Disability in America: How Many Specialists Serve People with Each Type of Disability
One in seven Americans has a disability, and one in three people over 65. A county map by type and age, and how many matching specialists…
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Access to health care in the United States depends heavily on where you live. These articles map the gaps: federal Health Professional Shortage Areas for primary care, dental and mental health care, counties with no psychiatrist or no physician at all, how many specialists serve people with hearing, vision, walking and cognitive disabilities, and how rural and urban counties compare. We combine HRSA shortage designations, the Census Bureau’s American Community Survey and the NPI Registry, and every map links down to the state and county level so you can see the situation where you live.
Doctor Shortage Areas: Where Americans Lack Primary Care, Dental and Mental Health Care
Millions of Americans live in federally designated shortage areas for primary care, dental or mental health care. A county map, what designation means, and why it…
Psychiatrist Shortage by County: Half of U.S. Counties Have No Psychiatrist
1,611 U.S. counties, home to 26.3 million people, have no psychiatrist. Psychiatric nurse practitioners now outnumber psychiatrists. Map by county and state.
Doctors per Capita by County: Interactive Map of Every U.S. Specialty
An interactive map of doctors per capita by county and state for the whole U.S. Choose any physician specialty to see where care is plentiful and…