Posted on 10/07/2014 9:10:01 AM PDT by Oldeconomybuyer
BOSTON — With the next open enrollment period set for Nov. 15, Gov. Deval Patrick on Monday said the state’s troubled health care exchange website is fixed, at a cost of an additional $26 million to the state, bringing the federal and state total to $254 million in information technology costs.
The $254 million covers calendar years 2011 to 2015, and is $80 million higher than the original $174 million estimate to build the site, according to a Patrick administration spokeswoman. The state’s share of the cost is $42 million, up from the original $16 million.
Addressing attendees of a hearing on health care cost trends at Suffolk University Law School, Patrick said the additional $26 million is “significant,” but “not the hundreds of millions or billion dollar figures that some have bandied about.”
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Don’t worry the Fed can always print more
It’s an investment!
It’s an investment!
For $10 million I will make them a new one, from scratch, that works
Mo money, Mo money, Mo money
LOL!
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