Glitches On Health-care Sites Prompt Increased Interest In Paper Applications

Processing paper is likely to create more delays and will further complicate a process that was supposed to be one-stop shopping. We have gotten a few [applications] in by persevering, Carol Jameson, associate chief executive officer for HealthWorks of Northern Virginia, said in an e-mail Friday. The nonprofit group operates health centers in Herndon, Sterling and Leesburg serving nearly 10,000 low-income patients.
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Glitches move downstream in health care enrollment process

"Today was the first day that we got all the way to the last screen. But then an error screen popped up saying the site would be down for 72 hours," Zahran said. Healthcare.gov saw 14.6 million unique visits in its first 10 days, a larger-than-expected public response that raised hopes the initiative would meet with strong enough demand in its first year.
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