State wages ยท Cost of living
Medical and Health Services Managers pay by state
The highest published median is in District of Columbia, at $161,050. District of Columbia leads after cost of living, at $146,540. New Mexico has the lowest RPP among states paying at least the national median ($117,960).
National median
$117,960
Highest state median
$161,050
District of Columbia
Best adjusted pay
$146,540
District of Columbia
States and territories
52
Blank wages are not estimated
Pay at national average prices
Lower: $101,610Higher: $146,540Puerto Rico: No cost of living index
All states
52 rows
| District of Columbia | $161,050 | +36.5% | 109.901 | $146,540 | 1 |
| Georgia | $136,030 | +15.3% | 96.293 | $141,270 | 2 |
| New York | $149,820 | +27.0% | 107.921 | $138,820 | 3 |
| Wisconsin | $126,170 | +7.0% | 94.095 | $134,090 | 4 |
| Washington | $143,300 | +21.5% | 107.013 | $133,910 | 5 |
| New Mexico | $121,580 | +3.1% | 92.212 | $131,850 | 6 |
| South Dakota | $116,210 | -1.5% | 88.586 | $131,180 | 7 |
| Oregon | $135,530 | +14.9% | 103.361 | $131,120 | 8 |
| Hawaii | $140,750 | +19.3% | 109.951 | $128,010 | 9 |
| Vermont | $125,170 | +6.1% | 97.958 | $127,780 | 10 |
| Colorado | $131,130 | +11.2% | 103.052 | $127,250 | 11 |
| Maryland | $132,590 | +12.4% | 104.959 | $126,330 | 12 |
| Delaware | $125,150 | +6.1% | 99.808 | $125,390 | 13 |
| Massachusetts | $132,130 | +12.0% | 105.757 | $124,940 | 14 |
| West Virginia | $110,780 | -6.1% | 89.497 | $123,780 | 15 |
| California | $136,500 | +15.7% | 110.72 | $123,280 | 16 |
| Virginia | $124,530 | +5.6% | 101.104 | $123,170 | 17 |
| Idaho | $116,810 | -1.0% | 95.494 | $122,320 | 18 |
| Arizona | $122,740 | +4.1% | 100.677 | $121,910 | 19 |
| New Hampshire | $126,660 | +7.4% | 104.165 | $121,600 | 20 |
| New Jersey | $132,250 | +12.1% | 108.805 | $121,550 | 21 |
| Connecticut | $125,820 | +6.7% | 103.61 | $121,440 | 22 |
| Alaska | $122,020 | +3.4% | 102.359 | $119,210 | 23 |
| Rhode Island | $120,240 | +1.9% | 102.28 | $117,560 | 24 |
| Kansas | $104,990 | -11.0% | 90.068 | $116,570 | 25 |
| Minnesota | $114,310 | -3.1% | 98.621 | $115,910 | 26 |
| North Carolina | $108,530 | -8.0% | 94.326 | $115,060 | 27 |
| Nebraska | $103,610 | -12.2% | 90.103 | $114,990 | 28 |
| Iowa | $100,750 | -14.6% | 87.762 | $114,800 | 29 |
| Louisiana | $101,080 | -14.3% | 88.207 | $114,590 | 30 |
| Oklahoma | $100,570 | -14.7% | 87.843 | $114,490 | 31 |
| North Dakota | $101,120 | -14.3% | 88.959 | $113,670 | 32 |
| Illinois | $113,610 | -3.7% | 99.958 | $113,660 | 33 |
| Tennessee | $104,370 | -11.5% | 91.87 | $113,610 | 34 |
| Wyoming | $105,230 | -10.8% | 92.691 | $113,530 | 35 |
| Ohio | $105,040 | -11.0% | 92.774 | $113,220 | 36 |
| Missouri | $102,540 | -13.1% | 90.817 | $112,910 | 37 |
| Maine | $109,280 | -7.4% | 97.05 | $112,600 | 38 |
| South Carolina | $105,220 | -10.8% | 93.749 | $112,240 | 39 |
| Kentucky | $100,260 | -15.0% | 90.159 | $111,200 | 40 |
| Montana | $104,590 | -11.3% | 94.645 | $110,510 | 41 |
| Texas | $106,590 | -9.6% | 97.057 | $109,820 | 42 |
| Utah | $107,980 | -8.5% | 98.864 | $109,220 | 43 |
| Indiana | $101,030 | -14.4% | 93.329 | $108,250 | 44 |
| Michigan | $103,860 | -12.0% | 96.217 | $107,940 | 45 |
| Pennsylvania | $103,720 | -12.1% | 97.572 | $106,300 | 46 |
| Nevada | $106,240 | -9.9% | 99.979 | $106,260 | 47 |
| Alabama | $92,950 | -21.2% | 88.823 | $104,650 | 48 |
| Mississippi | $89,960 | -23.7% | 86.953 | $103,460 | 49 |
| Florida | $106,280 | -9.9% | 103.414 | $102,770 | 50 |
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Ranks are supplied source ranks for published wage observations. Cost of living comparisons exclude Puerto Rico. Some nominal source ranks exceed 52; they are retained without correction.