New York: 92% of ACA enrollees happy with their policies

This is a pretty short article, and it pretty much covers the bases, so I don't have too much to add...

As New York gears up for the Obamacare open-enrollment period that begins on Nov. 15, state officials have a vested interest in making sure things go smoothly. The success of health care reform in New York will be measured by how many residents maintain their coverage or sign up for the first time.

Just over 75% of those who used the state's new Obamacare exchange last year would recommend it to others, according to a new survey. But 92% of respondents who used the exchange to become newly insured were satisfied with the coverage, according to the survey, released Monday by the New York State Health Foundation.

However, there is one additional point I should add. Remember that ridiculous Bankrate survey I posted about yesterday which claimed that over half of ACA enrollees don't plan on using the exchanges again this year? Well...

Faced with a decision on whether to enroll again, 92% of respondents said they are at least somewhat likely to renew their coverage.

I'm sure critics will dismiss this as being a "liberal NY" outlier in 3, 2, 1...