Nearly a dozen fake HealthCare.gov participants caught for re-enrollment
The Government Accountability Office (GAO) found that 11 fictitious Obamacare applicants were able to re-enroll into subsidized plans for a second year, receiving a total of $30,000 in subsidies. The administration has flagged six of the enrollees for termination for lack of documentation for new applications that weren’t even made, yet the GAO was able to reinstate coverage for five of them. “It’s disappointing, but not surprising, that these same problems remain with little or no improvement,” Ways and Means Chairman Paul Ryan, Wisconsin Republican, said. “GAO’s findings provides a window into the experiences of millions of Americans who have struggled to sign up for coverage on Healthcare.gov.”
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