Despite the availability of years and hundreds of millions of dollars to produce a functioning website, the Kathleen Sebelius-led team at healthcare.gov is still discovering glitches just days before the enrollment deadline. At least this one gives them another excuse to balme for low enrollment. The Fiscal Times reports: The Philadelphia Inquirer reports that HealthCare.Gov has a little-known glitch in its subsidy calculator that, though quite small, may be notifying people who are eligible for financial assistance that they do not qualify for a subsidy. The site’s calculator is an unofficial estimate that consumers can use to see how much financial assistance they qualify for before beginning the application process. So, the glitch isn’t causing people to receive inaccurate subsidies, it’s just providing them with inaccurate information before they make the decision to move forward in the application process. Still, the error could potentially be...(Read Full Post)