Kaiser Health News says the news came in an e-mail.

Four of the nonprofit, member-owned plans could have a combined total of 55,000 enrollees.

DC and Maryland are posting QHP selection numbers but no paid enrollment data.

Massachusetts and Maryland lead in terms of getting qualified prospects to sign up.

The limit could lead to big increases in co-payments, coinsurance rates or premiums.

Carriers can leave out spending on out-of-network care and on services that aren't covered.

Republican leaders won 67 Democratic votes Friday for an exchange data breach bill.

Typical monthly prescriptions for one cost $4 to about $100.