States that spend the most on health care
Find out which states are spending the most on health care.
The Kaiser Family Foundation ranked which states are spending the most per capita on health care, using public and private expenditures from 2009, the most recent available.
The Kaiser Family Foundation ranked which states are spending the most per capita on health care, using public and private expenditures from 2009, the most recent available.
20. South Dakota ($7,056 per capita in 2009)
19. Ohio ($7,076)
18. Florida ($7,156)
17. Wisconsin ($7,233)
16. Minnesota ($7,409)
15. Maryland ($7,492)
14. New Jersey ($7,583)
13. Vermont ($7,635)
12. West Virginia ($7,667)
11. Pennsylvania ($7,730)
10. North Dakota ($7,749)
9. New Hampshire ($7,839)
8. Rhode Island ($8,309)
7. New York ($8,341)
6. Delaware ($8,480)
5. Maine ($8,521)
4. Connecticut ($8,654)
3. Alaska ($9,128)
2. Massachusetts ($9,278)
1. Washington, D.C. ($10,349)
Check out the rest of the Kaiser Family Foundation's list here.
