Mission
Our mission is to provide healthcare advice, references for medical procedures, and healthcare
provider information to brethren and sisters of the Conservative Anabaptist communities while applying the Biblical principle of bearing one another’s burdens.
What We Do
Weaverland Medical Advisory Group exists to serve the members of Weaverland Conference by offering resources, guidance, and support in healthcare decision-making. Our goal is to help members make informed choices that take into account both cost and quality of care. While financial stewardship is important, our focus also includes provider reputation and outcomes, so members receive care that is both wise and effective.
How We Can Help
Weaverland Medical provides both financial and emotional support to members navigating healthcare challenges. As a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, we function as a third-party payor, working with local hospitals and doctors to establish fair contract pricing while strengthening our alms-based sharing plan. In addition, our Caring & Sharing program connects members facing medical crises with others who have walked similar paths, offering encouragement and practical insight. Operating costs are covered through donations, and all services are provided at no charge to Weaverland Conference members.
About Weaverland Medical
Weaverland Medical is administrated by a board of directors and deacon oversight.
Formed in 2023, Weaverland Medical Advisory Group operates under the direction of a board of directors with oversight from a deacon committee. This structure ensures accountability and alignment with the values of the church. Rooted in the long tradition of mutual support within the brotherhood, the organization continues the church’s long-standing practice of assisting one another with medical needs while maintaining separation from government-funded assistance programs.
Formed in 2023, Weaverland Medical Advisory Group is overseen by a board of directors and a deacon committee. It continues the church’s long-standing tradition of members supporting each other’s medical needs, independent of government programs.