I thought this was supposed to be the
tech savvy administration...
NEW YORK (Reuters)
– As U.S. officials warned that the technology behind Obamacare might
not be ready to launch on October 1, the administration was pouring tens
of millions of dollars more than it had planned into the federal
website meant to enroll Americans in the biggest new social program
since the 1960s.
A Reuters review of government documents shows that the contract to
build the federal Healthcare.gov online insurance website – key to
President Barack Obama’s signature healthcare reform – tripled in
potential total value to nearly $292 million as new money was assigned
to the work beginning in April this year.
The increase coincided with warnings from federal and state officials
that the information technology underlying the online marketplaces, or
exchanges, where people could buy Obamacare health insurance was in
trouble.
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