Frequently Asked Questions
About Health Insurance

Depending on your situation and the type of policy you have, your insurance plan might cover your spouse and children. If applying for a marketplace plan and you meet eligibility requirements yes, the whole family including children and spouse can be on a family plan. Learn more about how your health insurance policy might cover your family.

Find out what a copay is and how it affects you financially.

If you don’t have health insurance, there are some things to consider before heading to urgent care. Learn about the costs of urgent care without insurance.

Don't let expensive price tags stop you from getting coverage for your kids. Here are the 5 cheapest health insurance options for your children.

An out-of-pocket maximum is the most you will pay each year for approved health costs. Find out how it works and what expenses count towards your annual maximum.

You may have heard about Open Enrollment, but it's time to understand what it is.

Health care may be expensive. However, the national government provides federally funded health insurance programs for low and modest-income families. The subsidized schemes are a way in which people can access affordable health insurance if only people utilize them.

Abortion or induced miscarriages can end up costing hundreds to thousands of dollars if you have to pay out of your own pocket, but will your health coverage cover the bill?