How Is Healthcare.gov Performing Now?

By KFF Health News Editors
Dec. 2, 2013

KHN’s Mary Agnes Carey was on NPR’s “Tell Me More” Monday morning to give an update on how the federal government’s troubled website for buying health insurance is performing. Officials said the site would be working for most people by Dec. 1 after a problem-plagued rollout in October kept many people from enrolling in coverage.

Listen to audio of Carey speaking with Michel Martin below:

http://www.npr.org/v2/?i=248195974&m=248195976&t=audio

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