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Later Spring data report

Where the listed US menopause specialists actually are

Menopause care is unevenly distributed, and the directory data shows how unevenly. Five states hold roughly a third of every US listing.

Analysis of the Later Spring directory (6,401 listed practitioners). Data as of .

How concentrated is the supply?

Of 5,209 listed US practitioners across 53 states and territories, 1,735 are in just five states — 33% of the national total. California alone holds more listings than the twenty thinnest states combined.

States with the most listed practitioners
StateListedCertifiedTelehealth
California532309403
New York343237236
Texas340208239
Florida294172202
Illinois226142165
Washington191119160
Pennsylvania190132135
North Carolina188132150
Michigan183131148
Ohio180129124
Massachusetts172117130
Colorado162107130
Georgia1418494
Oregon13796114
Virginia13488109

Which states are thinnest?

At the other end, ten states and territories have fewer than twenty listed practitioners each. For someone living there, the practical answer is often telehealth rather than a local appointment.

States with the fewest listed practitioners
StateListedCertifiedTelehealth
Northern Mariana Islands101
Alaska12911
Delaware1399
Wyoming141011
Mississippi1476
Puerto Rico16910
West Virginia191111
North Dakota201015
South Dakota211513
Vermont221617

Browse any of them directly: Northern Mariana Islands, Alaska, Delaware, Wyoming, Mississippi, Puerto Rico.

What this does and does not measure

These are listings, not clinicians per head of population. A state with few listings may still have good local care that simply is not on either register. The figure worth acting on is the practical one: if your state appears in the second table, widen the search to telehealth before concluding there is nobody available.

Method and limits

Every figure on this page is counted directly from the Later Spring directory, which is compiled from two public professional registers. It measures listed practitioners, not all practitioners: clinicians who treat (peri)menopause without joining either register are not counted, so these numbers are a floor, not a census. Fields such as areas of expertise and telehealth availability are self-declared.

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