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- Summary:
The state of Alabama has 110 dialysis centers in 66 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 4,447,100 giving it a clinic for every 40,428 residents.
- Centers:
- 110
- Population:
- 4,447,100
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 40,428 residents or 0.25 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of Alaska has 4 dialysis centers in 4 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 626,932 giving it a clinic for every 156,733 residents.
- Centers:
- 4
- Population:
- 626,932
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 156,733 residents or 0.06 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of Arizona has 94 dialysis centers in 43 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 5,130,632 giving it a clinic for every 54,581 residents.
- Centers:
- 94
- Population:
- 5,130,632
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 54,581 residents or 0.18 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of Arkansas has 60 dialysis centers in 42 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 2,673,400 giving it a clinic for every 44,557 residents.
- Centers:
- 60
- Population:
- 2,673,400
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 44,557 residents or 0.22 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of California has 424 dialysis centers in 221 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 33,871,648 giving it a clinic for every 79,886 residents.
- Centers:
- 424
- Population:
- 33,871,648
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 79,886 residents or 0.13 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of Colorado has 49 dialysis centers in 31 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 4,301,261 giving it a clinic for every 87,781 residents.
- Centers:
- 49
- Population:
- 4,301,261
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 87,781 residents or 0.11 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of Connecticut has 32 dialysis centers in 25 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 3,405,565 giving it a clinic for every 106,424 residents.
- Centers:
- 32
- Population:
- 3,405,565
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 106,424 residents or 0.09 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of Delaware has 17 dialysis centers in 9 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 783,600 giving it a clinic for every 46,094 residents.
- Centers:
- 17
- Population:
- 783,600
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 46,094 residents or 0.22 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of District of Columbia has 19 dialysis centers in 1 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 572,059 giving it a clinic for every 30,108 residents.
- Centers:
- 19
- Population:
- 572,059
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 30,108 residents or 0.33 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of Florida has 291 dialysis centers in 128 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 15,982,378 giving it a clinic for every 54,922 residents.
- Centers:
- 291
- Population:
- 15,982,378
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 54,922 residents or 0.18 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of Georgia has 239 dialysis centers in 118 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 8,186,453 giving it a clinic for every 34,253 residents.
- Centers:
- 239
- Population:
- 8,186,453
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 34,253 residents or 0.29 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of Hawaii has 18 dialysis centers in 14 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 1,211,537 giving it a clinic for every 67,308 residents.
- Centers:
- 18
- Population:
- 1,211,537
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 67,308 residents or 0.15 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of Idaho has 17 dialysis centers in 13 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 1,293,953 giving it a clinic for every 76,115 residents.
- Centers:
- 17
- Population:
- 1,293,953
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 76,115 residents or 0.13 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of Illinois has 197 dialysis centers in 116 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 12,419,293 giving it a clinic for every 63,042 residents.
- Centers:
- 197
- Population:
- 12,419,293
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 63,042 residents or 0.16 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of Indiana has 104 dialysis centers in 64 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 6,080,485 giving it a clinic for every 58,466 residents.
- Centers:
- 104
- Population:
- 6,080,485
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 58,466 residents or 0.17 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of Iowa has 59 dialysis centers in 51 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 2,926,324 giving it a clinic for every 49,599 residents.
- Centers:
- 59
- Population:
- 2,926,324
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 49,599 residents or 0.20 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of Kansas has 44 dialysis centers in 32 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 2,688,418 giving it a clinic for every 61,100 residents.
- Centers:
- 44
- Population:
- 2,688,418
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 61,100 residents or 0.16 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of Kentucky has 76 dialysis centers in 47 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 4,041,769 giving it a clinic for every 53,181 residents.
- Centers:
- 76
- Population:
- 4,041,769
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 53,181 residents or 0.19 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of Louisiana has 141 dialysis centers in 73 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 4,468,976 giving it a clinic for every 31,695 residents.
- Centers:
- 141
- Population:
- 4,468,976
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 31,695 residents or 0.32 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of Maine has 17 dialysis centers in 17 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 1,274,923 giving it a clinic for every 74,995 residents.
- Centers:
- 17
- Population:
- 1,274,923
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 74,995 residents or 0.13 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of Maryland has 114 dialysis centers in 52 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 5,296,486 giving it a clinic for every 46,460 residents.
- Centers:
- 114
- Population:
- 5,296,486
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 46,460 residents or 0.22 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of Massachusetts has 74 dialysis centers in 49 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 6,349,097 giving it a clinic for every 85,799 residents.
- Centers:
- 74
- Population:
- 6,349,097
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 85,799 residents or 0.12 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of Michigan has 150 dialysis centers in 93 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 9,938,444 giving it a clinic for every 66,256 residents.
- Centers:
- 150
- Population:
- 9,938,444
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 66,256 residents or 0.15 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of Minnesota has 79 dialysis centers in 65 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 4,919,479 giving it a clinic for every 62,272 residents.
- Centers:
- 79
- Population:
- 4,919,479
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 62,272 residents or 0.16 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of Mississippi has 67 dialysis centers in 55 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 2,844,658 giving it a clinic for every 42,458 residents.
- Centers:
- 67
- Population:
- 2,844,658
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 42,458 residents or 0.24 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of Missouri has 118 dialysis centers in 66 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 5,595,211 giving it a clinic for every 47,417 residents.
- Centers:
- 118
- Population:
- 5,595,211
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 47,417 residents or 0.21 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of Montana has 12 dialysis centers in 11 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 902,195 giving it a clinic for every 75,183 residents.
- Centers:
- 12
- Population:
- 902,195
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 75,183 residents or 0.13 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of Nebraska has 32 dialysis centers in 20 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 1,711,263 giving it a clinic for every 53,477 residents.
- Centers:
- 32
- Population:
- 1,711,263
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 53,477 residents or 0.19 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of Nevada has 27 dialysis centers in 8 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 1,998,257 giving it a clinic for every 74,010 residents.
- Centers:
- 27
- Population:
- 1,998,257
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 74,010 residents or 0.14 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of New Hampshire has 10 dialysis centers in 10 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 1,235,786 giving it a clinic for every 123,579 residents.
- Centers:
- 10
- Population:
- 1,235,786
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 123,579 residents or 0.08 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of New Jersey has 115 dialysis centers in 79 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 8,414,350 giving it a clinic for every 73,168 residents.
- Centers:
- 115
- Population:
- 8,414,350
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 73,168 residents or 0.14 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of New Mexico has 32 dialysis centers in 23 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 1,819,046 giving it a clinic for every 56,845 residents.
- Centers:
- 32
- Population:
- 1,819,046
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 56,845 residents or 0.18 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of New York has 230 dialysis centers in 106 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 18,976,457 giving it a clinic for every 82,506 residents.
- Centers:
- 230
- Population:
- 18,976,457
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 82,506 residents or 0.12 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of North Carolina has 156 dialysis centers in 106 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 8,049,313 giving it a clinic for every 51,598 residents.
- Centers:
- 156
- Population:
- 8,049,313
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 51,598 residents or 0.19 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of North Dakota has 13 dialysis centers in 10 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 642,200 giving it a clinic for every 49,400 residents.
- Centers:
- 13
- Population:
- 642,200
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 49,400 residents or 0.20 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of Ohio has 208 dialysis centers in 106 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 11,353,140 giving it a clinic for every 54,582 residents.
- Centers:
- 208
- Population:
- 11,353,140
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 54,582 residents or 0.18 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of Oklahoma has 66 dialysis centers in 36 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 3,450,654 giving it a clinic for every 52,283 residents.
- Centers:
- 66
- Population:
- 3,450,654
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 52,283 residents or 0.19 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of Oregon has 50 dialysis centers in 33 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 3,421,399 giving it a clinic for every 68,428 residents.
- Centers:
- 50
- Population:
- 3,421,399
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 68,428 residents or 0.15 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of Pennsylvania has 231 dialysis centers in 133 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 12,281,054 giving it a clinic for every 53,165 residents.
- Centers:
- 231
- Population:
- 12,281,054
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 53,165 residents or 0.19 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of Rhode Island has 17 dialysis centers in 11 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 1,048,319 giving it a clinic for every 61,666 residents.
- Centers:
- 17
- Population:
- 1,048,319
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 61,666 residents or 0.16 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of South Carolina has 103 dialysis centers in 69 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 4,012,012 giving it a clinic for every 38,952 residents.
- Centers:
- 103
- Population:
- 4,012,012
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 38,952 residents or 0.26 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of South Dakota has 23 dialysis centers in 19 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 754,844 giving it a clinic for every 32,819 residents.
- Centers:
- 23
- Population:
- 754,844
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 32,819 residents or 0.30 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of Tennessee has 124 dialysis centers in 62 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 5,689,283 giving it a clinic for every 45,881 residents.
- Centers:
- 124
- Population:
- 5,689,283
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 45,881 residents or 0.22 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of Texas has 406 dialysis centers in 167 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 20,851,820 giving it a clinic for every 51,359 residents.
- Centers:
- 406
- Population:
- 20,851,820
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 51,359 residents or 0.19 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of Utah has 25 dialysis centers in 18 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 2,233,169 giving it a clinic for every 89,327 residents.
- Centers:
- 25
- Population:
- 2,233,169
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 89,327 residents or 0.11 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of Vermont has 7 dialysis centers in 7 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 608,827 giving it a clinic for every 86,975 residents.
- Centers:
- 7
- Population:
- 608,827
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 86,975 residents or 0.11 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of Virginia has 132 dialysis centers in 69 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 7,078,515 giving it a clinic for every 53,625 residents.
- Centers:
- 132
- Population:
- 7,078,515
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 53,625 residents or 0.19 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of Washington has 56 dialysis centers in 41 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 5,894,121 giving it a clinic for every 105,252 residents.
- Centers:
- 56
- Population:
- 5,894,121
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 105,252 residents or 0.10 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of West Virginia has 28 dialysis centers in 25 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 1,808,344 giving it a clinic for every 64,584 residents.
- Centers:
- 28
- Population:
- 1,808,344
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 64,584 residents or 0.15 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of Wisconsin has 107 dialysis centers in 71 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 5,363,675 giving it a clinic for every 50,128 residents.
- Centers:
- 107
- Population:
- 5,363,675
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 50,128 residents or 0.20 per 10,000 residents
- Summary:
The state of Wyoming has 9 dialysis centers in 9 cities. As of 2000, it's population was 493,782 giving it a clinic for every 54,865 residents.
- Centers:
- 9
- Population:
- 493,782
- Per Capita:
- 1 per 54,865 residents or 0.18 per 10,000 residents
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