Podcast appearances and mentions of kyle henson

However, Healthy Nomads is not insurance. It is a membership-based healthcare program specifically created for RVers and other frequent travelers. It offers significant savings to traditional health insurance plans. There are three main components to Healthy Nomads.

[UPDATE: We’ve been notified that as of January 2025, this program is no longer available. Check out Zion HealthShare as a similar option.] Today I will be speaking with an entrepreneur who has worked with a major health care provider to create a plan specifically for full-time RVers that makes it easier and more affordable to access healthcare on the road. One of the most frequent objections I hear for jumping into the RV lifestyle is, “What about healthcare?” People who get health insurance through their jobs are often shackled by extraordinarily high costs for “out-of-network” visits to doctors and hospitals. Since the point of RVing is to travel out of your area, many people are fearful they'll pay through the nose if they ever need to see a doctor. Kyle Henson understands that concern very well. Not only is he a full-time RVer, but he is the founder of Nomad Nomads. It is a company born out of the need for somebody who understands the RV lifestyle and the big gap of options for health care available to nomads. However, Healthy Nomads is not insurance. It is a membership-based healthcare program specifically created for RVers and other frequent travelers. It offers significant savings to traditional health insurance plans. There are three main components to Healthy Nomads. The first is medical cost sharing. Members submit bills for major medical expenses from an illness or injury, and the cost is paid from a trust fund created from the combined monthly dues of all members. There is an initial amount that members are required to pay first, but then the program kicks in and generally pays 100% of the remaining amount. It is designed specifically to take care of medium to catastrophic medical needs. The second component is virtual primary care in that members have access to a primary care doctor who is familiar with their health history. Patients work with the same physician wherever they may be by connecting through an app for face-to-face consultations. Members can also virtually consult with urgent care doctors on matters that cannot wait a day or two for a patient to consult with their regular doctor. The third component is an essential savings package that gives members 12 different types of discounts on a variety of medical services. That would include things like dental care, vision and hearing, alternative medicine, prescription drugs, lab testing, MRIs, counseling services and others. I have used a faith-based medical bill-sharing program for almost 10 years. It works very similar to Kyle's program, except there is not a religious component to Healthy Nomads. Kyle developed the program in cooperation with Zion HealthShare, which is not a ministry, like the program I use. It is a non-profit organization, which means it does not have to generate super-high profits to give back to investors and shareholders. Although it is not health insurance, it works very similar to automobile insurance where people pay a monthly fee. But they only tap into the benefits when they have a major problem, such as an accident, fire or a tree falls on the vehicle. People do not submit costs for routine service, like oil changes and new tires, to their auto insurance company. However, that type of plan is a life-saver if there is a major problem that severely damages or completely destroys a car. Auto insurance offers various deductible amounts that policy holders must pay themselves, even after a major accident. Healthy Nomads works the same way. Because it is not insurance, the Healthy Nomads plan has various initial unshareable amounts ranging from $1,000 to $2,500 to $5,000, which members will pay themselves before submitting a bill for sharing to the Zion Healthshare trust account. The real benefit of a medical health sharing plan is the monthly cost to members. The highest Healthy Nomads membership cost for someone over 50, regardless of where they live, with a $1,000 initial unshareable amount is $289 per month for a single person; $519 per month for a member and spouse or member and children; or $719 for a member, spouse and all the children. The costs are even lower for younger people and if you opt for a larger initial unshareable amount. There is a one-time enrollment fee, and smokers do pay an extra $50 per month for membership. But, compared to most insurance plans and even Obamacare, it is a true bargain. Don't forget, the basic plan also includes virtual visits with a regular doctor, access to virtual urgent care services, and a plethora of discounts on medical services and testing. Kyle is more than happy to discuss the program and options with any Workamper. For more information, visit [removed]. There is a Contact page on that site for people to schedule an appointment to speak with Kyle. Let Kyle show you how Healthy Nomads can help save money and eliminate stress. Reach out to him today. He will give you more peace-of-mind about healthcare options. Today's episode is sponsored by Workamper News. With its Diamond and Platinum membership tools, Workamper News is much more than just a job-listing website. When you put the tools of this professional service into action, you’ll find out just how easy it can be to turn your Workamping dreams into reality. The one-year memberships open the door to a one-stop-shop for all-things Workamping. Being the original resource for Workamping, you’ll find the largest number of job listings, be able to connect with a community of Workampers, and view resources compiled by experts who have been enjoying the RV lifestyle for many years. If you’re serious about leading a successful and enjoyable Workamping lifestyle, then a Diamond or Platinum membership is for you.  You can even get started with a free 30-day trial by visiting www.workamper.com/trial. Embark on new adventures today with the support of Workamper News behind you! That's all for this week's show. Next time I will be speaking with several people from Blue Water Development, a company with a network of campgrounds that is looking for Workampers. I'll have details on the next episode of The Workamper Show. Thanks for listening!

Today, we're going to address one of the most important questions people have when contemplating the Workamping lifestyle: Can we get health insurance and medical services on the road? The answer is yes, and my guest will explain how to do that. Where to get health insurance is one of the biggest questions many people have as they contemplate embracing the RV lifestyle. Many times, it is THE stumbling block holding people back from pursuing their dream of full-time travel. That's not surprising considering the games people have had to play to get or keep insurance over the years. At one time or another, most of us have been caught having to pay for “out of network” medical care, meaning we were in a situation where we had to see a doctor, but were away from our regular provider and paid a hefty price for care. For others, health insurance is simply too expensive – a luxury retained by full-time employees, not self-employed business owners. The good news is that there are now truly affordable options for people who travel – especially self-employed RVers. Kyle Henson is a full-time RVer who has traveled with his wife and 13-year-old daughter since 2011. He had already been working online in the insurance industry when they decided to take their first RV trip. The family enjoyed the experience so much that they made a full-time commitment to the lifestyle. However, while on the road, Kyle discovered a pressing need among RVers, especially those who traded in a sticks-and-bricks home for one on wheels. The couple formed Nomad Insurance Group to connect RVers to insurance companies that realize the challenges RVers face in finding healthcare on the road. The firm has since expanded insurance options to include backpackers and world travelers as well. The company focuses exclusively on health insurance programs that provide nationwide coverage that is not location-dependent in confining people to specific doctors in specific areas. Kyle explains that RVers have several truly affordable insurance options at their disposal. He takes some of the mystery out of navigating the Medicare system and options that retired people have for getting coverage and service through it. The short-term insurance options he described are ideal for people who want nationwide coverage when traveling for a few months. Options with deductibles and co-pays mean that a plan can be customized for any budget. It's for that reason that some people like fixed-benefit health plans. Using a schedule of payments, you know exactly how much the plan will pay toward your doctor visit, hospital stay, prescriptions, surgery, etc. Many folks enroll in fixed benefit plans to offset costs with a different comprehensive plan. People who own their own businesses can tap into nationwide insurance coverage and benefits offered to members of a large union group. The plans offer a nationwide network of preferred providers, so it's possible to get coverage in any state. With telemedicine gaining in popularity, Nomad Insurance Group offers options to talk to a doctor or nurse around the clock without ever going into a clinic or urgent care center. Kyle is happy to talk to RVers by phone or during an online meeting to outline available options and their related costs. For more information about Kyle’s services or available healthcare options, visit Henson Insurance Group. If you're just exploring the RV lifestyle and Workamping options, consider enrolling in The Dreamer's Journey, a new online course produced by Workamper News. Life is way too short to keep your dreams on hold, so don't be held back by fear because you were designed for more! Get started with the RV lifestyle the right way with this comprehensive guide. For just $29.95 for 90 days access, Dreamers have unlimited viewing of 50+ videos to learn things like what type of RV to buy, goal setting, how to budget for the adventure, developing a positive mindset, setting up a domicile, operating a small business on the road, plus all about Workamping and how to find the right job for you. Each video is 30-90 minutes long giving in-depth coverage on each topic. There's no wrong time to get started.  For more information, visit www.rvdreamersjourney.com. This episode is sponsored by the National RV Training Academy in Athens, Texas. The academy's one-week live training or home study course will teach you everything you need to know to fix about 80 percent of the problems people experience with their RVs. You can also sign up for additional training to become an RV inspector, campground technician or to provide mobile RV service. For more information, visit www.nrvta.com.

Kyle Henson is a full-time RVer who has traveled with his wife and 13-year-old daughter since 2011. He had already been working online in the insurance industry when they decided to take their first RV trip. However, while on the road, Kyle discovered a pressing need among RVers, especially those who traded in a sticks-and-bricks home for one on wheels. The couple formed Nomad Insurance Group to connect RVers to insurance companies that realize the challenges RVers face in finding healthcare on the road. The company focuses exclusively on health insurance programs that provide nationwide coverage that is not location-dependent in confining people to specific doctors in specific areas.

James and Nick welcome Rohan Gulati and Kyle Henson from Nick's old podcast "Unnecessary and Proper" to bring a crossover episode "Rational and Proper". We briefly discussed the title "Unnecessary Republicans" but decided against it. We talk about the future of the GOP and how National politics are different from Oregon politics and the strategies needed to win each.

The podcast lives in a van DOWN BY THE RIVER! This week on the show, we have local comic Kyle Henson to talk about one of his favorite movies as a kid, Tommy Boy. As well, we have a story using something called sneeze fetish porn. We don't know it existed before now either. Follow Kyle Henson @igotkyle on Twitter or Instagram!Check out the story!Follow Atlas @atlasnovack on Twitter or Instagram!Follow us @badreadingpod on Twitter or Instagram!Check out our other episodes on our Youtube channel or anywhere you find your podcasts! And don’t forget to leave a rating as it helps the show out.

We reflect on the outrageous life of GT in part 2 of our Lotus Lounge tribute show, featuring comics Adam Zoulek, Deanna Dickson, Judy Cianciotto, KJ Vaughn, Sean aka Elyops, Keith Ray, Andy Picarro, Kyle Henson, Scott Kidd, and Kenny Lion. Hosted by Wild Jo and emcee Mista See.

Friend of the show and hilarious comic Kyle Henson is back again to fill in for our boy Spencer in these trying times. Mitchell however IS in the building and as always, it gets weird for a minute. Classic style episode of shenanigans but I think we had more Hats off than Gloves off this week which means the world is becoming a better place and we would like a little credit. Enjoy what you can before the sex robots take control! As always! Make sure you rate, review, and SUBSCRIBE on iTunes! Steal your friend’s and family’s phones while you’re at it, to do so on as many devices as possible. Follow all ya boys on Instagram @mitchellfillup @robotspencer @beamjeremy @igotkyle @hogopod @rootsoflaughter Hit up any of us on Instagram or email therootsoflaughter@gmail.com with suggestions, comments, updates, or good old fashion hate mail. Remember to also go check out and share hatsoffglovesoff.com 9/11 was a hologram.

This week we’ve got funny standup and friend of the show, Kyle Henson stepping in for Spencer. Kyle comes in hot going after impossible burgers, Popeyes, the “citizens” app, NFL contract holdouts, and the founder of twitter of all people getting his account hacked. Mitch on the other hand highlights a criminal that got taken out of the game by another criminal, and a crazy woman that needs to be put down in the state of Georgia. Not to leave out Mcgruff the crime dog getting caught trying to start a criminal empire and the good politicians of Tampa doing God’s work! As always! Make sure you rate, review, and SUBSCRIBE on iTunes! Steal your friend’s and family’s phones while you’re at it, to do so on as many devices as possible. Follow all ya boys on Instagram @mitchellfillup @robotspencer @beamjeremy @igotkyle @hogopod @rootsoflaughter Hit up any of us on Instagram or email therootsoflaughter@gmail.com with suggestions, comments, updates, or good old fashion hate mail. Remember to also go check out and share hatsoffglovesoff.com. I go poopy.

On this episode I sit down with comedian Kyle Henson to discuss relationship issues and finding humor out of it, day jobs and their impact on creativity, and Kyle shares about his start in comedy. He also steps it up on the LEGO creation and makes a cool spaceship. FOLLOW KYLE HENSON: INSTAGRAM ► https://www.instagram.com/igotkyle TWITTER ► https://twitter.com/igotkyle WATCH CREATIVE BLOCKS ► https://www.youtube.com/user/jeremybeam LISTEN ON: ITUNES ► https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/creative-blocks-with-jeremy-beam/id1458290035 SPOTIFY ► https://open.spotify.com/show/6O5JxhXeVqsiT5Udri7BEo GOOGLE PLAY MUSIC ► https://play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/Ii2hpi4y6jafi4xovb7nfdd6xhi TO FOLLOW ME ON: INSTAGRAM ► https://www.instagram.com/BEAMJEREMY/ TWITTER ► https://twitter.com/JEREMYBEAM YOUTUBE ► https://www.youtube.com/user/jeremybeam

This week, Mitchell and Spencer sit down with friend of the show and standup comedian Kyle Henson. What are they doing? They just watched the little rascals! Hope you enjoy! @mitchellfillup @robotspencer @igotkyle @beamjeremy @hogopod @rootsoflaughter

Emilie unexpectedly finds herself in Minnesota for an entire month and meets "Sir Mikings," a recently inducted member of the "VWO," the "Vikings World Order," a raging cult of NFL fans whose existence is everything Minnesota Vikings. When she finally returns to LA, she invites comedians Tim Brehmer, Kyle Henson and Jimmy Hatt to the show to discuss extreme fandom and sports obsession.

Emilie unexpectedly finds herself in Minnesota for an entire month and meets "Sir Mikings," a recently inducted member of the "VWO," the "Vikings World Order," a raging cult of NFL fans whose existence is everything Minnesota Vikings. When she finally returns to LA, she invites comedians Tim Brehmer, Kyle Henson and Jimmy Hatt to the show to discuss extreme fandom and sports obsession.

Kyle Henson and Steve Dez trading Gorgeous smiles!  In this episode, we have the didadic Comedian, and Actor Kyle Henson. We talk about the impact that a dude humping chairs made him turn his life into what he is now, why late nights are the BEST nights and how the future of computers is kinda scary.Follow US Here: Kyle Henson- Twitter: @IgotKyleInstagram: @IgotKyleSTEVE DEZ - stevedez.com Facebook: http://Facebook.com/SteveDezShowSnapchat: SteveDezPinterest: SteveDezInstagram: @StevedezTVTwitter: @SteveDezTVPeriscope: @SteveDezTVYouTube in English: http://Youtube.com/steven4950Youtube in Spanish: http://Youtube.com/stevedeztvinspanishPermalink

In this episode, we have the brawny comedian Kyle Henson. We talk about how drunk we got the night we met, why Portland Oregon is so amazing and how Twitter can boost anyone's career.Steve Dez -  stevedez.com Twitter: @SteveDezTV Facebook.com/SteveDezShow Instagram: @SteveDezTVKyle Henson - igotkyle.comTwitter: @IgotKyleInstagram: @igotkyle