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Community Health Centers in the United States
Federally qualified health center sites and look-alikes funded or designated by HRSA. Health centers serve patients regardless of ability to pay and offer sliding fees based on income. 18,044 community health centers · Data as of 10/22/2026
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Darker states have more community health centers
- Alabama219
- Alaska215
- Arizona258
- Arkansas273
- California2,836
- Colorado266
- Connecticut457
- Delaware13
- District of Columbia78
- Florida751
- Georgia448
- Hawaii122
- Idaho240
- Illinois518
- Indiana503
- Iowa120
- Kansas168
- Kentucky647
- Louisiana533
- Maine182
- Maryland165
- Massachusetts262
- Michigan462
- Minnesota94
- Mississippi327
- Missouri472
- Montana134
- Nebraska87
- Nevada75
- New Hampshire72
- New Jersey150
- New Mexico251
- New York862
- North Carolina782
- North Dakota32
- Ohio649
- Oklahoma205
- Oregon308
- Pennsylvania502
- Rhode Island64
- South Carolina307
- South Dakota40
- Tennessee237
- Texas781
- Utah60
- Vermont95
- Virginia225
- Washington451
- West Virginia528
- Wisconsin312
- Wyoming26
U.S. territories
Frequently asked questions
- How many community health centers are in the U.S.?
- Our data lists 18,044 community health centers across all 50 states, D.C. and U.S. territories, as of 10/22/2026.
- Which state has the most community health centers?
- California has the most with 2,836, followed by New York (862), North Carolina (782), Texas (781).
- Where does this community health center data come from?
- It comes from official public data published by U.S. government agencies. Each page lists its source and the date it was last updated.