1. California — 92,488 total active physicians
- 43,801 primary care physicians
- 48,687 specialist physicians
2. New York — 65,171 total active physicians
- 27,337 primary care physicians
- 37,834 specialist physicians
3. Texas — 52,438 total active physicians
- 24,631 primary care physicians
- 27,807 specialist physicians
4. Florida — 45,819 total active physicians
- 21,960 primary care physicians
- 23,859 specialist physicians
5. Pennsylvania — 39,767 total active physicians
- 18,699 primary care physicians
- 21,068 specialist physicians
1. Wyoming — 1,050 total active physicians
- 525 primary care physicians
- 525 specialist physicians
2. North Dakota — 1,563 total active physicians
- 820 primary care physicians
- 743 specialist physicians
3. Alaska — 1,630 total active physicians
- 846 primary care physicians
- 784 specialist physicians
4. South Dakota — 1,826 total active physicians
- 902 primary care physicians
- 924 specialist physicians
5. Vermont — 2,000 total active physicians
- 946 primary care physicians
- 1,054 specialist physicians
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