WeShare Health, the official healthcare sharing partner of the Indiana Fever, partnered with the team on September 8, 2026, to host “Flow and Freeze”, a free community yoga and cold plunge event at Morris Bicentennial Plaza in downtown Indianapolis. The event featured Fever guard Lexie Hull and mascot Freddy Fever, and was covered by WISH-TV in Indianapolis.
For me, this is what health and wellness looks like outside the doctor's office: no appointment, no paperwork, just movement, breath, cold water, and a sense of community.
Why This Matters
WeShare Health exists because I believe healthcare should be simpler, more affordable, and more human. As a nonprofit healthcare sharing organization, that means our members contribute monthly to share one another's eligible medical expenses, instead of paying premiums into a for-profit system.
But if I'm honest, an event like “Flow and Freeze” with the Fever isn't really about explaining that model. It's about something underneath it: the belief that health is something you build proactively, in community, long before you ever need to use insurance or healthcare sharing at all.
See coverage of the event from WISH-TV here
WeShare Health and the Indiana Fever recap Flow and Freeze
In the clip, WeShare Health and the Indiana Fever host yoga and cold plunge activities with Lexie Hull in downtown Indianapolis.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is WeShare Health's relationship to the Indiana Fever?
WeShare Health is the official health sharing partner of the Indiana Fever, an WNBA team based in Indianapolis. The partnership includes events and community wellness programming throughout the city.
What is a healthcare sharing organization? What does WeShare Health offer?
A healthcare sharing organization is a nonprofit model in which members contribute monthly to share one another's eligible medical expenses, rather than paying premiums to a traditional insurance company. WeShare Health, founded in 2018, has shared more than $50 million in medical expenses for over 100,000 members nationwide, with access to a national network of more than 1 million in-network physicians at 30 to 60% less than comparable traditional insurance.
Who led the yoga and cold plunge portions of the Flow and Freeze event?
Invoke Studio led the yoga and breathwork session. SWTHZ provided the guided cold plunge.
Did Indiana Fever guard Lexie Hull participate in the Flow and Freeze event?
Yes. Lexie Hull took part in the yoga and cold plunge activities and helped hand out raffle prizes to attendees.
Will WeShare Health host more events like Flow and Freeze with the Indiana Fever?
Yes. “Flow and Freeze” is part of an ongoing partnership between WeShare Health and the Indiana Fever. Follow both organizations on social media for upcoming events.
