Find out what you need to do and what your options are by finding your situation below: 

I'm insured through work

Nothing immediately changes for you, although certain benefits, such as basic physical exams and vaccines, must be included in all health plans with no copay.

I buy my own health insurance

The Affordable Care Act has changed what type of insurance you can buy, how you can buy that insurance, and when you are allowed to buy health insurance. Our Understanding the ACA section walks you through these changes, step-by-step.

I'm on my parents' plan

Not much changes for you, until you're 26. Many states have extended dependent coverage. Check out the Table of State Laws.

I'm on my spouse's plan

Spousal coverage is currently the norm but on the decline. Check to see if your spouse's plans will change next year.

I use Medicare

You don't need to sign up for Affordable Care Act coverage. Medicare is not a part of the Health Insurance Marketplace. It's against the law for someone to sell you a Marketplace plan if they know you have Medicare.

Due to the strict rules put in place by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) they cannot directly enroll you into your Medicare Part A or Part B plans. However, we CAN assist you with enrollment into your Medicare Supplement plans, also known as Medigap.

I use Medicaid

You don't need to sign up for Affordable Care Act coverage, but you do need to keep your plan current and renew annually.

I use VA healthcare

You don't need to sign up for Affordable Care Act coverage. Health care through Veterans' Affairs satisfies the requirement for health insurance.

Source: http://project.wnyc.org/obamacare101/