number is important, it's the makeup that will make or break the exchanges. how many are healthy? how many are sick? last fall, the administration projected young people, the crucial 18 to 34-year-old invincibles, that the insurers needed to subs dice the older, sicker enrollees, they wanted them to be 40% of the pool in the exchanges. so far, they have made up 27% of enrollees, in february, and 25% overall. the expectation is the number will inch up again when the final numbers are in. then the number hhs has not provided, the number of those who have signed up for health care previously uninsured, and questions for consumers, what will the premiums be next year? will insurance companies raise prices to increase profits or compensate for getting a higher percentage of enrollees? the idea that many folks signing up aren't paying for insurance, the ten states that have released the enrollment data, a full 83% have paid for their plans. of course, today's deadline is
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