If you want to get the best health care, you might be better off living in one of these states, according to a new ranking. Hawaii, Iowa and Minnesota topped WalletHub’s new ranking of the best states for health care. The ranking took into account 35 metrics in the categories of cost, accessibility and health outcomes. Among access-to-care metrics, the highest percent of insured adults live in Massachusetts, the District of Columbia, Vermont, Hawaii and Minnesota. The lowest live in Georgia, New Mexico, Nevada, Florida and Texas.
The 10 Best States for Health Care
