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CMS NPPES registration records for the Chiropractic specialty — national supply, per-state distribution, and national MIPS quality context, with field-level provenance back to the federal source.

Source: CMS NPPES NPI Registry — supply by state·Snapshot: 2026-05-06·Method: nppes-supply-by-state/v2026.05·ID: nppes-supply/chiropractic
97,017Active Chiropractic providers (NPPES)As of 2026-05-06 · across all 50 states + DC
CaliforniaState with the most providers11,752 active providers
51States + DC coveredEvery jurisdiction in the NPPES supply file

97,017 active Chiropractic providers are registered in the CMS NPPES NPI Registry across all 50 states and the District of Columbia, snapshotted 2026-05-06. The table below shows how that supply is distributed by state — both the raw active-provider count and the population-adjusted density (providers per 100,000 residents, U.S. Census PEP). Each record carries field-level provenance back to its federal source.

Chiropractic providers by state

All 51 jurisdictions, ranked by active-provider count. Density rank is 1 = highest providers per 100,000 residents. Population denominators are U.S. Census Bureau PEP V2025 estimates.

Chiropractic active provider supply by U.S. state, NPPES snapshot 2026-05-06
StateActive providersPer 100kDensity rank
California11,75229.822/51
Texas7,12822.835/51
Florida7,03830.120/51
New York4,67223.532/51
Illinois4,60336.214/51
Pennsylvania3,98230.418/51
Minnesota3,42459.13/51
Georgia3,29029.423/51
Michigan3,07330.319/51
Washington3,05938.413/51
New Jersey2,97931.417/51
Ohio2,71422.834/51
Wisconsin2,55742.99/51
Missouri2,55340.911/51
Colorado2,39940.312/51
North Carolina2,25420.443/51
Arizona2,03226.828/51
Iowa2,02762.52/51
Oregon1,92845.16/51
Massachusetts1,58622.236/51
Virginia1,5831845/51
South Carolina1,56128.525/51
Tennessee1,53821.340/51
Kansas1,46349.25/51
Indiana1,41620.442/51
Kentucky1,0112238/51
Oklahoma1,00024.431/51
Connecticut92625.230/51
Utah91526.129/51
Alabama90617.646/51
Maryland90614.549/51
Nebraska862438/51
Louisiana76616.747/51
Idaho72236.115/51
Nevada71521.939/51
Arkansas68222.137/51
South Dakota53457.84/51
North Dakota50062.81/51
Montana48542.610/51
New Mexico42419.944/51
Maine4213021/51
Hawaii39227.127/51
New Hampshire38727.526/51
Alaska32744.27/51
Mississippi31910.850/51
West Virginia27815.748/51
Delaware2422333/51
Rhode Island23120.841/51
Vermont21232.716/51
Wyoming17129.124/51
District of Columbia7210.351/51
Source: CMS NPPES NPI Registry + U.S. Census PEP V2025·Snapshot: 2026-05-06·Method: nppes-supply-by-state/v2026.05·ID: nppes-supply/chiropractic

Quality context: MIPS scores

Fonteum publishes the national CMS Quality Payment Program (QPP) MIPS score distribution. A per-specialty cross-tab is not yet available in the public QPP release, so the figures below are national across all participating clinicians — not specific to Chiropractic.

477,137Clinician-score rowsPY2023 · all loaded rows
83.06National mean MIPS scorePY2023 · all clinicians
85.49National median MIPS scorePY2023 · all clinicians
Source: CMS Quality Payment Program — MIPS individual scores (PY2023)·Snapshot: 2026-05-25·Method: qpp-mips/v1·ID: cms-qpp-mips

Frequently asked questions

How many Chiropractic providers are there in the United States?

Fonteum tracks the active Chiropractic providers registered in the CMS NPPES NPI Registry across all 50 states and the District of Columbia. The national total and per-state breakdown are shown in the distribution table on this page, sourced from the NPPES supply file.

Which states have the most Chiropractic providers?

By active-provider count, the states with the most Chiropractic providers are California, Texas, Florida. California has the most (11,752 active providers). Full per-state counts are in the distribution table above.

Where are Chiropractic providers most scarce relative to population?

Adjusted for population (providers per 100,000 residents, U.S. Census PEP), District of Columbia, Mississippi, Maryland have the lowest Chiropractic provider density in the current snapshot. Density rank is shown for every state in the table above.

Does Fonteum report MIPS quality scores for Chiropractic?

Fonteum publishes the national CMS Quality Payment Program MIPS score distribution for 477,137 Performance Year 2023 clinician-score rows (mean 83.06, median 85.49). A per-specialty cross-tab is not yet available in the public QPP release, so these figures are national rather than specific to Chiropractic. Individual clinician scores can be looked up by NPI with the MIPS score lookup tool.

What does "active provider" mean in this data?

An active provider is an NPI record in the CMS NPPES NPI Registry whose primary taxonomy classifies it under the Chiropractic specialty, in the snapshot Fonteum ingested. The count reflects registered providers, not practicing headcount or facility affiliations.

Where does this Chiropractic provider data come from?

Provider counts come from the CMS National Provider Identifier (NPPES) registry; population denominators for the per-100k density come from the U.S. Census Bureau Population Estimates Program (PEP V2025). The methodology names the datasets and dated observations used; record-level provenance fields can be null.

What’s on file, by the numbers

Platform snapshot · 2026-08-30

13.4Mproviders & companiesProviders, organizations, owners, and facilities on file
26.2Msource-linked factsSource-linked field facts in the dated platform snapshot
90sources with dataDistinct snapshot source IDs with at least one positive record count
16fresh sourcesDistinct source IDs whose latest positive-data snapshot falls within the preceding 45 days
111sources integratedActive registry rows; integration does not establish a load
13state Medicaid jurisdictionsDistinct states represented in the state-exclusions serving table

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