Healthcare costs: A state-by-state comparison

Wall Street Journal

Healthcare spending in the U.S. averaged $6,815 per person in 2009. But that figure varies significantly across the country, for reasons that go beyond the relative healthiness, or unhealthiness, of residents in each state.

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