Our mutual aid practices reflect those of the early church as described in 2 Corinthians 8-9 and help to ensure that health care is accessible to all participants. The Corinthian Plan does not exclude pastors or church workers because of specific health reasons. Subsidies are available to help congregations who otherwise could not afford coverage.

Learn more by clicking the links below and explore our site using the quick links on the right.

Open Enrollment for January 1, 2024 begins November 1st and goes through December 31st, 2023. If you are interested in more information or applying for health coverage or other benefits through The Corinthian Plan a summary of the Plan is below with a link to the Plan Overview.

• Plan Overview | Descripción general del plan

ALL Renewal Documents available online here — 2024 Renewal Documents

No Surprise (Federal) Act provides relief for persons receiving a surprise bill that you thought would be covered. 

• Your rights and protections under The No Surprises Act | Sus derechos y protecciones bajo la Ley No Sorpresas

2023 COVID-19 Updates

The U.S. Public Health Emergency for COVID-19 ended on Thursday, May 11th, 2023. To learn how this may impact your coverage, including for COVID-19 diagnosis, testing and immunization, click here. Visit the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for updated guidance in responding to COVID-19, including current information on variants and vaccinations.

About The Corinthian Plan

The Corinthian Plan is a self-funded, church plan, sponsored and owned by Mennonite Church USA. Everence works with enrollment, policy and financial administration. Highmark (Blue Cross Blue Shield) provides the service network, works with claims and provides other health resources. The Corinthian Plan is overseen by the Church Benefits Board, which is appointed by MC USA.