Ready to live at the higher vibrations where peace, love, joy, and good health are the daily standard?

That's what this show is all about.

Welcome to Vibe.

And here's your host, Robin Openshaw.

I'm sure you read about the insurance company denying 37% of claims while paying its CEO $20 million a year

when the CEO was shot in New York City by an angry policyholder. I have something very

uplifting and exciting to share with you today. It's not exactly health insurance, but it's better, and it serves the same

purpose. And it counts as your health insurance in 46 states. I mean, it's not just a little better,

it's a lot better to the point where my daughter is in California, one of the states that

doesn't count it as health insurance, and she's likely about

to choose crowd health and just pay the tax penalty for being uninsured. It's that much better than the

high deductible, high premium, deny, deny health insurances. I haven't even experienced the health insurance denials as I keep paying and paying without making claims. I mean, that's the goal anyway, right? Since the last doctor I went to delivered my last child who is turning 25 years old. I'm blessed to not have claims. I've been going to a chiropractor

since a car accident 10 months ago, but that's a claim on car insurance. And even if you're

doing the preventative lifestyle things like I am, we all get in the car, right? And driving is both

necessary and also unavoidably dangerous. For a number of years, I switched to one of the

faith-based health share programs. I never really used it except the one time that I tried

to claim lab tests for my annual hormone visit. I think they paid $30 or 20% of the bill.

And I had to pay up front and seek reimbursement. After thousands I'd paid out for

several years. But like I said, good nutrition, exercise, and herbs won't be enough if we're in a

car accident. So crowd health is maybe the coolest thing I've discovered in the last year. They're a

crowdfunded healthcare solution

where every month you're asked for a donation for other members' health care needs. And there's a

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