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. 2006;26:96–101.

TABLE 2. Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation Physicians per capita, its Relation to Residency Training Programs, Ranking of Medicare Payments per enrollee, and Ranking of States with Older Citizens.

State or District Rank Persons per PM&R Physician2 Number of PM&R Residency Training Programs3 Medicare Payments per Enrollee by State4 Rank of Medicare by State Percent of population >65 yo5 Rank of States with population >65 yo
Top 10 States in PM&R physicians per capita
District of Columbia 1 16,395 2 NA NA 12.2 NA
New York 2 21,299 15 $7,489 3 12.9 24
New Jersey 3 24,959 2 $5,702 18 13.2 18
Pennsylvania 4 27,772 5 $7,226 4 15.6 2
Delaware 5 30,638 0 $4,387 40 13 23
Massachusetts 6 34,979 3 $6,202 11 13.5 12
Washington 7 36,769 1 $4,303 41 11.2 42
Wisconsin 8 36,775 2 $5,031 30 13.1 20
Hawaii 9 37,183 0 $4,266 43 13.3 16
Minnesota 10 38,050 2 $4,750 35 12.1 32
Bottom 11 States in PM&R physicians per capita
Arkansas 41 72,830 1 $5,478 21 14 9
Florida 42 73,423 2 $7,603 2 17.6 1
Georgia 43 77,830 1 $4,713 36 9.6 48
Rhode Island 44 81,512 0 $6,675 7 14.5 6
Nebraska 45 81,907 0 $5,367 24 13.6 11
South Carolina 46 84,628 0 $5,791 16 12.1 31
Alabama 47 91,202 1 $6,144 12 13 21
New Mexico 48 107,702 0 $3,689 49 11.7 38
Iowa 49 112,768 0 $3,414 50 14.9 4
Oklahoma 50 119,641 0 $4,590 37 13.2 19
Mississippi 51 158,874 0 $5,055 29 12.1 34