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State Health Compare

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create customized data sets and visualizations of state-level
health estimates

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Among children in the United States,
5.4% were uninsured in 2023;
by state this ranged from
1.3% in Washington D.C. to
11.9% in Texas.

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Welcome to SHADAC's State Health Compare!

State Health Compare expands the health care discussion beyond a focus on coverage and allows analysts and policymakers to view state-level data on a wide range of topics through a broader Culture of Health lens. Watch the video below to learn how you can use State Health Compare to explore your state’s health estimates today.


Current Measures Available on State Health Compare

all measures for state health compare in a list with data sources and years.

State Health Compare hosts 45 data measures on a range of health topics including insurance coverage; cost of care; health behaviors; health outcomes; access to and utilization of care; public health; and social and economic determinants of health. Estimates are available for time spans ranging from 1 to 52 years and are drawn from 15 different sources. See a full list of available measures, data sources, and data years.



Current Measure Breakdowns Available

All measures on State Health Compare with each one's available breakdowns (by age, race/ethnicity, disability, etc.)

Many of the measures on State Health Compare are able to be disaggregated by a number of categories and breakdowns, including by age, coverage type, disability status, race/ethnicity, and more. This document provides you with a full list of available measure along with each of their available breakdowns. See the full measure breakdown document here.