Posted on 01/26/2014 11:33:08 AM PST by Kaslin
I predict a messier outcome.
Sally signs up for commiecare, say with Blue Cross, makes a few premium payments, then lapses...then gets diagnosed with cancer. Some HHS ‘navigator’ comes to a determination that Sally really was eligible for an additional subsidy (based on her DNC voter registration), and should have paid a lower premium...and said HHS Navigator tells Blue Cross they still have to cover her, as long as Sally pays the lapsed two months at a discounted rate, retro-actively. And of course Sally will pay no premiums going forward, as HHS will determine that any and all of her future illnesses are a result of the cancer, which was retro-actively covered.
Imagine this multiplied tens of thousands of times. As long as a ‘good democrat’ is ‘signed up’ for commiecare, they will be taken care of. If Blue Cross complains, they’ll get demonized in the media, investigated by DOJ, audited, the whole none yards. And in ten years....there will be no Blue Cross.
A pre-SOU statistic...
How convenient.
Enrolled? WHEN DO THEY PAY?
not buying any of it... this is all pretend spin.
Interesting.
Pass a law that says everybody has to buy healthcare, or else. Then, make a BFD of it when less than half the number of people required to make it ‘work’, sign up.
Yep, it’s time to celebrate! You’re doing a great job, Kathie!
And people had trouble with those paper applications too. Some never heard back from the “marketplace” after sending a paper app in, so they tried to enroll again through the call center and web site. Most likely lots of duplicates floating around and are part of that 3 million.
3 million fully subsidized medicade signers.
seigipoo heilidoo.
Check out the healthcare.gov website=enrollment. Maybe I just enrolled because I typed it.
According to the ignorant left, it’s signing into the webpage.
Medicaid
Why would I want to go on that webpage?
Only 27 million left to go. :-)
Maybe I worded that wrong... A hit to the website possibly counts as an enrollment...?
Yes thanks... I saw it after I hit the send but I was on my way out the door to an emergency call as I was posting.
I hope it was nothing to serious
Not really. It was a friend that needed help with an emergency communications link that is located in a TV station’s remote transmitter site. Rats had eaten through the feedline to the antennas and we had to change out the damaged wiring and some equipment that was damaged from the short. With the severe weather and ice predicted here, we needed to make certain that it was functioning because we may need it. It links Hospitals and Emergency Operations Centers (Civil Defense/Law enforcement) etc. Thanks for asking though!
LLS
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