Pick a province for each state

About these numbers

• Every figure comes from the cost model in Provincial Rules, American States: each state's own 2020 health spending, paid for under the chosen province's public-coverage rules, with administrative costs cut to Canada's level.
• “Extra government health spending” is the cost above what Medicare and Medicaid pay today ($1,337.2 billion of $3,347.6 billion in personal health spending, or 39.9%). Per person is the national figure divided by the population of the 50 states.
• “Use the study's most likely matches” gives each state its single most likely province, which comes to $804.2 billion a year. The study's headline figure, $806.7 billion, is slightly higher because it averages over each state's chances of adopting every province's system, not just the most likely one.
• The province colors here are different from the ones on the report's maps.

* All figures in 2020 US dollars. The model and its assumptions are set out in the Full Technical Report; the data and code are on the Data page.