Healthcare Access in Wisconsin

274
Physicians per 100k
≈ 180
Primary care shortage areas
≈ 80,000
Nurses

Historical data

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Compared to the United States

IndicatorWisconsinUnited States
Physicians per 100,000274280

National ranking

Wisconsin ranks #8 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 Wisconsin, part of our health data. Physicians per 100k stands at 274. Compared to the U.S. average, Wisconsin reports 274 for physicians per 100,000 versus 280 nationally. Wisconsin ranks #8 of 35 states by physicians per 100,000.

Did you know?

  • Rural northern Wisconsin has some of the largest primary-care shortages in the Midwest.

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