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California's Obamacare exchange to collect insurance data on patients
California's health insurance exchange wants to know why you got sick this summer.
With 1.4 million people enrolled, the state-run marketplace is embarking on an ambitious effort to collect insurance company data on prescriptions, doctor visits and hospital stays for every Obamacare patient.
Covered California says this massive data-mining project is essential to measure the quality of care that patients receive and to hold health insurers and medical providers accountable under the Affordable Care Act
Covered California has stumbled in the past over its handling of consumer information.
It drew complaints during the Obamacare rollout for sharing applicants' contact information, without their knowledge, with insurance agents and enroll
originally posted by: VimanaExplorer
Can this get any worse ?
originally posted by: EA006
a reply to: VimanaExplorer
I can see it being used against you guys too.
originally posted by: FyreByrd
originally posted by: EA006
a reply to: VimanaExplorer
I can see it being used against you guys too.
That information is already widely available to any one who pays - the government included.
It is more likely that health insurance, life insurance and employers will use the information against you - THEY ALREADY DO - get a psych diagnosis and try to get life insurance. It's been going on for years.
This is just a less expensive way for the State to access the information and have their own data to sell - THANK YOU ANTI TAX NUTS.
originally posted by: TonyS
a reply to: BlueJacket
And they can mandate anything; so if you're overweight, they can force a person to get the FitBit and then monitor how much walking a person does, etc.
Yea, this can and doubtless will get a lot more invasive and controlling and personally costly.