Frustrated with trying to enroll on HealthCare.gov? Try again in a month.
According Jeff Zients, the Obama appointee tasked with smoothing out the site’s kinks, that’s how long it’ll take to get the glitchy online marketplace fully functional.
“Let me be clear: HealthCare.gov is fixable,” he said. Most of the “front end” problems have already been cleared up and 90 percent of people can create accounts. After that, it all sort of falls apart and only 3 in ten users have found success viewing plans and actually enrolling. A private firm, QSSI, was selected to be in charge of the effort. Read more at The Washington Post.
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