States With the Best, Worst Health Care

New Hampshire may be better known for its foliage, but a new analysis says its healthcare is what really stands out. WalletHub ranked all 50 states and Washington, DC, on nearly four dozen measures of cost, access, and outcomes and found the Granite State on top. New Hampshire's edge comes from having the lowest average monthly health insurance premiums in the country, at about $469, and the second-lowest out-of-pocket costs. Here, the top and bottom 10 states:

Best States

1. New Hampshire
2. Minnesota
3. Iowa
4. Rhode Island
5. Hawaii
6. Massachusetts
7. Maine
8. Wisconsin
9. Colorado
10. Nebraska

Worst States

42. Tennessee
43. Arkansas
44. New Mexico
45. Louisiana
46. Alabama
47. West Virginia
48. Texas
49. Georgia
50. Mississippi
51. Alaska

See how other states rank here.