States with the best healthcare for physician retirees

Minnesota is the state with the best healthcare for physician retirees, according to a Jan. 23 report from WalletHub.

The ranking comes from a report on the best states to retire. The report compared states across 46 indicators that it grouped into three metrics: healthcare, quality of life and affordability for retirees. The healthcare metric included measures of healthcare access and quality and the health and well-being of older adults in the state.

Here are the 50 states ranked by healthcare for retirees:

1. Minnesota
2. Massachusetts
3. Colorado
4. Connecticut
5. New Hampshire
6. Nebraska
7. Hawaii
8. Pennsylvania
9. California
10. South Dakota
11. Virginia
12. New York
13. Vermont
14. Wisconsin
15. Maine
16. Montana
17. Maryland
18. Alaska
19. Oregon
20. New Jersey
21. North Dakota
22. Delaware
23. Rhode Island
24. Idaho
25. Arizona
26. Illinois
27. Washington
28. Utah
29. Florida
30. Missouri
31. Iowa
32. Michigan
33. Kansas
34. Texas
35. New Mexico
36. Ohio
37. Wyoming
38. North Carolina
39. South Carolina
40. Indiana
41. Georgia
42. Arkansas
43. Nevada
44. Kentucky
45. Oklahoma
46. Tennessee
47. Louisiana
48. Mississippi
49. Alabama
50. West Virginia