Somewhere I picked up that about 60% were former insurance holders, that got dropped or dropped voluntarily so that they could pick up the exchange based insurance plans (and many of them did so because they now qualified for Medicare). So, take the 80% estimate that have actually paid, and subtract the 60% that had insurance previously, and you get about 20% of new enrollees that previously weren't insured. That's about 1 million of the estimated 30 million that were the reason that we created this monstrosity to begin with, or a little over a 3% success rate. If this were private business, the whole management would be canned by now.