Slow Progress for Hawaii Health Connector
From the Hawaii Tribune-Herald:
As of the close of business on Friday, Hawaii’s online health care exchange had registered a total of 574 enrollments for new health care insurance plans, according to Hawaii Health Connector spokesman Bobby Lambrix.
Much like the national online marketplace, the state site has experienced delays and technical glitches that have served to impede individuals looking to purchase health plans before the Dec. 23 federally mandated deadline under the Affordable Care Act. Read more.
And here’s the latest in other neighbor isle gov’t and politics:
Lanai named to Lonely Planet’s 2014 top U.S. destinations list
Revived, revised plans for Pu‘unani project
Molokai youth tackle invasives
Longtime state Rep. Coffman resigning
Fixes planned at Kawaihae boat harbor
Maui medical centers’ governing board to meet
Input sought on proposed soil cleanup in Hawi
Not dead yet — Couch of $13M deal to buy coastline
Kapaa swimming pool improvements pau; reopens today
Kapaa roundabout project complete
Debate continues over language for upcoming KIUC election
‘Spread the word’: Slow down for endangered Hawaiian bird
Photo: Screen shot, Dec. 10, 2013. (Hawaii Health Connector)
—Chad Blair
