Your blood pressure is under control. Your doctor says that your heart looks great. You’re able to maintain a healthy weight. Your blood sugar levels are right where they are supposed to be. And there’s every reason to believe you’ll have a longer life as a result.

Who wouldn’t want those kinds of results on their physical health assessment?

What if it wasn’t because you’re at the gym all the time or living a highly restricted lifestyle?

When your emotional health is good, it impacts your physical health. It influences the weight you maintain, your blood pressure levels, and even your cardiac health. And it also helps regulate your blood glucose levels.

But the opposite is also true: when your emotional health is struggling, it can negatively affect many areas of your physical health. For example, depression lowers the body’s immune system effectiveness. Grief can bring on many cardiovascular issues, leading doctors to call it broken heart syndrome. Unchecked stress can lead to a myriad of health-related consequences.

That’s why, as you’re considering your healthcare choices this open enrollment season, it’s so important to look at what healthcare choices also include resources for your emotional well-being. Open enrollment is the season of the year when many employers allow their employees to make updates and changes to their healthcare options. But with fewer employers now providing affordable healthcare options, and with the number of Americans now engaged in the gig economy, traditional health insurance is no longer the only option on the table. 

YOU DESERVE SIMPLE & AFFORDABLE HEALTH CARE.

With Impact Health Sharing, you will find a lot of the same things you expect from typical healthcare coverage, and so much more! Members are saving thousands when they switch to Impact. Plans start as low as $73 for individuals and $378 for families. We have designed four pricing options for individuals and families, as well as special pricing for seniors.

As you consider your options for your healthcare for the upcoming year, be sure to look into what tools and resources are available for the healthcare you’re considering. Because your emotional health plays such a significant role in your physical health, you’ll want to be sure there are support and services to help give you guidance in your mental wellness. In addition to the monthly savings you can experience with