Here are the 15 states with the most medically underserved areas and populations, which have been identified as having a shortage of primary care services, as of April 2023, according to the Health Resources & Services Administration:
|
State |
Number of medically underserved areas/populations |
|
California |
214 |
|
Texas |
206 |
|
Illinois |
176 |
|
Georgia |
168 |
|
Pennsylvania |
156 |
|
Ohio |
138 |
|
New York |
133 |
|
Florida |
130 |
|
Virginia |
128 |
|
Missouri |
123 |
|
Michigan |
114 |
|
Minnesota |
113 |
|
North Carolina |
113 |
|
Kentucky |
107 |
|
Kansas |
105 |
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