Engineers are upgrading some parts of the federal health insurance enrollment website and are behind on some tasks, such as the system for automatic payments to insurers, federal officials told health insurers. The site's consumer-facing portion, including the application for insurance and plan-comparison tools, is being revised, software that consumers use to create accounts and log in is being replaced, and some hosting services are being turned over to Amazon. The Wall Street Journal (6/5)
Wednesday, September 10, 2014
healthcare.gov GETS A MAKEOVER
HealthCare.gov GETS A MAKEOVER
Engineers are upgrading some parts of the federal health insurance enrollment website and are behind on some tasks, such as the system for automatic payments to insurers, federal officials told health insurers. The site's consumer-facing portion, including the application for insurance and plan-comparison tools, is being revised, software that consumers use to create accounts and log in is being replaced, and some hosting services are being turned over to Amazon. The Wall Street Journal (6/5)
Engineers are upgrading some parts of the federal health insurance enrollment website and are behind on some tasks, such as the system for automatic payments to insurers, federal officials told health insurers. The site's consumer-facing portion, including the application for insurance and plan-comparison tools, is being revised, software that consumers use to create accounts and log in is being replaced, and some hosting services are being turned over to Amazon. The Wall Street Journal (6/5)
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