Posted on 12/21/2016 2:54:40 AM PST by Libloather
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California and the District of Columbia through their state-run marketplaces, and Florida and Virginia through the federal marketplace, approved nine of the 12 fictitious applicants GAO created for special enrollment and subsidies. That’s because there are no laws requiring marketplaces to verify whether someone is eligible for special enrollment outside the normal enrollment period for life events, like gaining a dependent through marriage or a making permanent move.
“While subsidies under the (Patient Protection and Affordable Care) Act are generally not paid directly to enrollees, participants nevertheless benefit financially through reduced monthly premiums or lower costs due at time of service, such as copayments,” the report said.
(Excerpt) Read more at dailycaller.com ...
12 fictitious applications...??? that’s all they created to check for fraud?.....with billions being thrown around, it could be assured.
One should not have to mandate simple fraud checking controls for a governmental financial website.
Was this what Romney gave us with his consulting firm “quick fix?”
Holy crap! The rare triple-post!
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Note to all: FR has been glitchy since JR’s run to the hardware store the other day,
I thought I was experiencing echoes.........echoes.........echoes.......
“....however, none of the fake enrollees could find a doctor who would accept their coverage....”
Its called insurance fraud. Lock them up.
It's an early attempt at 3-D posts. I've got my 3-D glasses on but it isn't working for me.
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