you'll want to log onto your state's health insurance marketplace which opens october 1st to see your options. based on the fact that you don't currently have an income you'll most certainly qualify for significant cost reductions -- possibly both in what you pay for your premium (the monthly cost to keep your health plan going) and what you pay each time you go to the doctor. if you live in a state expanding its medicaid program you may qualify for that program. if your income is below what's required to file for taxes and you're unable to find a plan you can afford you will not be on the hook for the penalty for not having insurance.
how can you get affordable insurance if you are unemployed?