Rankings · Money

Lowest healthcare by state

Family health premium / yr.

Employer-sponsored, total premium, 2024

  1. 1Nevada$21,988
  2. 2Arkansas$22,069
  3. 3Tennessee$22,085
  4. 4Mississippi$22,271
  5. 5Montana$22,294
  6. 6Ohio$22,618
  7. 7Hawaii$22,709
  8. 8Iowa$22,954
  9. 9Oklahoma$23,050
  10. 10North Dakota$23,090
  11. 11North Carolina$23,120
  12. 12Arizona$23,132
  13. 13Louisiana$23,190
  14. 14Georgia$23,363
  15. 15Minnesota$23,565
  16. 16Utah$23,583
  17. 17Kentucky$23,584
  18. 18Wyoming$23,676
  19. 19Nebraska$23,696
  20. 20New Mexico$23,828
  21. 21Missouri$23,831
  22. 22Alabama$23,986
  23. 23Texas$24,106
  24. 24California$24,143
  25. 25Kansas$24,220
  26. 26Michigan$24,252
  27. 27South Carolina$24,280
  28. 28Idaho$24,531
  29. 29Oregon$24,688
  30. 30Indiana$24,725
  31. 31Maryland$24,738
  32. 32Florida$24,807
  33. 33South Dakota$24,941
  34. 34Colorado$24,974
  35. 35Illinois$24,993
  36. 36Pennsylvania$25,241
  37. 37Washington$25,355
  38. 38West Virginia$25,483
  39. 39Alaska$25,493
  40. 40Virginia$25,523
  41. 41Maine$25,568
  42. 42Wisconsin$25,781
  43. 43Vermont$25,901
  44. 44Rhode Island$25,960
  45. 45New Hampshire$26,119
  46. 46Connecticut$27,058
  47. 47New York$27,188
  48. 48District of Columbia$27,457
  49. 49New Jersey$27,491
  50. 50Delaware$27,869
  51. 51Massachusetts$28,151
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