Alaska is the most expensive state for addiction medicine doctor visits while Iowa is the cheapest, according to recent data from insurance company Sidecar Health.
Here are the states and the District of Columbia ranked by the average cash price of a visit with an addiction medicine doctor:
1. Alaska: $99-$147
2. New Jersey: $96-$142
3. Minnesota: $93-$138
4. California: $90-$135
T-5. New York: $90-$134
T-5. Rhode Island $90-$134
7. Massachusetts: $89-$133
8. Connecticut: $87-$130
T-9. Maryland: $87-$129
T-9. Washington: $87-$129
11. Pennsylvania: $85-$126
T-12. Delaware: $84-$125
T-12. District of Columbia: $85-$126
14. Illinois: $84-$124
15. Arizona: $82-$123
T-16. Michigan: $82-$122
T-16. Oregon: $82-$122
T-16. Wisconsin: $82-$122
19. Louisiana: $82-$121
20. Utah: $81-$121
T-21. Florida: $80-$119
T-21. North Dakota: $80-$119
T-21. Oklahoma: $80-$119
T-21. Vermont: $80-$119
T-21. Wyoming: $80-$119
26. Colorado: $80-$118
T-27. Nevada: $79-$117
T-27. New Hampshire: $79-$117
T-29. Texas: $78-$116
T-29. Virginia: $78-$116
T-29. West Virginia: $78-$116
32. South Carolina: $77-$114
T-33. Hawaii: $76-$113
T-33. Indiana: $76-$113
T-33. Montana: $76-$113
T-36. Georgia: $75-$112
T-36. Ohio: $75-$112
38. Nebraska: $74-$111
T-39. Idaho: $74-$110
T-39. Maine: $74-$110
T-39. Mississippi: $74-$110
T-42. Kentucky: $73-$109
T-42. Missouri: $73-$109
T-44. Alabama: $73-$108
T-44. New Mexico: $73-$108
46. Tennessee: $72-$108
T-47. Arkansas: $72-$107
T-47. Kansas: $72-$107
T-47. North Carolina: $72-$107
T-47. South Dakota: $72-$107
51. Iowa: $69-$103