Coverage and care
Hospitals, community health centres, insurance marketplaces, mental health support, and public health data.
What you'll find
Common services people look for in this category.
Directory
Official government resources are labelled separately from nonprofit, educational, professional, and community organisations.
9 resources match your search.
Dial 211 or search online for local help with food, rent, utilities, childcare, and crisis support.
The federal health insurance marketplace: compare plans, check subsidies, and enrol during open enrolment.
Free, confidential crisis support 24 hours a day by call, text, or chat for anyone in emotional distress.
Locate federally funded community health centres offering care on a sliding fee scale, insured or not.
Vaccination schedules, travel health notices, and public health guidance for individuals and families.
State-administered health coverage for people with limited income, including children's health insurance (CHIP).
Official Medicare enrolment, plan comparison, and coverage rules for people 65 and older or with qualifying conditions.
Free, confidential treatment referral and information for mental health and substance use, all year round.
Healthcare, education benefits, home loan guarantees, and support services for veterans and their families.
Continue learning
Pair the resources above with a structured path so nothing gets missed.
How insurance works, how to choose a plan, and how to find care without overpaying.
Do the maths
Compare health plans on premium, deductible, out-of-pocket maximum, and network before you enrol.
Print and fill
Worksheet
Compare premiums, deductibles, out-of-pocket maximums, and networks side by side before you enrol.
Updated May 14, 2026
Read first
Four numbers determine the true cost of a health plan. Once you can read them, comparing options becomes straightforward.
New patient appointments can be booked weeks out. Establishing care early is the difference between a clinic visit and an emergency room bill.
Trust and verification
Every listing states who runs the resource. Official government information is always labelled separately from nonprofit, educational, professional, and community organisations.
Keep browsing
Start with the official source
Federal, state, and local agencies covering benefits, licensing, records, and consumer protection.
Prepare before you need it
Emergency preparedness, disaster response, weather alerts, road safety, and fraud prevention.
Know your rights
Free legal aid, bar associations, tenant and employment rights, courts, and small claims help.