Figures, from Kaiser Health Facts, are based on data from November 2012 and include MDs and DOs.
1. California — 2,744
2. New York — 2,428
3. Florida — 1,854
4. Texas — 1,763
5. Pennsylvania — 1,566
6. Massachusetts — 1,241
7. Ohio — 1,171
8. Illinois — 1,122
9. New Jersey — 1,050
10. Michigan — 876
11. North Carolina — 792
12. Georgia — 693
13. Maryland — 657
14. Virginia — 609
15. Minnesota — 554
16. Tennessee — 550
17. Missouri — 532
18. Indiana — 507
19. Washington — 458
20. Connecticut — 452
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