Commonwealth fund org releases it’s 2025 ranking of overall health care by state
Topping the list are Massachusetts, Hawaii, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and the District of Columbia.
The bottom five states are: West Virginia, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Texas, and in last place Mississippi.
Ranking criteria are 50 measures of health care access, affordability, preventive treatment, avoidable hospital use and costs, health outcomes, healthy behaviors, income disparity, and equity.
The bottom five states are: West Virginia, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Texas, and in last place Mississippi.
Ranking criteria are 50 measures of health care access, affordability, preventive treatment, avoidable hospital use and costs, health outcomes, healthy behaviors, income disparity, and equity.
