Critical access hospitals by state 

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There are 1,386 critical access hospitals across 45 states, according to data from CMS as of Nov. 23. 

Here is the breakdown of critical access hospitals by state:

  1. Texas – 93
  2. Iowa – 82
  3. Kansas – 82
  4. Minnesota – 76
  5. Nebraska – 62
  6. Wisconsin – 58
  7. Illinois – 55
  8. Montana – 50
  9. South Dakota- 40
  10. California – 39
  11. Oklahoma – 39
  12. Washington – 39
  13. North Dakota- 37
  14. Michigan – 36
  15. Missouri – 35
  16. Ohio – 34
  17. Indiana – 33
  18. Colorado – 32
  19. Georgia – 31
  20. Kentucky – 30
  21. Arkansas – 29
  22. Mississippi – 29
  23. Idaho – 27
  24. Louisiana – 27
  25. Oregon – 25
  26. New York – 21
  27. West Virginia – 21
  28. North Carolina – 20
  29. Wyoming – 19
  30. Maine – 18
  31. Arizona – 17
  32. Pennsylvania – 17
  33. Tennessee – 15
  34. Alaska – 13
  35. Nevada – 13
  36. New Hampshire – 13
  37. New Mexico – 13
  38. Utah- 13
  39. Florida – 12
  40. Alabama – 9
  41. Hawaii – 9
  42. Vermont – 8
  43. Virginia – 8
  44. Massachusetts – 4
  45. South Carolina – 3

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