This qualitative and quantitative content analysis is an attempt to determine the characteristics of news articles content reporting about healthcare in three highest circulated newspapers in Croatia – Jutarnji list, Večernji list, and 24sata. The content analysis included news articles reporting about healthcare published in the period between January 1st and December 31st in 2018. That period is selected because in that year healthcare was a theme which was often asserted in the media. News articles content from a total of 226 news articles was analyzed which included 69 news articles from Jutarnji list, 72 news articles from Večernji list and 85 news articles from 24sata. In this research, it was examined how newspapers reported about healthcare, were problems, innovations or doctor's success the main theme, how newspapers used episodic and thematic frames in framing theory and how newspapers framed Minister of healthcare Milan Kujundžić. The results proved that reporting about healthcare is mostly negative, that Jutarnji list mostly uses medicaments as the main theme, that Večernji list uses new laws and that, in news articles content, 24sata mostly uses guilt of the Minister for a bad state of healthcare as the main theme. The results also proved that 24sata mostly uses episodic frames respectively emotional stories with patients and other people and that Večernji list is doing pretty much the same thing but it quite often uses thematic frames also which is 'deeper analysis'. Jutarnji list, the results show, uses mostly thematic frames. At last, results prove that Minister Kujundžić is often mentioned in news articles content, on two occasions he was called for a resign and he is often portrayed in photos published in analyzed news articles.