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Alaska vs Oklahoma: Medicare Costs (2026)

Side-by-side comparison of Medicare spending, premiums, and healthcare coverage.

MetricAlaska (AK)Oklahoma (OK)
Medicare Spending/Capita$10,300$8,711
Medicare Enrollees2,959,9871,221,274
Medicaid Enrollees3,979,9831,661,698
Part B Premium$185/mo$185/mo
Part D Premium (Avg)$71/mo$57/mo
Medigap Premium (Avg)$259/mo$198/mo
Medicaid ExpansionYesYes
Uninsured Rate7.8%6.9%

Top Procedure Costs

ProcedureAlaskaOklahomaDifference
Liver Transplant$205,419$212,737$-7,318
Kidney Transplant$140,732$110,415+$30,316
Heart Valve Replacement$95,882$70,455+$25,427
Coronary Artery Bypass Graft (CABG)$84,129$93,613$-9,484
Spinal Fusion$40,907$54,044$-13,136
Total Knee Replacement$39,106$37,747+$1,359
Pacemaker Implantation$36,662$27,472+$9,190
Total Hip Replacement$35,472$27,334+$8,138
Defibrillator Implantation (ICD)$34,276$42,777$-8,501
Colectomy$27,889$28,920$-1,031
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Frequently Asked Questions

Which state has higher Medicare spending, Alaska or Oklahoma?

Alaska has higher Medicare spending at $10,300 per capita vs $8,711 in Oklahoma.

Which state has a lower uninsured rate?

Oklahoma has a lower uninsured rate of 6.9% compared to 7.8% in Alaska.

Have both Alaska and Oklahoma expanded Medicaid?

Alaska has expanded Medicaid. Oklahoma has expanded Medicaid.