Common plan types and how they work.
How to buy a plan for you or your family.
There can be power in numbers when you buy health insurance through work.
Whether you're between jobs or just out of school, these plans can fill the gaps between traditional policies.
If your employer doesn't offer health insurance, or you simply don't want to pay for coverage you don't need, you may be a candidate.
What to look for in a plan.
How to evaluate a college health plan.
7 health insurance myths
Don't labor under false assumptions.
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When you leave a job, you may be entitled to keep your group health insurance.
Details of IRS rules for eligibility for a 65 percent subsidy of COBRA premiums.
You may be eligible for more benefits than federal law requires.
Know when health insurers have to cover your pre-existing conditions.
Don't assume the plan you picked last year is still the best one for your family.
If you're uninsured and sick, you may feel locked out of the health insurance market. Here are ways to get in.
Buy your own doctor: "Concierge" medical practices offer customized care
Tired of long waits and short appointments? You can opt out of the traditional health care system by buying a "membership" with a doctor who will spend time with you.
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