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Teams are working to improve the application process and increase system speed and efficiency. another round of fixes is planned for this weekend. in fact, im taking a look at a note being told from 9:00 p.m. tonight till 9:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, the website will be down and it will be fixed at that point. highway the online fixes may be coming, theres damage to the programs image. that has yet to be repaired. how will proponents win back support for the fledgling health care program. >> join...

Across the system in two broad categories, performance, which deals with speed and reliability, and function which deals with bugs and problems in the system. our extensive assessment has determined that health care dot-gov is fixable. i want to outline a couple improvements we made to date. we have more users, successfully creating accounts. we can process up to 17,000 account registrations per hour or nearly five per second. instead of some of the users seeing a blank screen at the end of the ...

Before reform the individual insurance market was dysfunctional, premiums would shoot up if people got sick. their coverage could be canceled if they had a preexisting condition, and they did not have secure, quality coverage. now i have heard my republican colleagues say patient health information will be at risk in this application process, and this is flat-out false. in fact the a-ca makes a giant leap forward for pro-teching health information by taking it completely out of the insurance app...

New general contractor to identify, prioritize and manage fixes across the system in two broad categories. performance which deals with speed and reliability and function which deals with bugs and problems in the system. our expensive assessment has determined that health care.gov is fixable. i want to just outline a couple of improvements we made to date. we have more users successfully creating accounts. we can process up to 17,000 account registrations per hour or nearly five per second. inst...

I have to drill down on what mr. barton said. before reform, the insurance market was disfunctional and premiums shoot up if people got sick. the coverage can be canceled if they have a preexisting condition. i heard my colleagues say health information will be at risk in the process and this is flat out false. the aca makes a giant leap forward for protecting information by taking it out of the application process by banning discrimination based on preexisting conditions. they are raising the i...

General contractor to identify, prioritize and manage fixes across the system in two broad categories. performance which deals with speed and reliability, and function which deals with bugs and problems in the system. our sensitive assessment has determined that healthcare.gov is fixable. and i want to just outline a couple of the improvements weve made to date. we now have more users successfully creating accounts. we can process up to 17,000 account registrations per hour or nearly five per se...

Exactly what was done. >> what about the part with regard to getting data in terms of how many people are even enrolled or trying to enroll. >> again, the application process at this point does not work end to end very well and we do not have reliable data about the end -- >> im just trying to find out if you had asked them to say, look, im in charge of this. im going to want a regular report, how many people tried to ep roll, houp people have enrolled. >> we have prioritized for our contractors...

So i wanted to make that point. but i have to drill down on what mr. barton said here. before reform, the individual insurance market was dysfunctional, premiums would shoot up if people got sick, their coverage could be canceled if they had a pre-existing condition, and they did not have secure quality coverage. ive heard my republican colleague say that patient health information will be at risk in this application process, and this is plat ois f false. they make a leap forward by taking it ou...

To mitigate this, dan wurffel told us, quote, were going to help the individual at the front end when theyre navigating through the exchange to understand whether they have an employer plan. let me ask you this. of the 700,000 applicants youve received, how many of them did you verify whether or not they have been offered or have -- been offered employer-sponsored insurance? >> the verification of employer-sponsored insurance is part of the application process. so if in fact that was available t...

Youre not telling us whether or not youre pro-actively determining say a under 26-year-old is actually eligible for the subsidiaries youre trial to sell them. and once we learn whether or not they were or werent, people in -- >> i think youre asking a different question, which is are we doing 100% income verification on everyone. so a part of the question in the application process is are you dependent on your parents, are you dependent on your parents tax plan. that is part of the question. is ...