Bloomberg News reported that the federal marketplace site’s webmaster, Kevin Counihan, anticipates such a positive experience online that individuals will get fans of the online market. Most of the main issues behind last year’s crashing of healthcare.gov, the national marketplace website have now been resolved. The site makeover has allowed visitors to check out plans more easily prior to submitting their information. State exchanges that have the problems have been updated this year as well, or even the federal government has taken over responsibility from these completely.

There are still affordable grounds to believe that the system might not operate. Actually, the Health and Human Services Department is currently expecting outages. Government representatives have acknowledged it that the marketplace end, which handles information verification and communicating with insurance companies, is yet to be finished, and some state exchange representatives have enrolled consternation about site relaunches. Also, customers needing assistance comparing networks of plans, physicians and hospitals will probably be disappointed by the lack of any new site features or tools. In order to find customers need to contact every insurance policy in an individual basis.