The Current State Of ObamaCare - ACA

I wonder who got the lucky draw of using Lois Lerner as their alias?

A friendlier Healthcare.gov call center prepares for rush

Ronnell Nolan, who heads Health Agents for America in Baton Rouge, said she and some of her members long suspected call-center workers weren't giving them their own names. Nolan recalls dealing with someone who went by what sounded like the same name as actress Halle Berry. Turns out, they don't use their own names — and it's with good reason, said CMS spokesman Aaron Albright,

Representatives use aliases and won't disclose their location because of prior threats, he said, calling it common practice in the industry. Call-center managers know the reps' aliases and the system automatically generates a call record that includes the representative's name, he said. This can be used if there are questions raised about a call and for quality assurance.

"Our call-center representatives are held accountable for their performance," Albright said.
 
you people are sick... I feel you should call me for an ObamaCare discussion, I can find a plan to treat your illness.... I was referring to this guy:

John Holmes was an American politician. He served as a U.S. Representative from Massachusetts and was one of the first two U.S. Senators from Maine. Holmes, a National Republican, was elected to the Massachusetts General Court in 1802, 1803, and 1812. He was elected to the Massachusetts State Senate in 1813 and 1814.

In 1816, Holmes was one of the commissioners under the Treaty of Ghent to divide the islands of Passamaquoddy Bay between the United States and Great Britain. He was also appointed by the legislature to organize state prisons and revise the Massachusetts criminal code.


who's this ron Jeremy fellow you speak of?
 
I wanted to keep track of how much of your money I was dishing out :D

I spreadsheet everything, simple "Sum" of column and presto

Yagents has spreadsheets the size of a world map.

And speaking of maps, I found this map of Obamacare support to be very interesting. Certainly there are orange "hot" areas, but much of the map registers in the cool greens, blues & purples.

Support for Obamacare
 
I hope no one is working less, it makes no sense for them.

Sure it does. I had a husband/wife, he was 64 (just retired) and she was 51. After her daughter went off to college, she started working at the local school in the cafeteria while hubby was off at work. He decided to retire in September 2013. When their renewal for insurance for the school system came out in late 2013, she was going to net $150 after paying for their health insurance. Meaning she would work 40 hours per week and only net $150 for the month. And that was with a fairly high deductible plan.

By quitting work, they would then qualify for a subsidy. He receives about $1,800 per month in social security and a small pension of about $350 per month. They have zero debt and can live comfortably on $2,150 per month. They received both a premium subsidy and the cost-sharing subsidy. They ended up on a plan with a $500 deductible and a max out of pocket of $750. And their premium was $0.01 per month. You read that correctly, one cent per month.

In this situation, it was better for her to quit work.
 
Sure it does. I had a husband/wife, he was 64 (just retired) and she was 51. After her daughter went off to college, she started working at the local school in the cafeteria while hubby was off at work. He decided to retire in September 2013. When their renewal for insurance for the school system came out in late 2013, she was going to net $150 after paying for their health insurance. Meaning she would work 40 hours per week and only net $150 for the month. And that was with a fairly high deductible plan.

By quitting work, they would then qualify for a subsidy. He receives about $1,800 per month in social security and a small pension of about $350 per month. They have zero debt and can live comfortably on $2,150 per month. They received both a premium subsidy and the cost-sharing subsidy. They ended up on a plan with a $500 deductible and a max out of pocket of $750. And their premium was $0.01 per month. You read that correctly, one cent per month.

In this situation, it was better for her to quit work.
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I sold a couple today a plan with a monthly premium of -$100 . Who wants to sign up hahah
 
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