Share of adults who had an HIV test by state U.S. 2022

As of 2022, around 44 percent of all adults aged 18-64 years in New York had received an HIV test during their lifetime. This statistic shows the U.S. states with the highest percentage of persons who ever received an HIV test as of 2022.

Share of adults in the United States who ever received an HIV test as of 2022, by state

Characteristic	HIV testing rate (ever tested)
District of Columbia	62.5%
New York	44%
Maryland	43.8%
Alaska	43%
Georgia	41.2%
Nevada	40.6%
California	40.5%
Florida	39.9%
Virginia	38.6%
Delaware	38.6%
Louisiana	38.5%
Rhode Island	37.8%
North Carolina	37.8%
Oregon	37.5%
Texas	37.1%
Tennessee	37%
Connecticut	36.7%
Washington	36.6%
Mississippi	36.3%
United States	36.3%
Massachusetts	36.2%
New Jersey	36.1%
New Mexico	35.7%
Colorado	35.6%
Vermont	35.6%
West Virginia	34.8%
Michigan	34.7%
Illinois	34.4%
Alabama	34.1%
Arizona	33.9%
Ohio	33.7%
South Carolina	33%
Pennsylvania	32%
Maine	31.8%
Oklahoma	31.6%
Montana	31.6%
Indiana	31.1%
Missouri	31%
Wyoming	30.8%
New Hampshire	30.7%
Arkansas	30.6%
Wisconsin	29.6%
Kentucky	29.5%
Minnesota	29.3%
Idaho	28.2%
Kansas	27.6%
North Dakota	27.1%
Utah	26.6%
Nebraska	25.8%
Hawaii	25.7%
Iowa	24.6%
South Dakota	24.4%

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Release date

2023

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Region

United States

Survey time period

2022

Age group

18-64 years

Supplementary notes

Data represent adults who reported having ever been tested for HIV. Percentages are weighted to reflect population characteristics.
Data based on the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, an ongoing, state-based, random-digit-dialed telephone survey of non-institutionalized civilian adults aged 18 years and older.
Release date represents the date figures were accessed.

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