Healthcare Access in Maine

227
PCPs per 100k
120+
HPSA designations
61%
Rural population share
18 min
Avg. drive to hospital

Historical data

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Compared to the United States

IndicatorMaineUnited States
PCPs per 100k227210

National ranking

Maine ranks #16 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

Maine healthcare access remains uneven, with the nation's highest rural population share straining primary care availability outside Portland and Bangor.

Did you know?

  • Maine is the most rural state in the U.S., complicating healthcare access in remote counties.

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