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- “insurers Have Said Their Incoming Enrollees In The Federal Exchange Are Significantly Older Than Anticipated.”
WSJ40-50K people have enrolled through the federal Obamacare system.800,000 were projected.Doug Ulrich, a 59-year-old in Roanoke, Ill., said it took him half a dozen tries just to create a profile on HealthCare.gov. Late last month, he was finally able...
- "obamacare Enrollees Become Urban Legend”
Miami Herald.That can’t be good, right?Nearly two weeks after the federal government launched the online Health Insurance Marketplace at HealthCare.gov, individuals who have successfully used the choked-up website to enroll for a subsidized health insurance...
- Media Bias And Obamacare Web?
AP:ONLINE DELAYS SIGNAL STRONG DEMAND FOR HEALTH CAREOverloaded websites and jammed phone lines frustrated consumers for a second day as they tried to sign up for health insurance under the nation’s historic health care overhaul.That was putting pressure...
- The Objective Reality Of Obamacare In The Numbers Here In Maine
I had to check this three times before I believed it. A word separate .. I had believed that while this act was extremely inadvisable the republicans were inflexibly exaggerating it's 'horror', and that it was a political football, especially...
- Rand Study: Health Premiums Could Rise 17 Pct For Young Adults
Get AP's slant on this.. they just cannot bear to deal with it: Health insurance premiums for young adults are expected to rise about 17 percent once they're required to buy insurance four years from now. That estimate is from an analysis by...
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Anyone ready to buy a car for a rough estimate of your monthly payment?
WaPo:
The new mechanism, EZ App, would permit people who are eligible for financial help from the government to enroll for coverage without calculating an exact subsidy amount, which has been a major stumbling block, according to government and insurance industry officials who spoke on the condition of anonymity in order to be frank. It would allow call centers, and eventually insurance companies and brokers, to help people enroll based on estimates of what their federal subsidies would be.But insurers are uncomfortable with the add-on because they do not want to shoulder the financial liability for customers signing up for plans with a rough estimate of their final premiums, rather than a precise figure verified through the site.The workaround, aimed at diverting consumers from the Web site, is the latest indication that significant uncertainty remains about how the government will handle the large number of people who are likely to want to sign up for health plans soon.
Are these people serious?
BTW, define 'rough'.
$50/month? $100/month? Checked by IRS? HHS? Subject to change?
Is it just me?
Maybe it’s just me?
It must be some kind of Aspberger’s?
- “insurers Have Said Their Incoming Enrollees In The Federal Exchange Are Significantly Older Than Anticipated.”
WSJ40-50K people have enrolled through the federal Obamacare system.800,000 were projected.Doug Ulrich, a 59-year-old in Roanoke, Ill., said it took him half a dozen tries just to create a profile on HealthCare.gov. Late last month, he was finally able...
- "obamacare Enrollees Become Urban Legend”
Miami Herald.That can’t be good, right?Nearly two weeks after the federal government launched the online Health Insurance Marketplace at HealthCare.gov, individuals who have successfully used the choked-up website to enroll for a subsidized health insurance...
- Media Bias And Obamacare Web?
AP:ONLINE DELAYS SIGNAL STRONG DEMAND FOR HEALTH CAREOverloaded websites and jammed phone lines frustrated consumers for a second day as they tried to sign up for health insurance under the nation’s historic health care overhaul.That was putting pressure...
- The Objective Reality Of Obamacare In The Numbers Here In Maine
I had to check this three times before I believed it. A word separate .. I had believed that while this act was extremely inadvisable the republicans were inflexibly exaggerating it's 'horror', and that it was a political football, especially...
- Rand Study: Health Premiums Could Rise 17 Pct For Young Adults
Get AP's slant on this.. they just cannot bear to deal with it: Health insurance premiums for young adults are expected to rise about 17 percent once they're required to buy insurance four years from now. That estimate is from an analysis by...