contractual agreement, cms, 150,000 enrollees, approximately, you get $180 million. you didn't meet that you changed it. but when they issued the money, when all set out that was the goal. are you going to return any money. >> we'll follow all applicable laws in terms of funding. >> but you will go after contractors who you think didn't fulfill their indof the contract with the functionality of the website. >> that's correct. >> it is okay to go after them but not okay for the federal taxpayers to get back some. money. >> federal taxpayers should get back money that we get from the contractors. >> unanimous consent for one minute. >> mr.-- time but i don't assume there is problem. >> dr. lee, why are you shaking your head, mr. lee? did you have something you want to say. >> just, the hhs, cms document prepared in september, was prepared not as matter of contract between us and cms but, they pulled from a range of things and i will note the california estimate used in that document, which i saw it many months hence, took the end of two rounds of open enrollment and mi

we were in constant contact with the entire cms team. >> mr. matsuda, i don't think you are there at that time. >> i will provide that on the record later. >> we have a document, and i will get your copy of it, it says for policy development, this is a piece that walks through, as far as how you're getting the core, as massachusetts was walking through this. again, i want you to get a copy of it. we can talk later. this is an august document, talking about the website and how things are working. browsing anonymously was a good. submitting an application was ago. eligibility determination no go. shopping, no go. enroll, no go. quoting information, no go. there were, of the 70 core functions, only five were -- 17 core functions, only five were assessed as a go in august. was there a conversation at some point to say, we have a lot of no gross here. here, let's stall, let's delay. if so, who that go to, to be able to say. we may need some extra time. >> a couple of things, mr. chairman. i can explain this document. this appeared to me with a steer

drug benefit right now, cms runs a computer program -- you put in your drugs and figure out which plan pays you the best. if that is not and has election, i have never seen anti-selection. that is very efficient. there is always been antiselection. yes? seth, a physician and health policy fellow at gw. you mentioned how 30% of the dogs liked the food. >> ok. smallare seeing a percentage of people previously uninsured by -- >> we do not know, it is a monopoly, is the only doctor they were served. >> jim touched on the point about churn. we see churn in the medicaid market, the uninsured pool. 67% or 77 people who were areiously insured tomorrow's uninsured but for the insurance. are the numbers that scary? we are mitigating the future uninsured by making the people currently uninsured have insurance. >> there is no reason to believe people will be in the market tomorrow. kaiser polldo the and the gallup poll in the rand paul, you just did a poll of 29 million people eligible for the exchanges and 30% showed up. that is a good predictor of future performance. the back. >> laura with the

at any rate, it was to a cms and indicated it -- here it is. in the reply was that there are statutory of begin to enforce the new requirements. i don't know where we come up with 96. hundred 20, 72, 48. and then if you have a patient coming to the hospital, they can keep them for those number of hours and it seems to me that it it was not statutory designated to be when i asked if they could waive that and certain conditions may be of help they said, well, no. that's just once again something that we can do. can we get one years relief from that? you said that maybe mr. bloom could be of help on this. what happens is the patient comes in. they're monitoring that patient. the doctor doesn't give any medicare reimbursement. and so you have to go to another hospital which could be miles and miles away or just out of hospital. you know about hostelry admissions. help me on that. >> well, senator, one of my to do is get a copy of the letter that you're referring to. i will personally follow. i don't know exactly what the questions were, and i don't

cms gives us the target dollars and we can also talk about the quality and access there to. >> for the record would you identify who you are? >> peter an drade from kaiser permanente. >> all right. we'll go to item 3. review city plans preliminary self insured rates for hss active, early retiree and retiree members for 2015 plan year. >> this is item 3. aon hewitt. this is going fairly quick. what we have done is updated the data from the last time. we now have the county. the only thing we are missing is the second part of the plan is the algorithm and blue shield is not finalized. this is not done. we want to say a couple things and ask if there is any questions. first we want you to look at page 2. when we came before you last time the overall increase was a minus 19 percent. now it's a minus 21 percent. so these healthy small people in active early retiree population and these 7,000 people in the retiree population are busy and not going to the doctor a lot. so i applaud them for not spending a lot of money. with that being said i want to turn you to a couple items and answer quest

the divers under water can only see about 30 cms in front of them. now the divers have said part of the issue is the conditions, but they also need crane, on the site are four cranes ready to work and stabilize the ship. but here's the catch 22. the cranes are ready, but if you try to move this 6,800 ton ferry, it could displace some of the water and destroy any possible air pockets that may be there that could be a lifeline for any potential survivors. so that is what we are dealing with right now, natalie. and if you look over my shoulder, there is a briefing going on right now here at the harbor front of the. up see that big crowd of journalists as well as families, they are being briefed, updated the sending time this day, earlier, there was anger and frustration, where family members were saying, why hasn't it taken this long for the search operation to get to this point? why haven't the divers been getting into the ship. so, natalie, there is a lot of frustration, a lot of anger. one woman saying earlier today that i'm ashamed to be living in t

i'm happy to say a couple of weeks after that hearing, cms refers to our decision. this bill would say we would not leave it up to the whims of whoever sitting in the chair but we will make it part of the law. same-day billing issue is quite important. you cannot have to dr. bills on the same day. moreow that a family is likely to go to a pediatrician or internist when they are beginning to exhibit severe mental illness. we know the average is 112 weeks before a person has their first visit to treat mental ole miss. what happens is -- illness. what happens if a mother brings doctornage son i to a and the doctor says i am very concerned but we need him to see a psychiatrist now. that is right. you are on medicaid. can he come back tomorrow? that is inhumane. we're not going to have it anymore. there needs to be allowance for same-day billing. more access to tele-psychiatry. physicians can access by calling a number or allow more tele-psychiatrists. we know it is a very effective mechanism to do it. they can talk under a vehicle screen. it is in barriers to eliminate.

security requirements which have been validated by cms. we're not sure -- we are not aware of any security breaches. >> i wanted to at least ask that. applicationsost and incorrect subsidies, it is not an error proof system we have. obviously. ults ande been fa failures. every story for you, mr. sharp stain. in your system in maryland, i have a staffer whose mother was given a notice by our ensure that due to the affordable care act her insurance was discontinued. she had to go into the exchange. she began a three-month long process to enroll in your exchange. that you have about 4000 applications in your state that were given incorrect subsidies or lost applications. is that about the right number? reported a number similar to that. >> her experience is one that i know very well. your daughter and threw her telling the story. when you are talking about the first roadblock for her and filling out application was a question of for citizenship, which she could not verify, she called the health line -- he called the helpline. it is obviously

by cms?st: not at all obviously, cms is very concerned about patient travesty -- patient privacy. that is a big drawback with the data. you can't follow the patient so you don't know exactly the pattern of practice for the individual patient or even a group of patients. there is no patient data. that is a clear limitation and it is hard to generalize about what physicians may be doing. ist: reed abelson health-care industry reporter, she writes for "the new york times," and she joins us today from new york city. we have a line set aside for those of you who are medicare patients. host: let's go to john, joining us from savanna, georgia. caller: good morning. i believe that the docs are being paid more than they should be. i took my mother to the orthopedic doctor because her knee was bothering her. -- she alsoill, and needed a knee brace -- we got the bill, and something came in for the knee brace and they charged me $200 for the knee brace. i think that is outrageous. comment, please. guest:

the cms individual sub arctic knowledge this on a number of occasions and congress just stepped in and prohibited enforcement until march 31 of 2015. i have a bill of several members of this committee who have cosponsored to call the two improvement acts and what is more important is that cms has the existing authority to implement the provisions of this bill which is to have them consult with outside experts like hospitals and physicians to develop the criteria methodologies that ensure beneficiaries in need of a short stay inpatient care that they are able to receive and to make sure that we don't have these long stays and they are not necessary. so can you give us some sense of whether we can make progress here without necessarily doing legislatively with a? >> think the fact that congress, as you say, has chosen to delay the implementation, we will certainly be looking for strategies. another with a lot of consultation earlier, but i would love our back to circle back with you and your staff to see what the elements are in the bill that we could perhaps move forward on an immense r

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host: as you sift through these numbers, was patient information included by cms? guest: not at all. obviously, cms is very concerned about patient privacy. that is a big drawback with the data. you cannot tell whether -- you can't follow the patient so you don't know exactly the pattern of practice for the individual patient or even a group of patients. there is no patient data. that is a clear limitation and it is hard to generalize about what physicians may be doing. host: reed abelson is health-care industry reporter, she writes for "the new york times," and she joins us today from new york city. we want to get to your calls and comments. we have a line set aside for those of you who are medicare patients. (202) 585-5883. you can also send us an e-mail. host: let's go to john, joining us from savanna, georgia. caller: good morning. i believe that the docs are being paid more than they should be. the example i have -- i took my mother to the orthopedic doctor because her knee was bothering her. he gave her an x-ray. we got the bill, and -- she also needed a knee

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cms working over the last several months decided they were going to release it, and they did so this week. >> doctor, how significant is this in your eyes? >> well, this is a big victory for consumers. for 30 years decision makers have for various reasons decided consumers shouldn't see this. that can be a bit frustrating when you're told this is a market, and consumers need to be better buyers. it's tough to be a better buyer when you don't have any information about what you're buying, and this is a big piece that eventually i think will inch consumers much more about what they're buying here and what they're actually getting. >> as you look at this data, what are you pulling out of it already? >> well, i think it's a conversation starter. i certainly don't think it's the holy grail in terms of transparency, or really helping patients make decisions. i think there is a lot more work and a lot more analysis. that said its long over due. i think the arguments, are we comparing for release , it's deeply disturbing in terms of the outliers. the numbers are just causing one to wonder an

. >> well, the data right now that cms has put out is not extraordinarily user-friendly.t i imagine that several other organizations are going to quickly help consumers use it in an easier way. but the consumers could look at the data and be able to see the average prices that medicare pays for the various services that they might be interested in or how much medicare has paid their doctor. and also how much combined the doctor is paid with the co-insurance and medicare portion. but those fees are generally set by medicare. they vary for a few different reasons. but their variation is based on where they're provided and in what setting. so patients should be able to look at it and see more how many services the provider is providing during the year. and also it could help predict what kinds of costs the patient might expect going to that doctor. >> there are lots of anomalies in the data. for example, i believe in the case of the ophthalmologist in cohen's report there he was prescribing a quite expensive opthalmic drug when another drug was comparable, according to many

i'm happy to say a couple of weeks after that hearing, cms refers their decision. this bill would say we would not leave it up to the whims of whoever sitting in the chair but we will make it part of the law. same-day billing issue is quite important. you cannot have two doctor bills on the same day. we know that a family is more likely to go to a pediatrician or internist when they are beginning to exhibit severe mental illness. we know the average is 112 weeks before a person has their first visit to treat mental illness. what happens if a mother brings her teenage son to a doctor and the doctor says i am very concerned but we need him to see a psychiatrist now. that is right. you are on medicaid. can he come back tomorrow? that is inhumane. we're not going to have it anymore. there needs to be allowance for same-day billing. more access to tele-psychiatry. physicians can access by calling a number or allow more tele-psychiatrists. we know it is a very effective mechanism to do it. they can talk under a vehicle screen. it is in barriers to eliminate. medical rese

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question since we haven't succeeded in the past in driving down the cost of healthcare through the cmsefforts but rather we will pay less and cost shift into the act is implemented and more people are under a federally subsidized program where do we cost shift to clicks by definition, everything we do will have to be something we pay for. mr. chairman, this was long and i apologize for going over. but like you i am passionate about efficiency and not just the affordable care act but all of the federal spending has to be looked at. i received your letter and i've taken note of the fact that correction is rampant and we do need to go after it and i look forward to holding the hearing that we look at both sides. vendors that sought to enrich themselves and government oversight agencies that let it happen. i want to thank you for something you did that you may have forgotten. you votehave you voted on a bipn basis for the change in how we procure it. and the senator has a companion bill. when that becomes past we will become more efficient as a result of our oversight and legislation on a

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cms said here is $180,000,000. your goal gets revised in the last few months down to 75, and we have a congressman from your own state in the other party who said this is such a mess you should have switched to the federal exchange a long time ago. back in january he was calling for you to switch. >> we investigated that possibility. there is no disagreement about whether our website works like we wanted. it didn't. >> the president said in late september -- he gave a speech in maryland days before the launch promising obama care will be "smoother in places like maryland where governors are looking to implement it rather than fight it." what are you saying that would give the president the assurance this was going to work great when it didn't work well? how can the president make that statement where we have a democrat member of congress saying this is such a mess, go to the federal exchange? what was he basing that on? were you saying everything is going to be fine? >> i think it was well known there were going to

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justice week we have additional news an actuary from cms said the same thing as part of the every beef up the it medicare -- medicare advantage announcement. this is just the medicare guaranteed is protected, costs are held down and the needs of seniors are not being compromised. this strikes me as encouraging for seniors who want lower premiums and future generations to have been around when they needed. so i with iq to unpack why you think we see this slowdown and then it can be anticipated? start with that. >> mr. chairman you are accurately reporting what has happened in the nine years between 2001 through 2009. the spending on average for medicare enrollees growing at 6 percent per year. that was above the national gdp and was traditional. what has happened in the subsequent four years is pretty dramatic. between 2010 and 2012 expenditures grew per capita at 1.6% and significantly below 6% average. in 2012 it grew at 0.7% and what the actuaries said in a recent statement regarding medicare advantage pricing and this will be confirmed with the trustees meet later this spring they n

in this building beginning with the president, the chief of staff and others, it includes folks at cms, it includes the efforts that everybody engaged in to, beginning in january really, to conduct outreach to those populations in america who needed the information about the affordable care act. and we got pretty creative in how we reached out to young americans and others, different communities to make sure they got the information today needed. but most of all, it's because the american people -- despite everything they'd heard, despite all the negative advertising, despite the obstacles that we put in their way with the crummy rollout of healthcare.gov -- head it clear that they wanted this product. and that's important be because whole purpose of the law was to provide security for the benefits contained within the plans on offer all around the country. >> obviously, the early problems with enrollment hurt some democrats. are you advising them now that you've reached this milestone to embrace -- what are you telling them? >> i'm not here to give political advice. i'm saying that de

the cms kim up with the ruling they would limit the of medication is available in three had a ratherotional packed hearing where a representative told us they would limit the drugs available. we had them read out loud from the american psychiatric association that said you cannot have certain psychiatric drugs and with that i said can you tell me what is the ss are right? the responses of was a brief time that if you don't know we were talking about it is pretty clear you will draw conclusions that have nothing to do with reality and a and understanding my concern for the decision and i pointed out if you are not three hospitalized for seven days it is okay to change it. but limiting the type of drugs that would greatly impaired of physicians' ability adding to this overage 65 and receive the diagnosis your twice as likely to double your health care cost for lots of different reasons of exacerbation or less likely to comply with other treatments. i reminded him when seniors commit suicide 20% to with the day of their doctor visit 40% one week seven% within one month so to recognize m

i think we can accelerate this through cms. the private sector has put off on everybody. if we can figure out a way to show them that this is a value for them to provide these services early, you get more cost sharing and saving sharing. i think that will resonate here at aei. >> we thank all of you for coming. this was an excellent panel. i am optimistic with all of this passion and the growing interest on the hill that things may get better for the mentally ill. [applause] take you so much. >> there've been allegations and insinuations that i knew about the planning of the watergate break-in and that i was involved the plot to cover it up. judiciary committee is investigating these charges. 6, i will give all of my materials turned over to the committee. these are take recordings of 19 documentsons and 700 from private files. the judiciary committee subpoenaed 42 additional tapes of conversations. i agreed to respond to that subpoena. nixonyears ago, president responded to a subpoena for extra watergate tapes. , sunday night on american history tv on c-span3. a discussi

my good friend sam johnson who are worked very closely with this year said to cms officials, you guys have done a super job. so despite what had happened automatic enrollment of dual eligibles took us into three, four five months after the passage. there were serious, serious problems. the beneficiaries were not receiving the payment assistance that there were eligible. the big confusion. states have this debt been to pay for seniors drugs affecting new jersey. they had to come up with $26 million because the rollout was not working. the aroma was not nearly what it needed to be, what they expected to be. by february late february to a dozen sex only 5 million seniors have signed up. nearly 20 million seniors or without charge coverage. now let me say this, mr. mr. chairman this hearing is simply another attempt by your colleagues to spread misinformation chip away at the dca to distract from the fact that this law has already helped millions of americans did quality affordable. you don't admit that some things are right. he admitted that some things are wrong. can you bring yourself

when did the state first alert cms at the exchange was not going to be operational?ou are all in the first data assessment. i would have to refer back to that report. >> you can address? >> i was called in shortly after this wasnor determined not working or going to work, and that being the case, my time up the papertting application process and steps going forward. they had very poor oversight. her predecessors were talking with regards to the lackluster questions and how they were unimpressive answers.

cms and hhs have not asset deadline -- have not set the extension for the deadline. and they will have a rolling process of getting people sign up. >> we just check off a box and say you tried. how many of those are just trying to avoid a penalty and lying. >> i asked when they'll have to figure out if these people are telling the truth. i was told by an hhs spokesperson they will have to attest what they're saying is true. so they're going to have to tell the truth. >> they're working on the honor system, and is lovely -- >> a lot of trust between the government and us, right and. >> kate rogers great reporting republicans say the democrats can crow all they want. come this fall they will be eating crow because they say this healthcare plan wallop them in the mid-terms. don't be so sure. if the media is saying thing is a roaring success, will a lot of meant doubts and concerns start to can subside, and could that a mistake? republican senator from indiana. we have gotten into this before that republicans who hang their hats on he healthcare law just evaporating supp

on the san mateo bridge they have the cms signs activated but the roads are still slick. just be careful and reduce speeds again for this morning's drive. here's a live look at the nimitz freeway. we had an earlier accident on oak street another fatal accident on high street. everything is free and clear and no longer seeing any delays between hayward and the downtown oakland exits. that's traffic. back to you guys. >>> developing news in san francisco. investigators search for what caused a deadly explosion and fire in a home half dozen family members injured as well. kpix 5 reporter anne makovec has details now from the sunny daily neighborhood and joins us with the latest. >>> reporter: castillo road is open but the devastation is done in the sunnydale neighborhood. >> reporter: an 86-year-old woman was killed around 5:00 last night. this was the scene right after the fire. that is the second story window from which a man jumped for his life. the fire broke out again around 5:00 and moved very quickly through one building and then into another. >> we have heavy smoke a

central time that the cm e-trading had to be halted due to a technical glitch. grains are moving once again. phil, the trader at the cme saying this won't be fixed until much later this afternoon, well, they got it up and running. everything from corn to soy to wheat to oats, this is all moving once again. they were all up earlier and so at the moment, this has been fixed, but thank goodness for live traders. you know? open outcry. these guys, if you heard phil flynn in the two p.m. hour, he said everybody came pouring out of their offices and ran down to the pits to start trading because globex was not working. now it's working. drama over. >>> in a market where some high flying technology names have been brought back to earth, one stock signal remains very strong. this is a specific semiconductor company called skyworks solutions. it's up more than 65% over the past year. about 25% higher year to date. according to its president and ceo, dave aldridge, many investors still underappreciate growth potential for tech's biggest trend, and that's the internet of th