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WalletHub Ranks New Hampshire Best and Texas, Georgia Among Worst for U.S. Health Care

Large differences in insurance coverage, provider supply, and out-of-pocket costs produce sharp state-by-state gaps in access and affordability.

CMS Projects U.S. Health Spending Will Reach Nearly $9 Trillion by 2034

Sanford Health to Combine With North Memorial, Pledging $600 Million for Twin Cities Hospitals