Average health plan employee salary by state

Connecticut health plan employees have the highest salaries, on average. 

According to a report from AHIP, health plan employees in 10 states and Washington, D.C. make more than $100,000 each year, on average. 

Connecticut, where health plan employees have the highest average salaries, is home to both Cigna and Aetna. 

Here's how much the average health plan employee makes in each state: 

  1. Connecticut: $143,835
  2. District of Columbia: $124,945
  3. California: $120,221
  4. Oregon: $115,041
  5. Minnesota: $114,416
  6. New Jersey: $113,292
  7. Rhode Island: $113,174
  8. Colorado: $108,791
  9. Alabama: $108,176
  10. Massachusetts: $102,254
  11. Kentucky: $100,654
  12. Michigan: $99,831
  13. Illinois: $98,610
  14. Iowa: $97,539
  15. Maryland: $95,434
  16. Indiana: $95,006
  17. Georgia: $94,563
  18. Washington: $93,548
  19. Delaware: $93,388
  20. New York: $93,066
  21. New Hampshire: $91,622
  22. Hawaii: $90,689
  23. North Carolina : $90,472
  24. Arizona: $90,286
  25. Pennsylvania: $88,822
  26. Virginia: $87,544
  27. Missouri: $86,326
  28. Oklahoma: $85,188
  29. Vermont: $84,578
  30. Nebraska: $84,244
  31. Ohio: $83,286
  32. Montana: $82,763
  33. Tennessee: $82,648
  34. Maine: $82,536
  35. Louisiana: $82,429
  36. Mississippi: $80,041
  37. South Dakota: $79,628
  38. Arkansas: $79,361
  39. Utah: $79,287
  40. Kansas: $78,993
  41. Texas: $78,388
  42. Florida: $77,975
  43. Nevada: $77,598
  44. Idaho: $76,963
  45. Wisconsin: $73,748
  46. South Carolina: $72,622
  47. New Mexico: $72,351
  48. Alaska: $67,407
  49. Wyoming: $66,908
  50. North Dakota: $65,844
  51. West Virginia: $60,840


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