Actually, this is a great idea:
"An audit by the State Comptroller’s Office has revealed that hundreds of dead people were enrolled in New York’s health exchange, with nearly two dozen of them enrolling after death."
Point 1:Dead people Metabolically-challenged citizens (MCCs) have historically filed the fewest claims of any demographic.
Point 2: Is it their fault that they (presumably) died while waiting for the 404Care.gov site to let them proceed?
Point 3: MCCs are also the least likely to complain about bare-bones (sorry!) policies and skinny networks.
All-in-all, win-win.
"An audit by the State Comptroller’s Office has revealed that hundreds of dead people were enrolled in New York’s health exchange, with nearly two dozen of them enrolling after death."
Point 1:
Point 2: Is it their fault that they (presumably) died while waiting for the 404Care.gov site to let them proceed?
Point 3: MCCs are also the least likely to complain about bare-bones (sorry!) policies and skinny networks.
All-in-all, win-win.
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