Friday, November 01, 2013

248 Obamacare purchasers / 78,000 required in 2 days = ROLL OUT FAIL!

My math tutor tells me that according to CBS news 248 actual enrollees in Ocare over the first 2 days, and 39,000 enrollees  needed per day means the govt is falling short of its mandate by, ooohhh

99.68%

But we’ll have those numbers for you in mid-november.
I have another alarming number.
Below is the index page at data.healthcare.gov
The bottom row is THE page where every plan ESTIMATE for everyone in the USA jammed through a funnel so that you are either 27 or 50 resides.
The bottom row:
A view is the number of times a page has been accessed since it existed. Now MAYBE this is the number of times the actual url web address of THIS page was accessed, but I think it is the number of times the DATA has been accessed to be displayed for people SHOPPING.
That number is, from day ZERO, which I presume to be SOME TESTING, thru now Nov 1, or a full month after opening, is 443,787.
443,787/30 = 14,792 per day.
Even if EVERY VIEW was a purchaser, people, Ocare would enroll only HALF the people they need. If 10% of viewers go on to buy through the final date of March 31, 2014, 270,000 people will be in the system as individual enrollees. They need 7,000,000? That number is 97% SHORT.

BTW to enroll, you have to punch a button, on system which declines it’s own absolute pricing accuracy which says:

PAY NOW
We MIGHT be looking at the ratio of people, making individual market decisions (after battling their way thru the site) that Ocare is better for them than what they have now, or better than nothing.
0.32%
If THAT surmise is correct it is possible we are looking at the largest failure in the HISTORY of the USA.
And who is motivated enough to stick this out and enroll?
You tell me.
The healthy?
Do these people who think they OWN US actually think this kind of thing can be hidden?

1 comment:

Unknown said...

We MIGHT be looking at the ratio of people, making individual market decisions (after battling their way thru the site) that Ocare is better for them than what they have now, or better than nothing.
0.32%

I think you're right on Epa.....All the rest of the 'visitors' say No Thank you i'm not crazy.