Independent review · Updated June 2026

Presidio Healthcare Review (2026)

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The short version

Presidio Healthcare is the first Christian, pro-life health insurer — real, fully-regulated insurance (not health sharing). The catch for most readers: it's currently only available in Texas. If you're outside Texas, or want a faith-based option you can join nationwide today, see the vetted alternatives below.

What Presidio is

Presidio describes its FortressPlan as the nation's first Christian, pro-life health insurance — a faith-aligned alternative to traditional coverage where, per Presidio, premiums never fund healthcare practices counter to life. Crucially, it's actual health insurance, regulated as such — not a healthcare sharing ministry, so eligible care isn't "shared" at the community's discretion the way it is with a health share.

How it works

The catch: it's Texas-only (for now)

Presidio launched in Texas and says it plans to expand into Florida, Indiana, Georgia, North Carolina, Ohio and beyond. But if you don't live in Texas today, you can't enroll yet. That's the single biggest reason most people researching Presidio end up choosing something else available now.

Want a faith-based option you can join today?

If you're drawn to Presidio for its Christian, pro-life mission but can't get it (or don't want to wait), faith-based health sharing is the closest alternative available nationwide right now. It's typically far cheaper than insurance — though it's not insurance, and sharing isn't legally guaranteed. Our free advisor will match you to the right one in about two minutes.

Vetted Christian alternatives, nationwide

These faith-based health sharing communities are available in all 50 states today — read our honest reviews:

Not sure which fits? Take the 2-minute advisor or compare every vetted plan side by side.

If you are deciding between Samaritan and Medi-Share specifically, read our Samaritan vs Medi-Share comparison — it covers pricing, the direct-sharing model, faith requirements, and who each plan suits best.

Health sharing is not insurance and the sharing of medical costs is not guaranteed. WhichHealthShare provides educational information only — not medical, financial, legal, or insurance advice. Verify all plan details with the provider before enrolling. Full disclaimer.