Virtually all of the federal exchanges for ObamaCare are in the red (22 out 23 exchanges).

Editor's notes:  The Washington Examiner tells us that only 30% of those on ObamaCare are satisfied with their policies.  Expect to see more bad news regarding ObamaCare,  as the new enrollment season fires up,  this time with an emphasis on the employer mandate.  Some 160 million policies are in this category, including all union policies   . . . . . .   just in time for the 2016 presidential campaign.  If things are as bad as we conservatives have been told,  things will not go well for this legacy program.  


From the Daily Caller:  Federal officials refuse to identify the troubled Obamacare health co-ops that the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has placed in a special risk category requiring “enhanced oversight” due to low profitability or low enrollment.

Last week the inspector general for the Department of Health and Human Services revealed that 22 of the 23 non-profit co-ops suffered net operating losses last year and that six were so distressed CMS said they were the subject to extra “enhanced oversight.”

CMS spokesman Aaron Albright, however, refused to divulge the names of the struggling taxpayer-supported co-ops.

He suggested The Daily Caller News Foundation file a Freedom of Information Act request. It’s not uncommon for responses to FOIA requests to take months or even years to be processed by federal departments and agencies.

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