THE WALL STREET JOURNAL — The federal government said about one in four electronic transactions sent fromHealthCare.gov to insurance companies in October and November could contain errors, raising concerns that some consumers who think they picked a health plan won’t be enrolled by Jan. 1.
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The issue involves electronic files known as 834 forms, which are sent from the federal health-insurance website to insurance companies after consumers pick a plan.
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, the federal agency that overseesHealthCare.gov, had acknowledged problems with some forms but refused to say how many were affected.
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