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In reply to the discussion: At what point am I allowed to say healthcare.gov is a freaking nightmare [View all]bluestate10
(10,942 posts)BUT. I live in the only state that already implemented health care reform and 98.5% of the people in my state are insured.
Problems with the national exchange are fucking inexcusable. The Obama Administration KNEW that red state republicans were going to do everything they could to prevent people from signing up. Every problem with the exchange helps the cause of those republicans. The damned problem must be fixed TODAY. People that try to sign up on Sunday should fly through the system, getting all the information that they need.
Obamacare is good. I saw that from the look through my state's exchange. The rate that I will pay on my health insurance will drop by $150-$250 dollars upon renewal on rates. Deductibles on the new policies are lower, so is the maximum out of pocket amount. The number of gold level plans went from 6 to 17, the number of silver level plans tripled, platinum level plans showed up at enticing prices. Consumers in my well insured state are looking at big savings on health care costs, better than even the good rates that existed.