Pay by state · 54 states

Medical and Health Services Manager Salary by State (2026)

Name: Medical and Health Services Manager annual wages by US state, May 2025
Creator: NueCareer
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Medical and Health Services Managers earn the most in New York at $164,120 a year and the least in Puerto Rico at $82,580 (BLS OEWS, May 2025). The national median is $123,860. All 54 states and territories with reported data are ranked below, with a cost-of-living adjusted column.

Highest median: $164,120New York
National median: $123,860BLS OEWS, May 2025
Lowest median: $82,580Puerto Rico
States reporting: 54of 54 OEWS areas

All states

Medical and Health Services Manager salary in every state

Sort by any column. Employment is the number of medical and health services managers OEWS estimates in that state; blank cells are estimates BLS suppressed because the sample was too small.

Annual wages by state, sortable by median, quartiles, employment and cost-of-living adjusted median
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1	NYNew York	$164,120	$123,170	$215,770	33,200	$152,074
2	DCDistrict of Columbia	$155,140	$122,820	$189,950	2,010	$141,163
3	HIHawaii	$147,630	$106,550	$173,430	2,650	$134,269
4	NJNew Jersey	$145,650	$117,760	$208,030	16,900	$133,863
5	WAWashington	$145,290	$110,720	$178,610	7,490	$135,769
6	OROregon	$141,690	$115,620	$184,780	5,550	$137,083
7	CACalifornia	$141,480	$98,470	$205,390	75,090	$127,782
8	COColorado	$134,910	$103,600	$171,810	8,400	$130,914
9	DEDelaware	$134,820	$105,430	$187,120	1,560	$135,079
10	MAMassachusetts	$134,360	$104,630	$178,540	17,600	$127,046
11	AKAlaska	$132,240	$105,430	$173,840	1,640	$129,192
12	GAGeorgia	$131,910	$99,060	$171,180	11,130	$136,988
13	MDMaryland	$131,810	$101,200	$170,900	17,030	$125,582
14	CTConnecticut	$130,790	$103,490	$167,620	8,020	$126,233
15	NHNew Hampshire	$130,410	$101,570	$170,390	2,460	$125,196
16	VAVirginia	$129,270	$101,640	$164,600	10,210	$127,858
17	AZArizona	$128,850	$100,640	$166,190	11,840	$127,984
18	VTVermont	$128,690	$99,470	$162,740	860	$131,373
19	WIWisconsin	$128,320	$104,940	$166,430	7,230	$136,373
20	NMNew Mexico	$124,300	$97,740	$157,780	3,150	$134,798
21	MNMinnesota	$122,700	$99,440	$151,740	11,350	$124,416
22	SDSouth Dakota	$122,050	$102,550	$149,880	1,140	$137,776
23	FLFlorida	$120,360	$92,540	$160,440	42,700	$116,387
24	MEMaine	$120,320	$94,950	$159,170	2,450	$123,977
25	NVNevada	$119,990	$97,000	$151,910	5,360	$120,015
26	RIRhode Island	$119,260	$94,050	$141,950	3,370	$116,601
27	ILIllinois	$117,850	$94,530	$164,440	22,460	$117,900
28	IDIdaho	$117,770	$86,900	$139,260	3,920	$123,327
29	UTUtah	$114,980	$94,050	$160,910	4,860	$116,301
30	NCNorth Carolina	$114,410	$88,510	$159,870	14,820	$121,292
31	TXTexas	$114,150	$86,080	$150,390	58,420	$117,611
32	WVWest Virginia	$112,010	$94,040	$161,450	2,080	$125,155
33	KSKansas	$111,030	$90,490	$143,450	5,120	$123,274
34	WYWyoming	$108,030	$84,380	$136,380	1,180	$116,549
35	NENebraska	$107,700	$93,610	$134,650	3,770	$119,530
36	MIMichigan	$107,570	$84,090	$139,450	16,060	$111,799
37	TNTennessee	$107,120	$84,200	$144,560	14,160	$116,600
38	OHOhio	$106,140	$82,940	$136,220	24,390	$114,407
39	MTMontana	$105,840	$86,460	$137,370	1,870	$111,828
40	SCSouth Carolina	$105,620	$82,850	$149,430	9,350	$112,663
41	NDNorth Dakota	$105,170	$89,460	$133,470	1,220	$118,223
42	LALouisiana	$104,550	$83,440	$138,520	7,470	$118,528
43	MOMissouri	$104,370	$82,490	$135,780	10,800	$114,923
44	INIndiana	$104,140	$82,940	$134,950	12,340	$111,584
45	PAPennsylvania	$103,670	$81,130	$130,640	30,480	$106,250
46	KYKentucky	$103,450	$79,250	$135,630	8,600	$114,742
47	IAIowa	$101,940	$84,180	$129,430	6,200	$116,155
48	OKOklahoma	$101,270	$82,060	$131,040	6,030	$115,285
49	GUGuam	$100,420	$62,910	$129,480	140	N/A
50	MSMississippi	$98,160	$77,010	$126,000	4,280	$112,889
51	ALAlabama	$97,790	$79,500	$118,440	10,360	$110,095
52	VIU.S. Virgin Islands	$96,950	$74,990	$124,560	80	N/A
53	ARArkansas	$94,340	$76,140	$114,990	6,440	$108,515
54	PRPuerto Rico	$82,580	$62,400	$132,620	1,180	N/A

Method

How the cost-of-living adjustment works

The adjusted column divides each state median by that state's BEA Regional Price Parity (RPP) and multiplies by 100. RPPs measure how much a fixed basket of goods, services and rents costs in one state relative to the national average, so the result restates local pay in national-average dollars.

For Medical and Health Services Managers, that changes the ranking: New York leads on raw pay at $164,120, while New York leads once prices are taken into account at $152,074.

Source: BEA Regional Price Parities by State, 2024 (public domain). The adjustment is NueCareer's calculation, not a BLS or BEA published statistic.

Questions

Medical and Health Services Manager pay by state: FAQ

Which state pays Medical and Health Services Managers the most?

New York reports the highest median wage for Medical and Health Services Managers at $164,120 a year (BLS OEWS, May 2025), followed by District of Columbia ($155,140) and Hawaii ($147,630).

Which state pays Medical and Health Services Managers the least?

Puerto Rico reports the lowest median for Medical and Health Services Managers at $82,580 a year, $81,540 below the highest-paying state (BLS OEWS, May 2025).

Where do Medical and Health Services Managers earn the most after cost of living?

Dividing each state median by that state's BEA Regional Price Parity puts New York first at $152,074 in national-average dollars, from a raw median of $164,120. BEA Regional Price Parities, 2024.

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