Meanwhile my kids don't have insurance because OHP erroneously disqualified them for having other coverage which didn't exist.  We applied in plenty of time last year, but it took them 3 months to make this mistake and notify us of it, so we didn't include them in the private coverage we bought for the adults in the family.  So now they are not covered at all until March 1.  Furthermore, the OHP system not only has the wrong coverage information, but it has my wife under a married name she hasn't used in 17 years.  We have been told that it is impossible(!) correct these mistakes; that the system won't let them change them.  Meanwhile their system is propagating this incorrect information across other health insurance reporting systems across the nation.  This has resulted in my adult children being refused service at doctors' offices because their supposed coverage as reported by OHP doesn't exist. Perhaps our governor should spend her time making sure state systems actually work.