Which 25 states have the highest number of physicians accepting new Medicaid patients?

The following 25 states surpass the national average number of physicians accepting new Medicaid patients, according to Kaiser Family Foundation data.

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The national average is 69 percent.

*Note: The list is numbered based on alphabetical order.

Here are the 25 states.

1. Alaska
2. Arkansas
3. Delaware
4. Idaho
5. Indiana
6. Iowa
7. Kentucky
8. Maine
9. Minnesota
10. Mississippi
11. Montana
12. Nebraska
13. Nevada
14. New Hampshire
15. New Mexico
16. North Carolina
17. North Dakota
18. Ohio
19. Oklahoma
20. Pennsylvania
21. South Dakota
22. Vermont
23. West Virginia
24. Wisconsin
25. Wyoming

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