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FOSTER CITY, Calif., Dec. 17, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Healthcare is a leading issue for the 2020 presidential election. Though a hot topic for national debate, healthcare conditions are highly localized. MoneyRates.com released its second annual healthcare study which found sharp divisions from state to state and the District of Columbia (D.C.). Eight factors were analyzed based on data from the U.S. Census Bureau and the Kaiser Family Foundation:
1. Health insurance coverage | 5. Adequacy of nursing care staffing |
2. Reported health status | 6. Adequacy of medical office staffing |
3. Child immunization coverage | 7. Hospital affordability |
4. Infant mortality rates | 8. Health insurance affordability |
The award-winning study found, based on an average ranking of the criteria, Massachusetts as the best state for healthcare for the second year in a row. It has the highest percentage of its population covered by health insurance, the highest rate of child immunization and finished in the top ten in three other categories. South Carolina ranked as the worst state overall for healthcare. It was among the 10 worst states for child immunization, nursing care staffing and doctor's office staffing.
The top 10 states for best and worst healthcare | |||
Rank | States with the Best Healthcare | Rank | States with the Worst Healthcare |
1 | Massachusetts | 1 | South Carolina |
2 | Connecticut | 2 | Alaska |
3 | North Dakota | 3 | New Mexico |
4 | Iowa | 4 | Oklahoma |
5 | Vermont | 5 | Georgia |
6 | Nebraska | 6 | Arizona |
7 | Rhode Island | 7 | Idaho |
8 | Minnesota | 8 | Texas |
9 | South Dakota | 9 | North Carolina |
9 | Tennessee | 10 | Mississippi |
The study also revealed striking differences among states including:
"When people debate the cost or availability of healthcare, they may not realize they could be talking about very different things depending on where they live. Information like this can help inform people's decisions about where to live or retire," says Richard Barrington, a Senior Financial Advisor for MoneyRates.com. "From a political perspective, it can also tell them whether they should expect their local leaders to deliver better results."
MoneyRates.com created an interactive comparison map in the last study to help consumers review the conditions of each state. To further assist users, the site included an interactive table where they can filter by state, subcategory and overall health conditions.
To view each state's ranking with full methodology visit, https://www.money-rates.com/research-center/compare-healthcare-by-state.htm
Methodology
MoneyRates.com used data from the U.S. Census Bureau, Kaiser Family Foundation and ranked all 50 states plus the District of Columbia on performance in eight categories (found here). Then the overall rankings were based on the average of rankings across all categories. Finally, the site classified state-by-state conditions in each category the way you might describe a person's health:
About MoneyRates.com
MoneyRates.com is owned and operated by QuinStreet, Inc. (Nasdaq: QNST), a pioneer in delivering online marketplace solutions to match searchers with brands in digital media. QuinStreet is committed to providing consumers and businesses with the information and tools they need to research, find and select the products and brands that meet their needs. MoneyRates.com is a member of the company's expert research and publishing division.
Since 1998, MoneyRates.com has served as a personal finance resource designed to help readers make the most of their money. In addition to a variety of financial calculators, MoneyRates.com researches and tracks CD, savings, and money market rates offered from over 400 financial institutions across the country to offer expert advice on banking, investing and retirement planning.
Website: www.MoneyRates.com
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SOURCE MoneyRates.com
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