Let’s sort out the alphabet soup of Medicare and the different types of health insurance plans. Like what’s the difference between Part A and Part D?

Knowing what you need, and when, can save you money in the long run. With Medicare, timing comes into play 3 months before you turn 65.

Brian Brieske recounts his brother’s struggle with bipolar disorder and the day he committed suicide. Two years later, details of an emergency room visit reveal how hospital staff handled his brother’s mental health crisis.

Randy Strickland, a volunteer at North Metro Medical Center in Arkansas, came to the emergency room after experiencing nausea and vomiting. What led his family to call 911 from the waiting area so he could be rushed to a different hospital?

Are insurance companies sabotaging “Obamacare”?

Can the deadline be extended for people still having trouble with enrollment?

See how the president answered questions about the Affordable Care Act.

What do you do if you can’t get Medicaid and you can’t afford insurance?

Why do some Marketplace insurance plans have high deductibles?