Healthcare Access in Indiana

78
Physicians per 100,000
Below the U.S. average
Rank
High
Rural shortage areas

Historical data

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Compared to the United States

IndicatorIndianaUnited States
Primary care physicians (per 100k)7877

National ranking

Indiana ranks #25 of 35 states by physicians per 100,000.

#1Utah2,600
#2Rhode Island356
#3New York341
#4New Jersey315
#5Delaware300
#6Virginia288
#7Michigan277
#8Wisconsin274
#9Washington274
#10Ohio268
#11Florida268
#12North Carolina258
#13Arizona245
#14New Hampshire240
#15Georgia232
#16Maine227
#17Nevada215
#18Massachusetts106
#19Minnesota105
#20Colorado100
#21Illinois94
#22Oregon92
#23Missouri82
#24Texas78
#25Indiana78
#26New Mexico75
#27Montana56
#28South Dakota51
#29Wyoming45
#30Alaska45
#31California6.5%
#32Vermont6
#33Pennsylvania3.1
#34Kentucky0
#35Louisiana0

Overview

This page tracks healthcare access for Indiana, part of our health data. Physicians per 100,000 stands at 78. Compared to the U.S. average, Indiana reports 78 for primary care physicians (per 100k) versus 77 nationally. Indiana ranks #25 of 35 states by physicians per 100,000.

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