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Health coverage
Share of population with health insurance or public coverage. Most OECD countries have universal statutory coverage by definition; US state figures measure insured share.
Darker = better (higher), by rank · 44 countries · OECD · tap a country to pin it here
Darker = better (higher), by rank · 51 states · US Census Bureau SAHIE
Countries
44 · OECD- 1stAustralia1002025
- 1stCanada1002025
- 1stCzechia1002025
- 1stDenmark1002024
- 1stFinland1002025
- 1stGreece1002025
- 1stIreland1002025
- 1stIsrael1002025
- 1stItaly1002025
- 1stJapan1002023
- 1stLatvia1002025
- 1stLuxembourg1002025
- 1stNew Zealand1002025
- 1stNorway1002025
- 1stPeru1002025
- 1stPortugal1002024
- 1stSouth Korea1002024
- 1stSpain1002025
- 1stSweden1002024
- 1stSwitzerland1002024
- 1stUnited Kingdom1002024
- 22ndAustria99.92024
- 22ndFrance99.92025
- 22ndGermany99.92024
- 25thNetherlands99.82024
- 26thSlovenia99.62024
- 27thIceland99.52025
- 28thRussia99.22020
- 29thTürkiye99.12024
- 30thBelgium98.92024
- 30thLithuania98.92025
- 32ndColombia98.42025
- 33rdChile98.12025
- 33rdIndonesia98.12025
- 35thHungary95.82024
- 36thSlovakia95.52024
- 37thBulgaria94.82025
- 38thCosta Rica93.92025
- 39thEstonia93.62025
- 40thPoland92.12025
- 41stUnited States91.82024
- 42ndArgentina91.62021
- 43rdRomania84.62025
- 44thMexico80.22024
US states
51 · US Census Bureau SAHIE- 1stMassachusetts96.7
- 2ndHawaii95.9
- 3rdDistrict of Columbia95.2
- 4thVermont94.9
- 5thRhode Island94.7
- 6thNew Hampshire94.2
- 7thNew York94.1
- 8thMinnesota94
- 9thMichigan93.8
- 10thIowa93.6
- 10thWisconsin93.6
- 12thNorth Dakota93.4
- 12thOregon93.4
- 14thCalifornia93.1
- 15thConnecticut93
- 16thMaine92.8
- 16thMaryland92.8
- 16thPennsylvania92.8
- 19thWest Virginia92.7
- 20thWashington92.2
- 21stIllinois91.9
- 21stKentucky91.9
- 21stOhio91.9
- 21stVirginia91.9
- 25thNebraska91.8
- 26thDelaware91.7
- 27thIndiana91
- 27thNew Jersey91
- 29thLouisiana90.8
- 29thMissouri90.8
- 31stColorado90.7
- 32ndUtah90.6
- 33rdSouth Dakota90.1
- 34thAlabama90
- 35thKansas89.9
- 36thNorth Carolina89.8
- 37thIdaho88.9
- 37thMontana88.9
- 39thSouth Carolina88.8
- 40thArkansas88.7
- 40thTennessee88.7
- 42ndMississippi87.9
- 43rdAlaska87.5
- 43rdWyoming87.5
- 45thArizona87.1
- 46thNew Mexico86.6
- 47thFlorida86.3
- 47thNevada86.3
- 49thGeorgia86
- 50thOklahoma85.6
- 51stTexas80.9
44 countries ranked and 51 US states.
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- Drug deathsDrug overdose deaths per 100,000 population.
- ObesityShare of adults with BMI ≥ 30.
- Infant mortalityDeaths before age one per 1,000 live births.
- Suicide rateDeaths by intentional self-harm per 100,000 population.
- HappinessSelf-reported life satisfaction (Cantril ladder, 0–10), World Happiness Report.
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