The Obama administrative health care website that has dealt with multiple errors in the last month is working more efficiently.
According to the Associated Press, problems on HealthCare.gov have said to have been improved in a progress report.
The site reports:
But they also acknowledged the rocky rollout of healthcare.gov included hundreds of software bugs, inadequate equipment and inefficient management.
The government says more than 50,000 people can log on to the website and more than 800,000 people will be able to shop for insurance coverage each day. It’s a dramatic improvement from the first weeks of the system, which saw frustrated buyers watch their computer screens freeze, website crash and error messages multiply.
Amid all the problems with HealthCare.gov, POTUS has set a deadline for Saturday for several significant problems to be resolved. The Department of Health and Human Services wrote in a memo to reporters:
“There is more work to be done to continue to improve and enhance the website and continue to improve the consumer experience in the weeks and months ahead,”
The White House is looking for a “fresh start” with the website, since things started off very rough and brought skepticism of early failures for Obama Care.
Head over to Healthcare.gov to see the new upgraded site!
SOURCE: Associated Press
