Earlier, a report of The Washington Post stated that about 50% Obamacare exchanges could face financial struggle in the near future. According to the report, nearly half of the insurance marketplaces that were set up by the states under the United States president’s law have been struggling financially.

The report by The Washington Post came after about $5 billion in federal taxpayer subsidies for call centers, IT vendors and other factors required to support the health insurance entities set up by the government. The feds control about 34 state exchanges, while about 16 states and the District of Columbia have set up their own.

As per some reports, private health insurance exchanges in the country have operated well in the country. It has also pleased customers for a long time, while on the other side, the government’s Obamacare models are on life support.

Exchange of Oregon closed in 2014 after some government’s overseers spent about $300 million on the website and dishonest consultants, who allegedly started a website to trick the feds. From about one year, the Health and Human Services Department inspector general’s office and FBI have been investigating the case.

The Communist state in the Pacific Ocean the People’s Republic of Hawaii has been the first member of socialized medicine for about forty years. In the state, the profligate state-run exchange demanded about $30 million cash infusion to stay feasible financially. The Hawaii Health Connector by chance disconnected a number of accounts, which resulted in wastage of about 8,000 hours on technological glitches. After failing to secure a bailout, the state said its exchange will be closed amid rising debt.

Earlier, federal prosecutors subpoenaed the Massachusetts Obamacare exchange after some people talked about a technological disaster in its Health Connector program.