Here are the states ranked by the percentage of adults who avoided care due to cost:
1. Texas: 16.8%
2. Nevada: 15%
3. Georgia: 14.8%
4. Oklahoma: 14.7%
T-5. Alabama: 14.2%
T-5. Mississippi: 14.2%
7. Arkansas: 13.8%
8. Florida: 13.3%
9. South Carolina: 12.8%
10. Tennessee: 12.6%
11. Louisiana: 21.1%
T-12. Arizona: 11.9%
T-12. North Carolina: 11.9%
T-14. Utah: 11.8%
T-14. Wyoming: 11.8%
T-16. Idaho: 11.3%
T-16. Missouri: 11.3%
T-18. Illinois: 10.8%
T-18: Kansas: 10.8%
T-20. Colorado: 10.7%
T-20. New Jersey: 10.7%
T-22. Alaska: 10.3%
T-22. West Virginia: 10.3%
24. Nebraska: 10.2%
T-25. California: 10.1%
T-25. New Mexico: 10.1%
27. Kentucky: 10%
T-28: Indiana: 9.8%
T-28: New York: 9.8%
T-28. Ohio: 9.8%
31. Washington: 9.7%
32. Virginia: 9.6%
33. Montana: 9.3%
34. Connecticut: 9.2%
35. Oregon: 9.1%
36. Maryland: 8.8%
37. North Dakota: 8.7%
38. Pennsylvania: 8.6%
39. Delaware: 8.1%
T-40. Michigan: 7.9%
T-40. Wisconsin: 7.9%
42. Rhode Island: 7.8%
43. New Hampshire: 7.7%
T-44. Minnesota: 7.6%
T-44. South Dakota: 7.6%
T-46. Iowa: 7.3%
T-46. Maine: 7.3%
48. Massachusetts: 7.1%
49. Vermont: 6.4%
50. Hawaii: 5.7%
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