Babaamaajimowinan (Telling of news in different places)
Babaamaajimowinan (Telling of news in different places)
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More Americans every day are finding quality, affordable coverage on the Health Insurance Marketplace. Today, we announced that enrollment in the Marketplace continued to rise in February to a five-month total of 4.2 million. These numbers demonstrate that our aggressive outreach is helping to make a difference –with millions of Americans now enjoying the peace of mind that comes with new coverage. And we are busy preparing to handle an anticipated surge in enrollment as we approach the end of March - the deadline for consumers seeking c...
Yesterday marked the final day to enroll in quality Marketplace coverage that begins on February 1st, and HealthCare.gov continued to perform very well under heavy consumer demand. We had more than 618,000 visits to HealthCare.gov in the past 24 hours, and almost 1.9 million visits this week so far. Site traffic and volume represents the highest since our December enrollment surge -- showing that there continues to be strong demand for affordable health coverage. Consumers are applying, shopping and enrolling in coverage every day. HealthCare.g...
December 24 and the days leading up to it were critically important for enrollment in Marketplace coverage. There's no question that, over this past weekend, Monday, and Tuesday, HealthCare.gov met the mark and did exactly what it was supposed to do--helping Americans from across the country find secure, quality health insurance coverage at an affordable price. Over this four-day period, response time averages held steady at about a half second and page error rates were low at less than half a percent. Monday, December 23, was our peak day. On...
As part of the “Tech Surge,” we’ve added key personnel from the government and private sector, including expert engineers and technology managers. These dozens of people are strengthening and reinforcing the team we have working 24/7 to address the problems around Healthcare.gov. They come from leading technology companies such as Red Hat and Oracle; and include individuals with expertise on site reliability; stability; and scalability. Two of these key personnel are Michael Dickerson and Greg Gershman. Michael is a Site Reliability Engin...
