I think most Americans who look deep into it view Health Sharing as a national Healthcare initiative. It's certainly extremely similar to me, minus the contribu

I think most Americans who look deep into it view Health Sharing as a national Healthcare initiative. It's certainly extremely similar to me, minus the contributions coming in post-paycheck. People (Americans) probably couldn't visualize savings with a national system before these really starting to become populate as of late. Maybe because it was mostly just an idea in our situation? (the burden of one spread across all) Let's be honest, the Church is probably better at budgeting for this than the Government. I wouldn't be surprised at all if these become more and more common for the common man that a suggestion to move to a national system is brought up (and taken a bit more seriously).