TransUnion surveyed 7,407 household decision-makers who have health insurance across all 50 states and Washington, D.C.
Respondents in Utah were most likely at 39 percent to respond “true” to the statement, “My provider gave me a cost estimate before I received healthcare services without me asking.”
Respondents in the following states were the most likely to have been given cost estimates from their providers, without asking, before receiving healthcare services:
- Utah — 39 percent (of those surveyed responded “true”)
- Montana — 38 percent
- Vermont — 37 percent
- North Carolina — 35 percent
- Oklahoma — 35 percent
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