ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) -- A Maryland official says a computer glitch with Connecticut's health exchange will be corrected in the version Maryland will be using as it revamps its own troubled website with Connecticut's technology.
Isabel FitzGerald, the state's secretary of information technology, told a legislative oversight panel Tuesday that Maryland is on schedule to have its flawed website fixed with the new technology in time for the next open enrollment period in November.
The glitch in Connecticut led to about 900 canceled plans and affected thousands of others. Connecticut has installed a temporary fix, and a permanent one is planned to be completed later this week.
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Meanwhile, people are dying...
ReplyDeleteVote for Anthony Brown, who is in "charge" if this fiasco.
Vote for your own death!
Happy, happy, happy!
ReplyDeleteIn other news, OweBrown seems to be hunkered down in the "Witless Protection" program and avoiding any discussion of how 8 years as Lt. Gov. have honed his management skills.
Or maybe he's taking banjo lessons?