marks/gist:3ecfddbcdadc9e54994a Secret

## gistfile1.txt
Summary: "For the states not running there own Marketplace, right now, no. It may change though, I haven't recieved any information on it as of yet. "


[1:39:49 pm]: Thanks for contacting Health Insurance Marketplace Live Chat. Please wait while we connect you to someone who can help.
[1:39:51 pm]:  Please be patient while we're helping other people.
[1:39:56 pm]: Welcome! You're now connected to Health Insurance Marketplace Live Chat.

Thanks for contacting us. My name is Sean. To protect your privacy, please don't provide any personal information, like Social Security Number, or any other sensitive medical or personal information.
[1:40:08 pm]: Sean
Hello. Thank you for contacting the Health Insurance Marketplace chat. Before we begin may I have the state you reside in?
[1:40:13 pm]: Mark
DC
[1:40:43 pm]: Mark
Hi there. I have a question about how to get information on available plans once 10/1/2013 hits. Will the information be available for download like a CSV/Excel export?
[1:41:03 pm]: Sean
The District of Columbia operates its Health Insurance Marketplace, known as the DC Health Benefit Exchange Authority. If you are a resident of the District of Columbia, you will use the DC Health Benefit Exchange Authority to shop online, by phone, or in person to find the right health insurance options for you. You can use the DC Health Benefit Exchange Authority website to find out more about the Marketplace and how you can get ready to enroll. To learn more, please visit hbx.dc.gov or call 202-715-7576. You can call the DC Health Benefit Exchange Authority Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Eastern Time.
[1:41:46 pm]: Sean
They will be listed on the website.  I do not know if DC Exchanges will be available for download.
[1:42:17 pm]: Mark
Do you know if APIs will be available?
[1:42:38 pm]: Mark
That is a technical term for data interchange web services. Do you know who I would talk to about that?
[1:43:41 pm]: Sean
You would need to call the DC Exchange.
[1:43:51 pm]: Mark
What about other states that are served by healthcare.gov?
[1:44:53 pm]: Sean
For the states not running there own Marketplace, right now, no. It may change though, I haven't recieved any information on it as of yet.
[1:45:21 pm]: Mark
OK, Thank you
	Summary: "For the states not running there own Marketplace, right now, no. It may change though, I haven't recieved any information on it as of yet. "


	[1:39:49 pm]: Thanks for contacting Health Insurance Marketplace Live Chat. Please wait while we connect you to someone who can help.
	[1:39:51 pm]: Please be patient while we're helping other people.
	[1:39:56 pm]: Welcome! You're now connected to Health Insurance Marketplace Live Chat.

	Thanks for contacting us. My name is Sean. To protect your privacy, please don't provide any personal information, like Social Security Number, or any other sensitive medical or personal information.
	[1:40:08 pm]: Sean
	Hello. Thank you for contacting the Health Insurance Marketplace chat. Before we begin may I have the state you reside in?
	[1:40:13 pm]: Mark
	DC
	[1:40:43 pm]: Mark
	Hi there. I have a question about how to get information on available plans once 10/1/2013 hits. Will the information be available for download like a CSV/Excel export?
	[1:41:03 pm]: Sean
	The District of Columbia operates its Health Insurance Marketplace, known as the DC Health Benefit Exchange Authority. If you are a resident of the District of Columbia, you will use the DC Health Benefit Exchange Authority to shop online, by phone, or in person to find the right health insurance options for you. You can use the DC Health Benefit Exchange Authority website to find out more about the Marketplace and how you can get ready to enroll. To learn more, please visit hbx.dc.gov or call 202-715-7576. You can call the DC Health Benefit Exchange Authority Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Eastern Time.
	[1:41:46 pm]: Sean
	They will be listed on the website. I do not know if DC Exchanges will be available for download.
	[1:42:17 pm]: Mark
	Do you know if APIs will be available?
	[1:42:38 pm]: Mark
	That is a technical term for data interchange web services. Do you know who I would talk to about that?
	[1:43:41 pm]: Sean
	You would need to call the DC Exchange.
	[1:43:51 pm]: Mark
	What about other states that are served by healthcare.gov?
	[1:44:53 pm]: Sean
	For the states not running there own Marketplace, right now, no. It may change though, I haven't recieved any information on it as of yet.
	[1:45:21 pm]: Mark
	OK, Thank you