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This document lists health care expenditures by state of residence in the United States. Total US health care expenditures in 2007 were $1,551,255. California had the highest expenditures at $166,236, while Wyoming had the lowest at $2,662. Health care expenditures measure spending on all privately and publicly funded personal health care services and products like hospital care, physician services, and prescription drugs.
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Expenditures
- 1. Health Care Expenditures United States $1,551,255 Alabama $23,199 Alaska $4,237 Arizona $23,576 Arkansas $13,357 California $166,236 Colorado $21,691 Connecticut $22,167 Delaware $5,226 District of Columbia $4,809 Florida $95,223 Georgia $41,097 Hawaii $6,222 Idaho $6,197 Illinois $67,292 Indiana $32,951 Iowa $15,892 Kansas $14,736 Kentucky $22,662 Louisiana $22,658 Maine $8,593 Maryland $31,044 Massachusetts $43,009 Michigan $51,048 Minnesota $29,524 Mississippi $14,634 Missouri $31,317 Montana $4,706 Nebraska $9,782 Nevada $10,656 New Hampshire $7,050 New Jersey $50,384 New Mexico $8,498 New York $126,076 North Carolina $44,281 North Dakota $3,693 Ohio $65,622 Oklahoma $17,323 Oregon $17,516 Pennsylvania $73,441 Rhode Island $6,682 South Carolina $21,450 South Dakota $4,103 Tennessee $32,161 Texas $103,600 Utah $9,618 Vermont $3,768 Virginia $36,032 Washington $31,600 West Virginia $10,783 Wisconsin $31,177
- 2. Wyoming $2,662 NOTES Health Care Expenditures measure spending for all privately and publicly funded personal health care services and DEFINITIONS <div> </div> DATASOURCES Expenditure Data, Health Expenditures by State of Residence, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, Health
- 4. al health care services and products (hospital care, physician services, nursing home care, prescription drugs, etc.) by state of residence. H are and Medicaid Services, Office of the Actuary, National Health Statistics Group, released September 2007; available at <a href=quot;http://ww
- 6. c.) by state of residence. Hospital spending is included reflects the total net revenue (gross charges less contractual adjustments, bad debt and ailable at <a href=quot;http://www.cms.hhs.gov/NationalHealthExp endData/05_NationalHealthAccountsStateHealthAccounts.asp#TopOfPagequot; targe
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- 10. onstruction expenses are not included in this total. For more informationhow these estimates were prepared, please see <a href=quot;htt on ccountsStateHealthAccounts.asp#TopOfPage</a>.
- 12. ed, please see <a href=quot;http://www.cms.hhs.gov/NationalHealthExpendData/downloads/res-adjustment.pdfquot;>http://www.cms.hhs.gov/Natio