Healthcare.gov, the website our federal government spent half a billion dollars in taxpayer funds in developing openly and transparently – evidently links to a private not-for-profit business to calculate insurance subsidies.
The page in question resides here and links to The Kaiser Family Foundation. The interesting part of all of this is that the data culled from Kaiser Family Foundation is actually publicly available data. So why didn’t Healthcare.gov just do this themselves? Were they trying to save us tenth of a nickel?
Absolutely bizarre.
UPDATE:
A left of center blogger claims that the calculations made by this subsidy calculator aren’t even correct. According to the author, they’re in fact tremendously outdated.
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