UnitedHealthcare’s provider network size by state

UnitedHealthcare has the most in-network physicians and healthcare professionals in California, according to the company’s website.

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By: Jakob Emerson

Not all states had information available. The data is from early 2023 unless otherwise noted in parentheses.

UnitedHealthcare’s provider network size by state:

  1. California: 133,200
  2. Texas: 124,000
  3. New York: 106,000
  4. Florida: 99,800
  5. Ohio: 95,000 (2021)
  6. Pennsylvania: 69,000
  7. Massachusetts: 64,700 (2022)
  8. North Carolina: 62,000 (2021)
  9. Illinois: 56,000 (2021)
  10. Michigan: 56,000 (2021)
  11. Washington: 51,500
  12. Virginia: 45,900
  13. Georgia: 45,400
  14. Tennessee: 41,000 (2021)
  15. Minnesota: 40,000
  16. New Jersey: 38,900 (2022)
  17. Colorado: 39,500
  18. Arizona: 39,200
  19. Wisconsin: 39,000 (2021)
  20. Indiana: 38,500 (2021)
  21. Missouri: 38,000 (2021)
  22. Maryland: 35,100
  23. Kentucky: 28,000
  24. Oregon: 27,100
  25. Connecticut: 26,600 (2022)
  26. South Carolina: 25,000 (2021)
  27. Louisiana: 24,000 (2021)
  28. Alabama: 21,500
  29. Iowa: 19,600 (2021)
  30. Kansas: 19,500 (2021)
  31. Oklahoma: 16,000 (2021)
  32. Utah: 15,700
  33. Arkansas: 15,000 (2021)
  34. Nebraska: 15,000 (2021)
  35. Mississippi: 14,000 (2021)
  36. Maine: 13,400
  37. New Hampshire: 13,300 (2022)
  38. Idaho: 12,000
  39. West Virginia: 10,300
  40. Rhode Island: 9,400 (2022)
  41. New Mexico: 8,900
  42. Montana: 7,800
  43. District of Columbia: 7,100
  44. South Dakota: 6,400 (2021)
  45. Delaware: 5,900 (2022)
  46. North Dakota: 5,800 (2021)
  47. Vermont: 4,450 (2021)
  48. Alaska: 4,000
  49. Wyoming: 3,500

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