Federal authorities have subpoenaed records related to the Massachusetts Health Connector, including a period covering the breakdown of the healthcare exchange's website.
The subpoena came from the U.S. Attorney's Office in Boston shortly after Gov. Charlie Baker took office in January.
Massachusetts isn't the first state to have its health insurance exchange scrutinized. A federal grand jury has issued subpoenas seeking records related to Oregon's exchange, known as Cover Oregon, which spent $300 million in federal grants but never launched a working online enrollment system.
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