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State health system performance: Nine that need help
Commonwealth Fund 2023 Scorecard ranks states, including those with relatively bad performances.
The Commonwealth Fund published “2023 Scorecard on State Health System Performance: Americans’ Health Declines and Access to Reproductive Care Shrinks, But States Have Options.”
The report noted primary care is a key solution to improving the overall health of the nation.
Which states have the worst access and outcomes? This slideshow lists the nine with lowest marks for patient care.
Data comes from the U.S. Census Bureau and other sources. More information about The Commonwealth Fund’s analysis is here.
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