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Physicians per 100,000 residents across the United States Hexagon map. Darker plum means more physicians per resident. Doctors are concentrated in the Northeast and around large cities and medical centers; much of rural Texas, the Great Plains and the Mountain West has few or none.
Physicians per 100,000 residents None <64 64 97 135 180 247 342+ Source: NPPES NPI Registry (November 2026); U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2020–2024. Explore the map

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Physicians per 100,000 residents. Choose a state to see its counties.

  1. AK 368 Alaska: 368 physicians per 100,000 residents
  2. ME 448 Maine: 448 physicians per 100,000 residents
  3. WI 397 Wisconsin: 397 physicians per 100,000 residents
  4. VT 427 Vermont: 427 physicians per 100,000 residents
  5. NH 423 New Hampshire: 423 physicians per 100,000 residents
  6. WA 392 Washington: 392 physicians per 100,000 residents
  7. ID 259 Idaho: 259 physicians per 100,000 residents
  8. MT 332 Montana: 332 physicians per 100,000 residents
  9. ND 361 North Dakota: 361 physicians per 100,000 residents
  10. MN 440 Minnesota: 440 physicians per 100,000 residents
  11. IL 408 Illinois: 408 physicians per 100,000 residents
  12. MI 408 Michigan: 408 physicians per 100,000 residents
  13. NY 458 New York: 458 physicians per 100,000 residents
  14. MA 566 Massachusetts: 566 physicians per 100,000 residents
  15. OR 402 Oregon: 402 physicians per 100,000 residents
  16. NV 274 Nevada: 274 physicians per 100,000 residents
  17. WY 260 Wyoming: 260 physicians per 100,000 residents
  18. SD 325 South Dakota: 325 physicians per 100,000 residents
  19. IA 326 Iowa: 326 physicians per 100,000 residents
  20. IN 311 Indiana: 311 physicians per 100,000 residents
  21. OH 385 Ohio: 385 physicians per 100,000 residents
  22. PA 453 Pennsylvania: 453 physicians per 100,000 residents
  23. NJ 358 New Jersey: 358 physicians per 100,000 residents
  24. CT 471 Connecticut: 471 physicians per 100,000 residents
  25. RI 500 Rhode Island: 500 physicians per 100,000 residents
  26. CA 358 California: 358 physicians per 100,000 residents
  27. UT 295 Utah: 295 physicians per 100,000 residents
  28. CO 391 Colorado: 391 physicians per 100,000 residents
  29. NE 344 Nebraska: 344 physicians per 100,000 residents
  30. MO 400 Missouri: 400 physicians per 100,000 residents
  31. KY 312 Kentucky: 312 physicians per 100,000 residents
  32. WV 341 West Virginia: 341 physicians per 100,000 residents
  33. VA 349 Virginia: 349 physicians per 100,000 residents
  34. MD 422 Maryland: 422 physicians per 100,000 residents
  35. DE 386 Delaware: 386 physicians per 100,000 residents
  36. AZ 328 Arizona: 328 physicians per 100,000 residents
  37. NM 317 New Mexico: 317 physicians per 100,000 residents
  38. KS 319 Kansas: 319 physicians per 100,000 residents
  39. AR 275 Arkansas: 275 physicians per 100,000 residents
  40. TN 313 Tennessee: 313 physicians per 100,000 residents
  41. NC 333 North Carolina: 333 physicians per 100,000 residents
  42. SC 338 South Carolina: 338 physicians per 100,000 residents
  43. DC 980 District of Columbia: 980 physicians per 100,000 residents
  44. OK 293 Oklahoma: 293 physicians per 100,000 residents
  45. LA 323 Louisiana: 323 physicians per 100,000 residents
  46. MS 251 Mississippi: 251 physicians per 100,000 residents
  47. AL 270 Alabama: 270 physicians per 100,000 residents
  48. GA 294 Georgia: 294 physicians per 100,000 residents
  49. HI 409 Hawaii: 409 physicians per 100,000 residents
  50. TX 284 Texas: 284 physicians per 100,000 residents
  51. FL 351 Florida: 351 physicians per 100,000 residents
  52. PR 380 Puerto Rico: 380 physicians per 100,000 residents

<311 311 333 385 422+

Most physicians per resident

  1. District of Columbia980
  2. Massachusetts566
  3. Rhode Island500
  4. Connecticut471
  5. New York458

Fewest physicians per resident

  1. Mississippi251
  2. Idaho259
  3. Wyoming260
  4. Alabama270
  5. Nevada274

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By the numbers

People living in a county with no physician
442,463
Physicians per 100,000 residents, nationwide
356
Counties with no physician at all
144
Counties with no psychiatrist (of 3,194)
1,611
Medicare GLP-1 prescriptions (Ozempic, Mounjaro and others), 2024
19.4 million
Spent on those GLP-1 prescriptions, before rebates
$24.3B

Source: NPPES NPI Registry (November 2026); U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024. Counts are providers with an active NPI and a practice address in each county. Prescriptions: CMS Medicare Part D Prescribers, 2024.

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