kidney stones, prostatitis & urological conditions

🩺 Annual Wellness & Preventive Care — 699
Annual wellness visits
Biomarker lab panels
Dental & vision exams
Colonoscopies & mammograms
Preventive screenings & routine physicals

🤰 Pregnancy & New Life — 601
Pregnancy & OBGYN care
NICU stays
Newborn wellness visits
Pelvic floor therapy
Tongue tie & infant feeding support
Child wellness visits

📱 Virtual Care & Mental Health — 501
Virtual primary care
HealthTap urgent care
Talk therapy & mental health sessions
Virtual follow-ups & consultations

🦴 Injuries & Orthopedics — 235
Torn ACLs & Achilles ruptures
Meniscus tears & shoulder injuries
Broken arms, ankles, collarbones & pelvises
Back injuries, bulging discs & neck injuries
Bike, skiing & sports injuries

🚑 Emergencies — 121
Appendicitis & emergency surgeries
ER chest pain & breathing emergencies
Cardiac arrest & stroke events
Severe abdominal pain
Emergency infections & ICU admissions

⚡ Quarterly Specials & Longevity — 26
VO₂ Max testing
Tiny Health gut testing

05/06/2026

An apology from our CEO:

Hey Crowd,

I totally whiffed and I’m sorry.

Recently, we released a new version of our crowdfunding emails. Instead of showing the funding details directly in the email, we started sending members to the app to review them there.

The reason behind the change was simple: we needed to start sending some members two crowdfunding requests per month instead of one, and I didn’t want to clutter your inbox.

But in trying to simplify the experience, I accidentally created a barrier to transparency. It was a do**us move.

It was a mistake. You all let us know about it in our Telegram group and through your Care Advocates. When you speak up, we listen.

Transparency is one of the core principles of CrowdHealth, and by making it harder for you to immediately see the details of what you were funding, I moved us in the wrong direction. As of today, we’ve reverted the emails back so the funding details are once again visible directly in the email.

I also wanted to explain why some members will begin receiving two funding requests in a month.

As CrowdHealth has grown, we’ve seen a significant increase in smaller medical bills. Those smaller bills are often harder to match cleanly against a single member’s monthly contribution amount.

For example, imagine we have a $129 virtual care bill. If a member’s monthly contribution target is around $75, $150, or $225, it can be difficult to fully fund that bill efficiently with just one request. In some situations, the cleanest solution is to split a member’s monthly contribution across two different bills.

Because of that, about 10–20% of members may occasionally receive two funding requests in a given month.

The bad news: you’ll receive two emails and see two separate charges on your bank statement.

The good news: you’ll help two different members that month.

Most importantly, this does NOT mean you’ll be contributing more money overall. The total amount of the two requests combined will still remain within your normal monthly target range ($75 / $150 / $225, plus or minus a few dollars). The amount stays the same but just split across two bills instead of one.

Again, my apologies for the misstep.

We’re building something different together, and that only works if we remain radically transparent with you every step of the way. I’ll make sure we continue to view future changes through that lens.

To good health,
Andy

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05/06/2026

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It’s our favorite time of the week. It’s takedown Tuesday.Member paid $500The Crowd picked up $7500Exit the system. Join...
05/05/2026

It’s our favorite time of the week. It’s takedown Tuesday.

Member paid $500
The Crowd picked up $7500

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