Health Insurance and Medicare Videos

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?

What happens if people choose to pay the penalty rather than buy insurance?

Is the new law to blame for rising costs of employer insurance?

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

Why aren’t more doctors, hospitals, and pharmacies joining the Marketplace plans?

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

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

Are insurance companies sabotaging “Obamacare”?

Why do some Marketplace insurance plans have high deductibles?

What do you do if you still can’t afford health insurance?

An overview of the new health care reform act in two entertaining minutes

The health insurance Marketplace is where people can go to get affordable health insurance.

In 2014, every American is subject to the individual mandate. But what it is exactly?

When it comes to health insurance, it's important to know what an insurance cap is and if you have one.

With the changing healthcare laws, many people aren’t aware of how long their child can stay on their health insurance.

A flexible spending account might help you pay for your health care costs.

Copays, deductibles, and other health care expenses can be confusing, so what is an allowable amount?

A donut hole is a tasty treat, but what does it have to do with health insurance?

Maybe you've heard the terms \"wellness\" and \"preventive\" when it comes to health care, but what's the difference between them?

With the ACA, changes are coming for people who have pre-existing conditions and have been denied insurance coverage.

On New Year’s Day 2014, something big is happening in the world of health care.

Health care reform kicks in on Jan. 1, 2014, with the Affordable Care Act, also nicknamed “Obamacare.”

Sometimes when you go to the doctor you have to pay the coinsurance or a co-pay but what’s the difference?

Plans offered through the health insurance Marketplaces are all required to have essential benefits, but what are they?