Obamacare website – HealthCare.gov – experienced a connectivity glitch on Sunday, another complication for an already beleaguered population of would-be health care applicants, the company operating the hub has said.

White House officials said Terremark was working to resolve the issue as quickly as possible.

Health and Human Services spokesman Joanne Peters said in a statement that HealthCare.gov website was down because the company “experienced a failure in a networking component, and planned maintenance to replace it brought down network connectivity to the data center.”

Obamacare website experienced a connectivity glitch on Sunday, another complication for an already beleaguered population of would-be health care applicants

“Our understanding is that this failure is likely impacting several other sites, in addition to HealthCare.gov and the Data Services Hub,” Joanne Peters added.

The October 1st launch of Barack Obama’s health care law, dubbed as Obamacare, has been marred by technical glitches and delays.

The Health and Human Services department has encouraged website users to contact their call center to apply for coverage.

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