Washington ranks 9th in the U.S. for overall well-being

• The state received high marks for people's physical wellness, as well as their pride in their communities and sense of overall purpose.

Yes, but: Washington got lower marks when it came to residents' level of economic security and access to health care.

• Our ranking dropped a spot from the previous year, with Colorado jumping ahead of us.
• Massachusetts came in No. 1 for the second year in a row.

Details: Sharecare, a digital health company, and the Boston University School of Public Health used survey data to analyze people's physical, financial, social, and community well-being in each state.

• They also looked at economic security, as well as access to transportation, health care, food and other resources.