Welcome to Washington HealthCareCompare
Shows how much data is available and which health plans are providing it, and how the data has evolved.
“For 2022, the WA-APCD contains over 462 Million healthcare claim records, including medical, dental, and pharmacy services”
Illustrates data on on diagnoses, prescription drugs, average annual spend and other utilization trends.
“In 2024, the average total healthcare spending per person for Type-2 Diabetes was $67.86”
Evaluate the cost and quality of medical services offered by providers in your area.
“The median cost of Delivery of a baby by C-Section is $22,322 with median out-of-pocket cost of $1,597”
How WA-APCD Data Powers Change
See how researchers, policymakers, and organizations are using Washington’s comprehensive claims data to improve care and inform decisions.
From weight loss to back pain, heart disease to pregnancy — find the prices at nearby hospitals and treatment centers. See where you can save and get care from the best.
Choose a doctor group by comparing who rates best in getting people the right care.
Delve deeper into the state of healthcare in Washington. Dynamic, interactive dashboards make it easy to explore questions about how healthcare is delivered across the state and over time.
What Is the WA-APCD?
The Washington All-Payer Health Care Claims Database (WA-APCD) is the state’s most complete source of health and dental insurance data representing nearly 70% of the population.
It contains claims from:
- more than 30 commercial health care payers
- the Medicaid program, including its five managed care plans
- Medicare Advantage, the HMO products for Medicare member
Need Access to WA-APCD Data?
We offer four types of data products to qualified applicants, serving a wide array of data needs from small rural practices and non-profits to researchers at large universities and state agencies.
Learn more about how much data is available, which health plans are providing it, and how the data has evolved over time.