Best and worst states for health care

Trump's efforts to repeal and replace Obamacare have so far turned up flat.

But, that doesn't mean health care is created equal. Credit score site WalletHub took a look at the best and worst overall health care rankings by state.

RELATED: American Health Care Act

And, yeah Hawaii doesn't just have weather and beaches, but the Aloha state ranks number one in best health care. Followed by Iowa and neighboring Minnesota. New Hampshire and Washington D.C. round out the top five - D.C. isn't a state, we know, but it was still part of the report.

On the flip side, North Carolina and Arkansas rank 4 and 5 on the worst list. Alaska is number three followed by Mississippi. But, Louisiana sadly is the worst state for health care.

CBS News reports factors cost medical and dental visits, monthly insurance premiums, quality of care, life expectancy, disease and cancer and mortality rates.

Not exactly fun stuff, but still good to know because it's our health, it's important and the issue isn't going away.