Health Insurance and Medicare Medical Reference

Looking for a primary care doctor? You read about restaurants and smart phones online. You can read all about doctors, too.

When you’re looking for a doctor, it’s key to find a great fit. Here’s what to ask to make sure that happens.

Do you understand the fine print of your dental insurance plan? Here’s a primer on what it may cover and what it probably doesn’t.

You know you’re insured, but for what? Find out how your teeth fit into the Medicare picture.

Dental care can be expensive if you don’t have insurance or don't make much money. Here’s how to get free or low-cost dental treatments.

Dental savings plans, also known as dental discount plans, can help you pay less for dental care. Find out how to decide whether insurance or a savings plan -- or some combination of the two -- is right for you.

What do you call doctors who specialize in different types of diseases or conditions? How can you know you are going to the right specialist for your problem?

This article explains health insurance ideas that may replace the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare.

Even if you think you’re a pro, there are probably a few things about Medicare that will surprise you.

If you’re new to health insurance, you also may be new to doctor's offices. WebMD explains who does what at the doctor’s office so you can get the most out of your visit.

Want to make the most of your doctor’s visit? Ask these 5 questions.

Breastfeeding expert Cathy Carothers weighs in on how the Affordable Care Act offers support to mothers.

Tips from WebMD that might save you money in the ER.

The Affordable Care Act (ACA) covers a range of preventive care free for new mothers before and after their babies are born. WebMD explains the benefits new mothers are entitled to.

From screening tests to supplements, the Affordable Care Act covers a range of preventive care at no cost to women. WebMD explains.

Worried about your weight? WebMD explains the obesity screening and weight loss benefits offered under the Affordable Care Act.

If you want to kick the habit, the Affordable Care Act can help. WebMD explains the medications and programs to help you quit.

What’s all that information on your health plan policy statement and bills? WebMD helps you navigate your health insurance paperwork.

What’s not covered by the Affordable Care Act and health insurance? WebMD tells you which medical procedures are generally not covered.

Learn how to use your health insurance policy. Find out about which doctors and hospitals you use, how you pay, what it costs, and more.

A family history checklist can help your doctor know what tests and screenings you might need. WebMD offers you questions to ask.

From mammograms to flu shots, many tests and immunizations are covered under the Affordable Care Act. WebMD explains which are cost-free to you.

If you're considering treatment for an illness or injury, you might want to seek a second opinion. WebMD offers suggestions for finding one.

How will the Affordable Care Act affect dental and vision insurance for your child to cover eye exams, glasses, contacts, or vision procedures? WebMD discusses what preventive care is free for children under health reform.

WebMD explains the guidelines for free breast cancer screening under the Affordable Care Act.