States ranked by healthcare access, affordability

Here are the 50 states and the District of Columbia ranked by healthcare access and affordability, according to data from the Commonwealth Fund:

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Rank

State

1

Massachusetts

2

Hawaii

3

Rhode Island

4

New Hampshire

5 (tie)

District of Columbia

5 (tie)

Vermont

7

Minnesota

8

Connecticut

9

Pennsylvania

10

Washington

11 (tie)

Iowa

11 (tie)

Michigan

13

New York

14

Maryland

15 (tie)

New Jersey

15 (tie)

Wisconsin

17 (tie)

Maine

17 (tie)

Oregon

19

Illinois

20

Virginia

21

California

22 (tie)

Nebraska

22 (tie)

South Dakota

24

North Dakota

25

Delaware

26

Ohio

27

Kansas

28

Indiana

29

Colorado

30

Kentucky

31

Montana

32

Idaho

33 (tie)

Alaska

33 (tie)

Utah

35

Missouri

36

Louisiana

37

West Virginia

38

Alabama

39

South Carolina

40

North Carolina

41

Tennessee

42 (tie)

Arizona

42 (tie)

New Mexico

44

Florida

45 (tie)

Arkansas

45 (tie)

Nevada

47

Mississippi

48

Georgia

49

Wyoming

50

Oklahoma

51

Texas

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