a duplicate entry. in turn, the companies can t complete the transaction if any of thesing innings are raised. the white house says it s still a work in progress for the contractors. they re making sure everyone who enrolled is enrolled and addressing the challenges that were particularly keen in the beginning of this process. on the back end, the 834 forms. republican lawmaker, vow the fight to repeal obama care in light the administration s flip-flop on allowing folks to keep their old coverage. one of many proposal also which hasn t moved in the senate. if the president won t scrap this law, isn t it time for him to delay it for all americans before it does further harm? federal officials are now urging people to stop using paper applications in fear they won t be processed by the
don t have insurance. it s personal, sensitive information with these 834 forms you re talking about. the insurance companies, there is a problem with the information being transmitted from health care.gov and the insurance companies. the applications are getting muddied up, false information or duplicates or not getting them. those are the people really in trouble. they re claiming and one of the members is claiming we are going to get a very granule level to identify the individuals impacted so we have the ability to reach them directly. if the applications themselves are messed up, the name is messed up, social security number is messed up, how are you going to get access to these people to let them know, hey, you don t have coverage, we screwed up your application. the irony is the justification for obama care from day one was there are a lot of people who don t have health insurance. some percentage of the population doesn t have health insurance. since coming into law, obam
so, now all that force is moving down to the back end. we re starting to see the 834s, that is, the insurance companies are not getting all the data they need. people are signing up, told they have insurance, and then they call up their insurance company and they don t have insurance. it hasn t gotten to the back, back end yet. that s where the physicians are. but now we re beginning to see some signs of that. we see some places where there are 256,000 children covered by one pediatrician. impossible. unbelievable. and now i see some of the solutions that are percolating up, oh, we re going to make nurses doctors. we re going to take nurse practitioners and substitute them for doctors, because the payments are so bad. so, the chaos of this is terrible. and you get some examples of how bad the payments are. you talk about the fact that you spend a tremendous amount of time with your patients, patients who come to you, are in a serious health situation. they have cancer. what s the
starts right now. welcome to fox and friends. you heard the rooster. 9:00 a.m. in the east, 6:00 a.m. in the west. wherever you are, good morning. good morning. the last guest we had on the show. adorable. not only adorable, brilliant. is she up for adoption? her priorities are in line. there have been some great children on this morning. people write us often and say, hey, we miss that segment, how can we find it? it s on our website fox news.com and i ll tweet out different links to those stories in case you missed it. we wanted to talk about this big bombshell that happened on a friday night. perhaps you didn t hear according to care, enrollment numbers 1-10 of those applications, what are they called the 834, basically resumes when you sign up, apparently are not going through
you got to stay off the roads if at all possible during this ice storm. okay, thanks very much. we are getting more details on the problems with the health care website. the obama administration says roughly a quarter of the people who signed up in october and november may have errors on their form. this month, it could be 1 in 10. the electric forms are sent to insurers but if they don t have the right information cannot complete the enrollment. elizabeth prann has more. reporter: the administration admits there are additional errors. the glitch pertaining to electric files sent from healthcare.gov to insurance companies. they re called 834 forms. companies use them to bill consumers. about 1 in 10 of those forms are showing errors such as misspellings.