Obamacare Rushes to End Delays as Deadline Talk Grows: Health
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The Obama administration said it has reached out to the “best and brightest” from inside and outside of government to get its health-insurance exchange up to speed, even as it faces another missed deadline for the rollout.
The promised debut this week of a Spanish-language version of its website has been delayed after an administration spokeswoman said no date had yet been set. And while repairs have allowed more consumers to register as the exchange enters its fourth week, technical flaws still slow their ability to enroll in plans or gain from add-ons like a Spanish-language site, targeted at 10 million Latinos eligible for health coverage or subsidies.