Ambulatory Care Use and Physician office visits
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Data are for the U.S.
Adults who had contact with health care professional
- Percent of adults who had contact with a health care professional in the past year: 84.6%
Children who had contact with health care professional
- Percent of children who had contact with a health care professional in the past year: 92.7%
Hospital outpatient visits
- Number of visits: 125.7 million
- Number of visits per 100 persons: 41.0
Physician office visits
- Number of visits: 990.8 million
- Number of visits per 100 persons: 313.3
- Percent of visits made to primary care physicians: 51.0%
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- State Variability in Supply of Office-based Primary Care Providers: United States, 2012
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- Page last reviewed: January 19, 2017
- Page last updated: May 3, 2017
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