Primary Care Physicians per 100,000 population by U.S State
|
State
|
Ratio
|
State
|
Ratio
|
State
|
Ratio
|
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alabama | 68.9 | Kentucky | 70.2 | North Dakota | 85.5 |
| Alaska | 106.2 | Louisiana | 79.9 | Ohio | 85.0 |
| Arizona | 73.1 | Maine | 115.1 | Oklahoma | 64.4 |
| Arkansas | 76.2 | Maryland | 98.1 | Oregon | 103.9 |
| California | 89.7 | Massachusetts | 118.1 | Pennsylvania | 89.9 |
| Colorado | 90.2 | Michigan | 91.7 | Rhode Island | 110.4 |
| Connecticut | 95.3 | Minnesota | 97.9 | South Carolina | 74.0 |
| Delaware | 86.8 | Mississippi | 60.9 | South Dakota | 89.5 |
| District of Columbia | 117.2 | Missouri | 78.9 | Tennesse | 76.1 |
| Florida | 78.1 | Montana | 88.6 | Texas | 66.2 |
| Georgia | 72.7 | Nebraska | 84.8 | Utah | 60.2 |
| Hawaii | 103.4 | Nevada | 64.2 | Utah | 60.2 |
| Idaho | 66.7 | New Hampshire | 94.5 | Virginia | 84.6 |
| Illinois | 91.0 | New Jersey | 85.0 | Washington | 93.2 |
| Indiana | 71.7 | New Mexico | 82.6 | West Virginia | 90.9 |
| Iowa | 77.9 | New York | 93.2 | Wisconsin | 88.5 |
| Kansas | 85.9 | North Carolina | 80.8 | Wyoming | 73.1 |
Data updated: March 05, 2026
