Report: Two-Thirds of Insurance Exchange Enrollees Paid Premiums -- Update

[whell]

Another fact that shouldn't get lost in the sauce, the administration was targeting the "young and healthy" age segment to reach an enrollment rate of about 40% for the health insurance exchange plans to be financially sustainable. The enrollment numbers for the young and healthy group came in at 28%. That's a pretty big miss, and will definitely have an impact on the cost of insurance for 2015.

http://aspe.hhs.gov/health/reports/2...enrollment.pdf

[4-2-7]

Originally Posted by whell

It just doesn't matter. That fact that the administration is cooking the number on their signature piece of legislation so that it doesn't come off looking like the failure / disaster that it is just doesn't matter much to the folks here.

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/report-6...e-paid-so-far/

Last fall I offered to make a bet with anyone here on the forum that I'd pay up if Obamacare generated new 7,000,000 paid insurance subscribers. No one here offered to take that bet. I guess some of you are smarter than you let on.

But whell the biggest truth you presented was high lighted. These people are absurd in there propaganda and suppressing truth. Not all here but Im sure you know the ones.

Originally Posted by whell

Another fact that shouldn't get lost in the sauce, the administration was targeting the "young and healthy" age segment to reach an enrollment rate of about 40% for the health insurance exchange plans to be financially sustainable. The enrollment numbers for the young and healthy group came in at 28%. That's a pretty big miss, and will definitely have an impact on the cost of insurance for 2015.

http://aspe.hhs.gov/health/reports/2...enrollment.pdf

Yep that was to happen but did not. And don't forget the 40,000 that never had insurance. Remember that goal? So Obama though 300 million people into turmoil to insure 40,000 that didn't happen either.

[finnbow]

Originally Posted by whell

Another fact that shouldn't get lost in the sauce, the administration was targeting the "young and healthy" age segment to reach an enrollment rate of about 40% for the health insurance exchange plans to be financially sustainable. The enrollment numbers for the young and healthy group came in at 28%. That's a pretty big miss, and will definitely have an impact on the cost of insurance for 2015.

http://aspe.hhs.gov/health/reports/2...enrollment.pdf

Maybe they should consult with Mitt Romney for some implementation tips.

[Tom Joad]