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|Articles|June 7, 2012
Analysis: HHS Has Missed Nearly Half of Healthcare Law's Deadlines
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The Health and Human Services Department has missed nearly half of its legal deadlines while implementing President Obama’s healthcare law, according to an analysis by the American Action Forum.
HHS has faced 42 statutory deadlines in the roughly two years since the Affordable Care Act became law — and it missed 20 of them, according to the AAF’s count.
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