Oracle, Cover Oregon’s main IT contractor, initially promised it would complete the system by the end of October, but that deadline was missed. On Wednesday, King told legislators that the new deadline Oracle offered is Dec. 16, which is the day after the deadline to enroll for coverage that begins Jan. 1.
Still, King was not ready to tell lawmakers with confidence that Oracle would be able to follow through on its latest commitment.
“I no longer use the word hope,” King said during the Joint Committee on Legislative Audits, Information Management and Technology hearing. “I learned through this experience that’s not an optimal word when it comes to an IT project.
“I’m not hoping anything.”
http://www.statesmanjournal.com/article ... w-deadline
Pops wrote:Here is a link to the official plan summary I chose. It's quite a bit better than the rough description I found on the healthcare.gov site - that is if I read the codewords correctly. It has a $1,700 individual deductible, out of pocket max of $2,250 individual, $100 co-pay on ER and $0 on hospital (after deductible).
Cost was just under $1k/mo and subsidy on estimated $30k income is just over $1k/mo.
Pops wrote:Here is a link to the official plan summary I chose. It's quite a bit better than the rough description I found on the healthcare.gov site - that is if I read the codewords correctly. It has a $1,700 individual deductible, out of pocket max of $2,250 individual, $100 co-pay on ER and $0 on hospital (after deductible).
Cost was just under $1k/mo and subsidy on estimated $30k income is just over $1k/mo.
Newfie wrote:Pops wrote:Here is a link to the official plan summary I chose. It's quite a bit better than the rough description I found on the healthcare.gov site - that is if I read the codewords correctly. It has a $1,700 individual deductible, out of pocket max of $2,250 individual, $100 co-pay on ER and $0 on hospital (after deductible).
Cost was just under $1k/mo and subsidy on estimated $30k income is just over $1k/mo.
Sooooo, it free?
Newfie wrote:Pops wrote:Here is a link to the official plan summary I chose. It's quite a bit better than the rough description I found on the healthcare.gov site - that is if I read the codewords correctly. It has a $1,700 individual deductible, out of pocket max of $2,250 individual, $100 co-pay on ER and $0 on hospital (after deductible).
Cost was just under $1k/mo and subsidy on estimated $30k income is just over $1k/mo.
Sooooo, it free?
Pops wrote:Newfie wrote:Pops wrote:Here is a link to the official plan summary I chose. It's quite a bit better than the rough description I found on the healthcare.gov site - that is if I read the codewords correctly. It has a $1,700 individual deductible, out of pocket max of $2,250 individual, $100 co-pay on ER and $0 on hospital (after deductible).
Cost was just under $1k/mo and subsidy on estimated $30k income is just over $1k/mo.
Sooooo, it free?
yep.
U.S. Plans to Unveil New Insurance Options
By ROBERT PEAR
Published: September 29, 2013
WASHINGTON — The Obama administration plans on Monday to announce scores of new health insurance options to be offered to consumers around the country by the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association and the United States Office of Personnel Management, the agency that arranges health benefits for federal employees, according to administration officials.
The options are part of a multistate insurance program that Congress authorized in 2010 to increase options for consumers shopping in the online insurance markets scheduled to open on Tuesday.
Congress conceived multistate plans as an alternative to a pure government-run insurance program — the “public option” championed by liberal Democrats and opposed by Republicans in 2009-10.
“The multistate program will help deliver choice and high-value health plans in the new marketplace, expanding quality, affordable options for uninsured Americans,” an administration official said.
The administration plans to unveil the program on Monday, the official said, even as Congress fights over the future of President Obama’s health care law, intended to provide coverage to more than 25 million people within three years.
Federal officials said they had signed a contract with the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association to offer health insurance next year in the marketplaces, or exchanges, of 30 states and the District of Columbia. In later years, the officials said, they hoped to see at least two multistate plans in every state, as Congress envisioned.
Under its federal contract, Blue Cross and Blue Shield will offer different products in different states — a total of more than 150 products, including health maintenance organizations and preferred provider organizations, which give discounts for using selected health care providers. In many of the products, consumers will have access to a nationwide network of doctors and hospitals.
Roger Rabbit wrote:ObamaCare Found To Restrict Where You Live And Travel
Freedom: It's bad enough that the president's health insurance takeover costs more, breaks his pledge of letting you keep your plan and diminishes choice. It actually restricts your travels too.
'We have never had to put a wall up to keep our people in." Those words from President John F. Kennedy in June 1963, standing at the Berlin Wall, neatly illustrated the moral superiority of the free West over the Soviet bloc.
But Americans are now about to find themselves grappling with their own bureaucratic Berlin Wall. The American Thinker's Stella Paul has exposed the virtually unnoticed fact that within the ObamaCare exchanges so many Americans are being forced into, "most plans only provide local medical coverage."
Paul warns this will have "a profound impact on the real-estate market, particularly the second home sector, and on the travel business." She interviewed one Connecticut retiree whose health required having a winter home in South Carolina. Her $450-per-month, $2,500 deductible, no co-pay Blue Cross policy that had worked well in both states was suddenly canceled.
http://news.investors.com/ibd-editorials-obama-care/121813-683475-obamacare-interferes-with-residential-and-travel-liberties.htm#ixzz2nuYUbJwT
vision-master wrote:
You are a shill from GLP, teabaggers heaven.
Roger Rabbit wrote:vision-master wrote:
You are a shill from GLP, teabaggers heaven.
Yes I have got some info from there and many other sites as well, but I am not a shill, just helping expose the crimes from the Whitehouse, That's all..
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