MENASHA- Many people still have questions about the new Affordable Care Act health care law. <\/p>\n
On Thursday night, some of those questions were discussed in Menasha. <\/p>\n
It kicked off a two-day conference called Its Here: The Federal Health Insurance Marketplace in Wisconsin. <\/p>\n
From Web site problems to a maze of changing information, people at this forum at UW-Fox Valley said they're confused and frustrated at health insurance changes. <\/p>\n
I keep having more questions than answers and that's why I'm here, said Wiley McCraron. <\/p>\n
Find out what kind of plans that there are and whether I can keep the same doctors, said Barb McKinon. <\/p>\n
Dr. Corina Norrbom with the Wisconsin Institute for Public Policy and Service says she hopes this forum will clear up misconceptions. <\/p>\n
In the grand scheme of things, the affordable care act isn't going anywhere just because the web site isn't working right now. It's here. It's the law, said Norrbom. <\/p>\n
Norrbom says despite current issues with the federal health care marketplace site, the Affordable Care Act will help people previously uninsured. <\/p>\n
But those who consult businesses about the changes say the corporate world still isn't completely convinced. <\/p>\n
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