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Hawaii vs New Hampshire: Medicare Costs (2026)

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

MetricHawaii (HI)New Hampshire (NH)
Medicare Spending/Capita$8,561$11,907
Medicare Enrollees1,694,7671,758,520
Medicaid Enrollees2,293,0232,378,027
Part B Premium$185/mo$380/mo
Part D Premium (Avg)$62/mo$37/mo
Medigap Premium (Avg)$256/mo$241/mo
Medicaid ExpansionYesYes
Uninsured Rate5.3%3.2%

Top Procedure Costs

ProcedureHawaiiNew HampshireDifference
Liver Transplant$172,516$150,804+$21,712
Kidney Transplant$141,854$139,096+$2,758
Coronary Artery Bypass Graft (CABG)$77,447$66,791+$10,656
Heart Valve Replacement$75,927$70,517+$5,410
Spinal Fusion$57,089$41,791+$15,298
Defibrillator Implantation (ICD)$54,453$50,339+$4,114
Total Hip Replacement$38,671$26,814+$11,857
Total Knee Replacement$31,876$28,672+$3,204
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Frequently Asked Questions

Which state has higher Medicare spending, Hawaii or New Hampshire?

New Hampshire has higher Medicare spending at $11,907 per capita vs $8,561 in Hawaii.

Which state has a lower uninsured rate?

New Hampshire has a lower uninsured rate of 3.2% compared to 5.3% in Hawaii.

Have both Hawaii and New Hampshire expanded Medicaid?

Hawaii has expanded Medicaid. New Hampshire has expanded Medicaid.