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  • Thu., January 2, 2014 4:00pm

    White House Predicts 'Exponential' ACA Enrollment Growth In Georgia

    At least 6,859 Georgians now have health coverage through the federal marketplace. That coverage began Jan. 1 under the Affordable Care Act. That figure, however, may actually be much higher, according to White House Deputy Senior Advisor, David Simas. “You can expect some pretty exponential growth, because that’s what we saw nationwide,” said Simas.

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  • Thu., November 14, 2013 5:02am

    1,390 Georgians Sign Up For Obamacare In First Month

    Nationwide only 106,000 people signed up for coverage in the new Affordable Care Act insurance exchanges as of Nov. 2, according to federal figures released Wednesday.

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  • Mon., October 28, 2013 12:58pm

    Ga. Obamacare Navigator: Sit Tight

    A woman whose job it is to help uninsured Georgians sign up for health coverage says she’s in a holding pattern, as the healthcare.gov website spins its wheels.

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  • Fri., October 18, 2013 5:22am

    Georgia Obamacare Enrollment Unknown

    Two weeks into enrollment for the health insurance exchange, the number of Georgians who have signed up for the new coverage remains a mystery. Technical problems have continued to block and frustrate consumers trying to enroll online on healthcare.gov. That’s the government portal, created by the Affordable Care Act, that offers coverage for people who are uninsured or have individual health policies. It took until Wednesday, in fact, before community health centers in Georgia were finally able to get their first consumer signed up for coverage via the website.

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  • Tue., October 1, 2013 2:13pm

    Despite Glitches, Non-Profit Distributes ObamaCare Info

    Employees from the non-profit group Enroll America had partnered with healthcare navigators to help people sign up for insurance under the Affordable Care Act Tuesday, but website issues dashed their plans. Instead, Enroll America staffers handed out information and gave presentations to the public at the East Point branch of the Atlanta-Fulton Public Library System.

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