Christian Care Ministry has a 55 member Board of Overseers. These men and women scrutinize quarterly as well as certified annual audits as well as all ministry minutes and reports. The Administrative Board of Elders is made up of 9 individuals who make the policy decision of the ministry. Additionally, the ministry reports to the AEA Board of Directors, which has veto rights over any ministry move. A nationally recognized actuarial firm completes quarterly assessment of the Medi-Share program to help guide the administration in making their decisions.
Members vote on how they wish to share with one another.
Annually a ballot goes to the members to asked for consideration and decisions on Issues suggested by other members, staff, and administrators. Integrity, Embezzlement, or moral failure of a ministry leader can lead to members dropping out. We ve employed safe guards to prevent this from happening by having responsible outside accountability and audits. The monthly share can rise until people are forced to drop out. To prevent this from happening CCM has an aggressive wellness program to steer members away from disease, screens applicants carefully, will not accept risky lifestyles, belong to a PPO to get the lowest possible medical pricing, and go after fair pricing when bills are higher than customary.