Primary care physicians include internal medicine, family and general practice, pediatrics, obstetrics, gynecology, and geriatrics.
- California – 55,110
- New York – 41,792
- Texas – 31,606
- Florida – 28,331
- Pennsylvania – 25,845
- Illinois – 23,228
- Ohio – 20,457
- Michigan – 19,509
- Massachusetts – 16,150
- New Jersey – 15,264
- North Carolina – 13,825
- Georgia – 12,895
- Virginia – 12,139
- Washington – 11,284
- Maryland – 11,256
- Missouri – 10,076
- Minnesota – 9,080
- Tennessee – 9,032
- Arizona – 8,792
- Wisconsin – 8,740
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