A study, published in Health Affairs, examined healthcare spending at the U.S. state and regional level from 1991 through 2014.
Here's what the every state and Washington, D.C., spent on healthcare per capita in 2009 and then in 2014:
Note: Data is organized as "State name: 2009 figure | 2014 figure"
Alabama: $6,325 | $7,281
Alaska: $8,745 | $11,064
Arizona: $5,874 | $6,452
Arkansas: $6,238 | $7,408
California: $6,210 | $7,549
Colorado: $5,882 | $6,804
Connecticut: $8,740 | $9,859
Delaware: $8,405 | $10,254
Florida: $7,314 | $8,076
Georgia: $5,513 | $6,587
Hawaii: $6,542 | $7,299
Idaho: $5,700 | $6,927
Illinois: $6,917 | $8,262
Indiana: $6,791 | $7,923
Iowa: $6,946 | $8,200
Kansas: $6,764 | $7,651
Kentucky: $6,698 | $8,004
Louisiana: $6,958 | $7,815
Maine: $8,359 | $9,531
Maryland: $7,507 | $8,602
Massachusetts: $9,417 | $10,559
Michigan: $6,816 | $8,055
Minnesota: $7,521 | $8,107
Mississippi: $6,615 | $7,646
Missouri: $6,902 | $8,107
Montana: $6,701 | $8,221
Nebraska: $7,193 | $8,412
Nevada: $5,700 | $6,714
New Hampshire: $8,134 | $9,589
New Jersey: $7,727 | $8,859
New Mexico: $6,214 | $7,214
New York: $8,542 | $9,778
North Carolina: $6,553 | $7,264
North Dakota: $7,919 | $9,851
Ohio: $7,322 | $8,712
Oklahoma: $6,504 | $7,627
Oregon: $6,484 | $8,044
Pennsylvania: $7,701 | $9,258
Rhode Island: $8,393 | $9,551
South Carolina: $6,363 | $7,311
South Dakota: $7,335 | $8,933
Tennessee: $6,499 | $7,372
Texas: $6,004 | $6,998
Utah: $5,101 | $5,982
Vermont: $8,111 | $10,190
Virginia: $6,452 | $7,556
Washington: $6,838 | $7,913
Washington, D.C.: $10,439 | $11,944
West Virginia: $7,772 | $9,462
Wisconsin: $7,512 | $8,702
Wyoming: $6,972 | $7,913
This data is from CMS' Office of the Actuary, National Health Statistics Group; and the Census Bureau.