The chart shows that New York leads per capita healthcare spending between 2018 and 2025, reaching USD 21.51 billion, reflecting its high healthcare infrastructure and service utilization. Massachusetts follows closely at USD 20.81 billion, showcasing its advanced medical system and strong investment in public health. Connecticut ranks third with USD 19.56 billion, indicating substantial expenditures for healthcare delivery. Delaware records USD 11.9 billion, while Alaska completes the list with USD 9.99 billion, highlighting its smaller population but steady healthcare costs. The data underscores how healthcare spending remains concentrated in states with advanced medical systems and larger urban populations, reflecting both service demand and investment levels across these regions.
| Labels | Total Spending 2018–2025 (USD billions) |
|---|---|
| New York | 21.51 |
| Massachusetts | 20.81 |
| Connecticut | 19.56 |
| Delaware | 11.9 |
| Alaska | 9.99 |
