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Visiting isn't the same as signing up for insurance.
GOP Leaders Trash Obamacare As Healthcare.gov Reports One Million Visitors On Monday
Keep in mind GOP -- History is written by the winners.
The major problems with the roll out with be called "minor hiccups".
You guys were fucked by your own Tea Bagging base.
Health-care enrollment on Web plagued by bugs - The Washington PostThe enrollment records for a significant portion of the Americans who have chosen health plans through the online federal insurance marketplace contain errors generated by the computer system that mean they might not get the coverage theyre expecting next month.
The errors cumulatively have affected roughly one-third of the people who have signed up for health plans since Oct. 1, according to two government and health-care industry officials. The White House disputed the figure but declined to provide its own.
The mistakes include failure to notify insurers about new customers, duplicate enrollments or cancellation notices for the same person, incorrect information about family members, and mistakes involving federal subsidies. The errors have been accumulating since HealthCare.gov opened two months ago, even as the Obama administration has been working to make it easier for consumers to sign up for coverage, the government and industry officials said.
Only a small fraction of those that have had their insurance cancelled will have any need to buy insurance off the exchanges. The administration has changed the rules, to allow insurance companies to continue to offer the cancelled plans in 2014. For those who want to change plans, only those that qualify for subsidies, about a third of those who buy individual insurance have any reason to buy off the exchanges.29,000 signed for insurance on healthcare.gov in the first two days in Dec. California, Washington and New York who have their own state exchanges report increasing number of people buying health insurance.
29,000 sign up for insurance on improved HealthCare.gov site - NBC News.com
From your link:
About 29,000 people signed up for health insurance on the federal governments
HealthCare.gov website during the first two days of December more than during the whole month of October, a source familiar with the numbers says.
That would be an unamed source.
Julie Bataille, a spokeswoman for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, which runs the site, would not confirm the 29,000 number.
That would be a named source.
In October, just 26,000 managed to sign up using the federal website, which is serving 36 states.
Pitiful!
26K in Octber and an unconfirmed 29K in two days from 36 states does not impress me, especially since more than 5 million had their healthcare cancelled in the same time frame.
California latest state to rule on Obama insurance planWith California's refusal Thursday, two of the nation's most populous states are bucking President Obama's plan to permit Americans to keep current low-benefit individual health insurance policies for another year, if they want them.
The Covered California Board, which oversees the state's health insurance exchange under the Affordable Care Act, voted unanimously Thursday not to allow renewal for 2014 of about one million health insurance policies cancelled because their coverage does not meet federal standards under the new law.
GOP Leaders Trash Obamacare As Healthcare.gov Reports One Million Visitors On Monday
Keep in mind GOP -- History is written by the winners.
The major problems with the roll out with be called "minor hiccups".
You guys were fucked by your own Tea Bagging base.
The website isn't the problem- it's the POS law itself. Once the employer plans start cancelling next year, it is going to get ugly for the Democrats.
2014 will be a landslide.
Only a small fraction of those that have had their insurance cancelled will have any need to buy insurance off the exchanges. The administration has changed the rules, to allow insurance companies to continue to offer the cancelled plans in 2014. For those who want to change plans, only those that qualify for subsidies, about a third of those who buy individual insurance have any reason to buy off the exchanges.29,000 signed for insurance on healthcare.gov in the first two days in Dec. California, Washington and New York who have their own state exchanges report increasing number of people buying health insurance.
29,000 sign up for insurance on improved HealthCare.gov site - NBC News.com
From your link:
About 29,000 people signed up for health insurance on the federal governments
HealthCare.gov website during the first two days of December more than during the whole month of October, a source familiar with the numbers says.
That would be an unamed source.
Julie Bataille, a spokeswoman for the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, which runs the site, would not confirm the 29,000 number.
That would be a named source.
In October, just 26,000 managed to sign up using the federal website, which is serving 36 states.
Pitiful!
26K in Octber and an unconfirmed 29K in two days from 36 states does not impress me, especially since more than 5 million had their healthcare cancelled in the same time frame.
Obamacares defenders often point to states like Washington to prove that the law is succeeding. However, the Evergreen State is signing up vastly more people for Medicaid than for private insurance.
Through the first two months of enrollment, Healthplanfinder, the states health-care exchange, has enrolled 176,468 Washingtonians in coverage. Over 91,000 are newly eligible for expanded Medicaid and more than 66,000 were currently eligible but were not enrolled. That leaves only 18,131 residents who purchased private policies.
Altogether, that means that eight-and-a-half times as many people have signed up for Medicaid as have enrolled in private insurance.