More than half of the states – including Georgia – have opted to let the federal government set up their so-called “Insurance Exchange,” a website where those who need to buy newly-mandated health insurance can shop for coverage, compare prices, and see if they qualify for a subsidy.
But with fewer than three months to go before the exchange goes live, will it be ready when Georgians log on?
In a word, “Yes,” said Marilyn Tavenner, Administrator of the federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS).
“I think we are ready,” Tavenner recently told a forum put on by the Georgia Chamber of Commerce. “Will it require some mitigation? Will there be some changes we make as we go along? Certainly.”
via Feds Plan Heavy Marketing of Health Exchange to Georgians | WABE 90.1 FM.
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