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Web broker eHealth has formally agreed to meet federal marketplace registration standards.
A deputy press secretary questions how serious they are.
Calculators and defaults increased accuracy, but not user confidence.
D.C. picks 35 assisters. Washington state needs a reconciliation specialist.
The judge says the pleading standards that apply at this point are "extremely lenient."
Lack of child dental benefits was more common than lack of habilitative services rules.
Consumers aren't sure where to go, Oregon will come late, and Nevada has forms.
The agency says data privacy safeguards in place now are tough enough.
They can't promote specific plans or products or give advice on choosing plans.
States must get permission for changes that increase the burden on the applicant.