What kind of health care insurance do you have? Private/employer provided, Medicare, Obamacare or Medicaid, Other/I’m not insured?

I have private insurance. Next year, I'll be on Medicare with a private supplimental.

My family and I have medical through military retirement, "Tricare". A few years back they changed the rules and if you live more than fifty miles from amilitary hospital you can get medical care at any doctor or hospital who accepts Tricare, which is most.

I, like Ancient One, have Tricare. Except where I am there aren't as many that take it and the ones that do are not well rated. I have only had one claim I had trouble getting paid and that was for a flu shot at a drug store. (My primary doctor had run out.) 

I live in the United Kingdom. I have free healthcare at the point of delivery. (or course I paid for it in "National Insurance" - an extension of the tax system).

The UK National Health Service was described (last week) as "The best in the World" by the "Commonwealth Fund" (No, I do not know who they are either).

Only Australia and New Zealand came close, with the US and Germany close behind. The US was MUCH more expensive though.

https://www.theguardian.com/society/2017/jul/14/nhs-holds-on-to-top-spot-in-healthcare-survey

Medicare

I have it through work. It's pretty decent, they give me a loaded debit card to pay for my co-pays.

I have insurance through my employer.  But I'm retiring in December, so will change to Medicare & Supplement.

I'm on my dad's plan, who receives insurance from his company. I guess I can be on it until I'm 25 unless things change.

I was able to carry my BC/BS insurance into retirement.

I have health insurance through my company - United Healthcare is the insurer. Compared to Blue Cross Blue Shield, their coverage sucks, but it's better than no insurance, I guess.

I have Medicare with a private insurance supplement.