Health Care Website Continues to be Plagued With Problems
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by News Editor
Washington Post – The dead-tree version of health insurance enrollment is turning out to be surprisingly popular.
Unable to use new government insurance Web sites that have been plagued by technological problems, those tasked with helping the uninsured sign up for health coverage are bypassing the sites altogether, relying instead on old-fashioned paper applications.
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