About $9 billion was provided in December and about $2 billion was disseminated in January.
Here is a breakdown by state and the District of Columbia of the total allocated amount so far and the total number of providers that received payments, according to the Health Resources & Services Administration:
Alabama
Total payments: $124.4 million
Total providers: 974
Alaska
Total payments: $25.9 million
Total providers: 262
Arizona
Total payments: $112.9 million
Total providers: 1,091
Arkansas
Total payments: $106.5 million
Total providers: 674
California
Total payments: $1.3 billion
Total providers: 9,990
Colorado
Total payments: $162.8 million
Total providers: 1,294
Connecticut
Total payments: $169.8 million
Total providers: 991
Delaware
Total payments: $25.4 million
Total providers: 183
District of Columbia
Total payments: $16.6 million
Total providers: 138
Florida
Total payments: $501.8 million
Total providers: 4,056
Georgia
Total payments: $265.7 million
Total providers: 1,993
Hawaii
Total payments: $67.3 million
Total providers: 419
Idaho
Total payments: $40.2 million
Total providers: 348
Illinois
Total payments: $430.4 million
Total providers: 2,941
Indiana
Total payments: $189.3 million
Total providers: 971
Iowa
Total payments: $102.2 million
Total providers: 840
Kansas
Total payments: $116.2 million
Total providers: 791
Kentucky
Total payments: $167.9
Total providers: 997
Louisiana
Total payments: $173.8
Total providers: 1,395
Maine
Total payments: $91.5 million
Total providers: 338
Maryland
Total payments: $207.9 million
Total providers: 1,824
Massachusetts
Total payments: $243.6 million
Total providers: 1,680
Michigan
Total payments: $299.4 million
Total providers: 2,308
Minnesota
Total payments: $167.3 million
Total providers: 1,398
Mississippi
Total payments: $105.9 million
Total providers: 724
Missouri
Total payments: $205.9 million
Total providers: 1,385
Montana
Total payments: $27.2 million
Total providers: 310
Nebraska
Total payments: $66.3 million
Total providers: 542
Nevada
Total payments: $43.6 million
Total providers: 615
New Hampshire
Total payments: $52.5 million
Total providers: 282
New Jersey
Total payments: $300.2 million
Total providers: 2,318
New Mexico
Total payments: $31.4 million
Total providers: 305
New York
Total payments: $1.1 billion
Total providers: 5,310
North Carolina
Total payments: $223.7 million
Total providers: 1,713
North Dakota
Total payments: $17.2 million
Total providers: 159
Ohio
Total payments: $494.9 million
Total providers: 2,813
Oklahoma
Total payments: $126 million
Total providers: 860
Oregon
Total payments: $126.1 million
Total providers: 906
Pennsylvania
Total payments: $546.9 million
Total providers: 2,892
Rhode Island
Total payments: $56.5 million
Total providers: 268
South Carolina
Total payments: $105.9 million
Total providers: 778
South Dakota
Total payments: $40.3 million
Total providers: 254
Tennessee
Total payments: $369.8 million
Total providers: 1,856
Texas
Total payments: $741.4 million
Total providers: 6,074
Utah
Total payments: $53.4 million
Total providers: 333
Vermont
Total payments: $20.8 million
Total providers: 153
Virginia
Total payments: $183 million
Total providers: 1,755
Washington
Total payments: $267.1 million
Total providers: 1,455
West Virginia
Total payments: $71.8 million
Total providers: 420
Wisconsin
Total payments: $180.2 million
Total providers: 1,153
Wyoming
Total payments: $14.3 million
Total providers: 132
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