The study compared and ranked the lowest-cost silver tier plans for each state according to favorability of the following cost factors: monthly premium, deductible, emergency care co-pay and primary physician co-pay.
The following states were found to have the highest premiums, as well as the highest co-insurance rates and co-pays.
- New York
- Vermont
- South Carolina
- Alabama
- New Jersey
- Mississippi
- Oklahoma
- Indiana
- Delaware
- Wyoming
The following states stood out as offering higher value coverage because they charged lower premiums as well as lower coinsurance rates and co-pays.
- New Mexico
- Utah
- California
- Texas
- Pennsylvania
- Michigan
- District of Columbia
- Hawaii
- Oregon
- Idaho
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