Which state has the highest Beds Occupied?

Texas has the highest Beds Occupied, at 2,678, followed by California (2,673) and Florida (1,845).

Which state has the lowest Beds Occupied?

Wyoming has the lowest Beds Occupied, at 3.

What is the median Beds Occupied across US states?

The median is 298 across the 51 US states with data.

Where does this rsv rates by state data come from?

Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: As flu and RSV surge early in the season, how many children's hospital beds are free in your state? - Today.

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Texas has the highest Beds Occupied (2,678), followed by California (2,673) and Florida (1,845). Wyoming has the lowest (3).

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Distribution Median and middle halfThe median is the middle value: half of places are above it, half below. The middle half is the range holding the central 50% of places.More in the glossary →

Each dot is one state; the lines mark the median and the middle half.

Median

298

Middle half 164 – 589

Average

486

51 states

Highest

2,678

Texas

Lowest

Wyoming

Data

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51 states · # = rank by Beds Occupied

#
1	Texas	2,678	3,344	80
2	California	2,673	4,214	63
3	Florida	1,845	2,630	70
4	New York	1,501	2,536	59
5	Ohio	1,364	1,979	68
6	Pennsylvania	1,188	1,663	71
7	Georgia	871	1,312	66
8	Illinois	866	1,363	63
9	Massachusetts	703	1,086	64
10	Missouri	674	911	73
11	Arizona	615	930	66
12	Tennessee	610	900	67
13	Virginia	603	912	66
14	North Carolina	575	900	63
15	Michigan	521	895	58
16	Louisiana	451	644	70
17	Colorado	429	701	61
18	Minnesota	421	585	71
19	New Jersey	390	781	49
20	Wisconsin	362	452	80
21	Washington	339	466	72
22	Connecticut	332	478	69
23	Kentucky	322	468	68
24	Indiana	318	725	43
25	Arkansas	313	476	65
26	South Carolina	298	499	59
27	Oklahoma	284	417	68
28	Utah	254	390	65
29	Alabama	244	461	52
30	Maryland	240	474	50
30	District of Columbia	240	286	83
32	Nebraska	239	330	72
33	Nevada	225	321	70
34	Oregon	218	366	59
35	West Virginia	192	317	60
36	Rhode Island	178	222	80
37	Mississippi	175	322	54
38	New Mexico	166	237	70
39	Kansas	161	302	53
40	Delaware	156	243	64
41	Iowa	140	388	36
42	Hawaii	74	110	67
43	Maine	62	89	69
44	South Dakota	56	106	52
45	North Dakota	51	65	78
46	Idaho	47	43	109
47	Alaska	33	59	55
48	Montana	27	88	30
49	New Hampshire	22	69	31
50	Vermont	12	61	19
51	Wyoming	3	25	12

What correlates with Beds Occupied?

Pearson r against 2,094 other state metrics sharing at least 31 states. Ranks are read by standing: a better rank counts as higher, whether rank 1 is the best place on a list or the worst. Correlation is not causation.

Higher together

Places that have a higher Beds Occupied tend to score higher on these (or rank better)

Total Registered VotersRegistered Voters by Party
r = +0.97 · very strong · n = 31
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Population Below Poverty LevelPoverty Rate by State
r = +0.97 · very strong · n = 51
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Births CensusBirth Rate by State
r = +0.97 · very strong · n = 51
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Population
r = +0.97 · very strong · n = 51
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Total JobsJob Growth by State
r = +0.97 · very strong · n = 51
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Births CDCBirth Rate by State
r = +0.97 · very strong · n = 51
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Opposite directions

Places that have a higher Beds Occupied tend to score lower on these (or rank worse)

FTE Convictions RankMost Corrupt StatesA rank: rank 1 is the worst
r = −0.70 · very strong · n = 50
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OpportunityBest States to Live InA rank: rank 1 is the best
r = +0.52 · strong · n = 49
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Mitigation Efforts RankFood Waste by StateA rank: rank 1 is the best
r = +0.51 · strong · n = 50
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Req. English CreditsHigh School Graduation Requirements by State
r = −0.49 · moderate · n = 48
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Off Grid Via Kuhl Safety ScoreOff-Grid Living Legal States
r = −0.49 · moderate · n = 50
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Opportunity RankWorst States to Live inA rank: rank 1 is the worst
r = −0.49 · moderate · n = 50
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Quick answers

Which state has the highest Beds Occupied?: Texas has the highest Beds Occupied, at 2,678, followed by California (2,673) and Florida (1,845).
Which state has the lowest Beds Occupied?: Wyoming has the lowest Beds Occupied, at 3.
What is the median Beds Occupied across US states?: The median is 298 across the 51 US states with data.
Where does this rsv rates by state data come from?: Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: As flu and RSV surge early in the season, how many children's hospital beds are free in your state? - Today.