- Overview
- Rising death rates, high levels of obesity, and gaps in care are pressing challenges for states
- Regional differences in performance persist, as do within-state disparities
- Many states are not getting good value for their health care dollars
- States made progress in areas that were the target of efforts to improve
- Highlights
- 1Hawaii
- 2Massachusetts
- 3Minnesota
- 4Vermont
- 5Utah
- 6Iowa
- 7Washington
- 8Wisconsin
- 9Connecticut
- 10New Hampshire
- 10Colorado
- 10Rhode Island
- 13Oregon
- 14Idaho
- 14California
- 16South Dakota
- 16Maine
- 18New York
- 19Montana
- 20Maryland
- 21Nebraska
- 22Delaware
- 23Pennsylvania
- 23North Dakota
- 25New Jersey
- 26Illinois
- 27Michigan
- 28Virginia
- 29Arizona
- 30District of Columbia
- 31New Mexico
- 32Kansas
- 33Wyoming
- 34Alaska
- 35North Carolina
- 36Ohio
- 37Indiana
- 38South Carolina
- 39Nevada
- 41Georgia
- 42Alabama
- 42Kentucky
- 44Texas
- 44Missouri
- 46West Virginia
- 47Arkansas
- 48Florida
- 49Tennessee
- 49Louisiana
- 50Oklahoma
- 51Mississippi
- Conclusion
- Methodology
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