States ranked by annual healthcare spending per resident

Alaskans spend the most on healthcare every year, while residents of Utah spend significantly less, according to an analysis published Oct. 7 from NiceRx.

States ranked by total annual healthcare spending per person:

1. Alaska: $11,064
2. Massachusetts: $10,559
3. Delaware: $10,254
4. Vermont: $10,190
5. Connecticut: $9,859
6. North Dakota: $9,851
7. New York: $9,778
8. New Hampshire: $9,589
9. Rhode Island: $9,551
10. Maine: $9,531
11. West Virginia: $9,462
12. Pennsylvania: $9,258
13. South Dakota: $8,933
14. Minnesota: $8,871
15. New Jersey: $8,859
16. Ohio: $8,712
17. Wisconsin: $8,702
18. Maryland: $8,602
19. Nebraska: $8,412
20. Wyoming: $8,320
21. Indiana: $8,300
22. Illinois: $8,262
23. Montana: $8,221
24. Iowa: $8,200
25. Missouri: $8,107
26. Florida: $8,076
27. Michigan: $8,055
28. Oregon: $8,044
29. Kentucky: $8,004
30. Washington: $7,913
31. Louisiana: $7,815
32. Kansas: $7,651
33. Mississippi: $7,646
34. Oklahoma: $7,627
35. Virginia: $7,556
36. California: $7,549
37. Arkansas: $7,408
38. Tennessee: $7,372
39. South Carolina: $7,311
40. Hawaii: $7,299
41. Alabama: $7,281
42. North Carolina: $7,264
43. New Mexico: $7,214
44. Texas: $6,998
45. Idaho: $6,927
46. Colorado: $6,804
47. Nevada: $6,714
48. Georgia: $6,587
49. Arizona: $6,452
50. Utah: $5,982