No. Rhema membership is not health insurance and does not replace health insurance coverage. Your membership provides access to the primary care services included through Rhema Foundational Health Care. Separate coverage may still be needed for services outside of Rhema, including emergency care, hospitalizations and specialty care.

Rhema offers simple monthly membership pricing:Single — $80/monthParent + Children — $120/monthCouple — $140/monthFamily — $195/monthMembership provides access to Rhema’s primary care services without traditional insurance billing for routine care.

Your Rhema membership includes access to relationship-focused primary care designed around more time with your provider and easier access to everyday care.Membership benefits include unlimited $5 primary care visits, unrushed appointments, timely scheduling, preventive care, chronic disease management, in-house labs covered up to $150 per year, medications covered up to $150 per year and select in-office procedures for $25.Additional services may also be available at wholesale cost.

Yes. Rhema offers membership options for individuals, couples, parents with children and families.Current monthly options include Single, Parent + Children, Couple and Family memberships, making it easy to choose the option that best fits your household.