Sorry to hear about your bad luck! it will be ok. some ideas: 1) COBRA for health insurance. 2) if you dont have ongoing health issues, don't worry too much about medical expenses. theyre negotiable and not as impactful in the past. 3) relax and treat it like a vacation 4) negotiate with landlord about reducing rent or subletting or breaking lease 5) interview, be happy and positive, see what you can land!
Regardless, right now, you may be ok in the following regard, in the short term. But with the ACA on the chopping block, one thing that has been recommended already by... "those in the know" is to make sure you maintain continuity of coverage.
One of the things the ACA has eliminated is exclusion for prior conditions. But that may not survive. And should it not, resulting limitations can apply even if you end up getting insurance through another employer. You might get insurance, but with limitations. In the past, before the ACA, demonstrating continuity of coverage helped avoid such limitations. If/when the ACA dies, this is likely to be pertinent and important, once again.
Ending the ACA means the end of much more than just the marketplace insurance plans and tax rebates. The health care insurance situation in the U.S. is likely to get a whole lot worse, again, even for those who never participated in an ACA health insurance plan.