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In FY 2020 19,423 geographic areas, populations, and facilities designated as having too few primary care, dental, and mental health providers

An estimated60,000,000 people (including pregnant women, infants, children, and children with special needs), and their families in the United States benefitted from a Title V supported service in FY 2019.

More than 57,000,000 people supported by Federal Office of Rural Health Policy programs in FY 2020

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State	FY 2020 Funding	Unique Awardees	Total Awards
U.S. Minor Islands	$0	0	0
Marshall Islands	$2,448,981	1	7
Republic of Palau	$3,474,850	1	9
American Samoa	$6,427,538	2	11
Guam	$6,526,566	3	14
Northern Mariana Islands	$4,532,075	3	14
U.S. Virgin Islands	$9,961,967	5	20
Federated States of Micronesia	$8,644,781	7	23
Delaware	$37,865,322	11	34
Wyoming	$23,324,551	11	47
North Dakota	$30,687,346	12	45
South Dakota	$43,254,539	17	51
Vermont	$53,820,038	18	70
Nevada	$65,432,805	20	75
Utah	$101,748,693	21	107
Nebraska	$61,148,789	23	80
New Hampshire	$57,827,832	24	88
Rhode Island	$64,900,109	24	71
Arkansas	$137,022,262	25	117
Idaho	$91,536,237	25	97
District of Columbia	$159,715,457	28	105
Montana	$85,889,201	28	106
Iowa	$119,533,349	29	119
Hawaii	$94,414,774	33	108
Puerto Rico	$194,359,102	33	146
Kansas	$120,353,892	36	132
Maine	$96,223,524	36	130
Mississippi	$170,165,030	36	150
New Mexico	$137,501,382	36	128
Alaska	$116,764,315	37	152
Alabama	$211,158,890	39	158
Connecticut	$150,195,606	40	140
Minnesota	$140,388,954	41	135
South Carolina	$215,075,157	41	184
Wisconsin	$133,782,602	41	130
Oklahoma	$160,235,107	43	161
Arizona	$191,327,202	45	159
Maryland	$210,090,750	45	147
West Virginia	$143,775,078	47	172
New Jersey	$237,073,448	48	179
Colorado	$222,621,134	52	164
Oregon	$185,176,147	52	193
Kentucky	$185,288,387	54	184
Tennessee	$237,445,039	54	213
Indiana	$198,422,858	55	188
Virginia	$210,777,293	61	210
Washington	$306,977,264	63	210
Louisiana	$251,821,739	64	246
Missouri	$259,767,870	64	218
Georgia	$367,207,232	77	275
North Carolina	$334,704,955	77	330
Massachusetts	$337,534,718	79	304
Michigan	$311,090,772	79	267
Florida	$657,122,678	93	367
Illinois	$488,042,645	93	338
Ohio	$363,937,548	98	336
Pennsylvania	$419,380,975	108	364
Texas	$738,484,020	132	483
New York	$813,216,293	155	545
California	$1,517,848,746	281	1131

Primary Care/Health Centers

Provides comprehensive primary and preventive health care to more than 28 million people across the country.

Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program

Maintains a comprehensive system of HIV care and services to more than half a million people each year.

Health Workforce

Improves the health of the underserved by strengthening the health workforce.

Shortage Designation

Determines areas with a shortage of health care resources to ensure resources reach the populations with greatest needs.

Rural Health

Helps increase access to care for underserved populations and build health care capacity in rural communities.