This is likely due to a lower level of benefits, necessitating covering larger health expenses with personal money. This chart shows the share of out-of-pocket spending in total per capita health ...

Total health care expenditures per capita grew to $11,153 from 2022 to 2023, an 8.6% leap that was the second-largest ...

For example, Nassau County in New York City's metropolitan area is spending $13,332, the highest per capita health care expenditure in the U.S. That's nearly four times some of the lowest figures ...

Related: Hospitals continue to eat more health insurance spending pie State-level differences also emerged. Utah’s low per capita spending was driven by a younger population, while New York’s ...

personal health care spending in the US varied dramatically among counties in 2019, with a more than 5-fold difference between the highest and lowest spending rates per capita,” wrote the ...

For example, Nassau County in New York City's metropolitan area is spending $13,332, the highest per capita health care expenditure in the U.S. That's nearly four times some of the lowest figures ...

The University of Washington report found New Jersey spent $75.6 billion on health care in 2019, the seventh-most per person ...

The counties with the highest health care spending per capita were likely linked to more residents being proactive about their health and seeking medical care. For instance, Clackamas and ...

The nation’s poorest state — Mississippi — has traditionally been the recipient of more federal dollars per capita than any other commonwealth. We’ve lived off the federal spending spigot ... and the ...

income and education levels were more likely to use the health care system more often. It made for vast differences in spending by county. Nassau County, New York, had the highest per capita ...