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Healthcare providers in Georgia

CMS NPPES registration records for Georgia, aggregated across the 14 medical specialties Fonteum currently tracks, with CMS Care Compare facility counts and HRSA HPSA shortage-area context.

Fonteum tracks 10,967 healthcare providers in Georgia across the 14 medical specialties it ingests from the CMS NPPES NPI Registry, alongside 1,569 Medicare-certified facilities across 6 care families from CMS Care Compare, with HRSA shortage-area and OIG exclusion context. Every figure carries its source, snapshot date, and methodology version. Snapshot 2026-05-06 – 2026-05-07.

Source: CMS NPPES NPI Registry — supply by state·Snapshot: 2026-05-06 – 2026-05-07·Method: nppes-supply-by-state/v2026.05·ID: nppes-supply/georgia
10,967Providers across 14 tracked specialtiesCMS NPPES · as of 2026-05-06 – 2026-05-07
1,569Medicare-certified facilitiesCMS Care Compare · 2026-05-07
376Active HRSA HPSA shortage areasDesignated · HRSA

Provider supply by specialty in Georgia

Active-provider counts for the 14 specialties Fonteum ingests from the CMS NPPES NPI Registry, with per-100,000 density (U.S. Census PEP V2025) and the national density rank of 51 jurisdictions. This covers the tracked specialties only — not every NPPES provider in Georgia.

Provider supply by specialty in Georgia, from the CMS NPPES NPI Registry
SpecialtyProvidersPer 100kDensity rank
Chiropractic3,29029.4#23
Psychiatry1,37112.3#41
Cardiology9708.7#29
Orthopedic Surgery9158.2#44
Pediatrics8367.5#35 · below threshold
Neurology5995.4#40
Ophthalmology5965.3#44
Gastroenterology5454.9#33
Dermatology4313.9#38 · below threshold
Otolaryngology (ENT)4143.7#28
Urology3993.6#43
Obstetrics & Gynecology2842.5#21 · below threshold
Plastic Surgery2041.8#22
Oncology (Medical)1131.0#40 · below threshold

Source:CMS NPPES·Snapshot 2026-05-06 – 2026-05-07

Medicare-certified facilities in Georgia

1,569 Medicare-certified facilities operate in Georgia across the families Fonteum tracks from CMS Care Compare. Each family links to its facility-level page for Georgia.

Medicare-certified facility counts in Georgia, from CMS Care Compare
Facility typeFacilities
Dialysis facilities361
Nursing homes356
Ambulatory surgical centers341
Hospice providers259
Hospitals148
Home health agencies104

Source:CMS Care Compare·Snapshot 2026-05-07

Health professional shortage areas in Georgia

HRSA currently designates 376 active Health Professional Shortage Areas in Georgia — 188 primary care, 109 dental health, and 79 mental health. A HPSA marks a geography, population, or facility with too few clinicians relative to need, scored 0–26 by HRSA.

188Primary care HPSA
109Dental HPSA
79Mental health HPSA

Source:HRSA HPSA·Snapshot 2026-05-06 – 2026-05-07

Provider exclusions and sanctions in Georgia

Georgia reports 990 OIG LEIE federal exclusion records by address state, drawn from the OIG List of Excluded Individuals and Entities (refreshed monthly). Fonteum also tracks 1,369 state Medicaid exclusion records for Georgia. Each record links to its source exclusion list.

990OIG LEIE federal exclusionsBy address state · OIG
1,369State Medicaid exclusionsState exclusion list

Provider sanctions hub · Georgia Medicaid exclusion records

Related Georgia healthcare data

  • Hospital operating margins in Georgia

    CMS HCRIS cost-report margins vs the national average.

  • Oncology (Medical) access gap in Georgia

    1.0 per 100k — national density rank #40.

  • Obstetrics & Gynecology access gap in Georgia

    2.5 per 100k — national density rank #21.

  • Dermatology access gap in Georgia

    3.9 per 100k — national density rank #38.

  • Dialysis facilities in Georgia

    361 Medicare-certified dialysis facilities on CMS Care Compare.

  • Nursing homes in Georgia

    356 Medicare-certified nursing homes on CMS Care Compare.

  • Ambulatory surgical centers in Georgia

    341 Medicare-certified ambulatory surgical centers on CMS Care Compare.

  • Hospice providers in Georgia

    259 Medicare-certified hospice providers on CMS Care Compare.

  • Hospitals in Georgia

    148 Medicare-certified hospitals on CMS Care Compare.

  • Home health agencies in Georgia

    104 Medicare-certified home health agencies on CMS Care Compare.

  • Medicaid program exclusions in Georgia

    1,369 state Medicaid exclusion records.

Frequently asked questions about Georgia providers

How many healthcare providers does Fonteum track in Georgia?

Fonteum tracks 10,967 providers in Georgia across the 14 medical specialties it currently ingests from the CMS NPPES NPI Registry. This is the supply within those tracked specialties, not every NPPES-registered provider in Georgia. The snapshot date is 2026-05-06 – 2026-05-07.

Which medical specialty has the most providers in Georgia?

Among the 14 tracked specialties, Chiropractic is the largest in Georgia with 3,290 providers, or 29.4 per 100,000 residents — a national density rank of #23 of 51. Counts come from the CMS NPPES NPI Registry.

What Medicare-certified facilities are in Georgia?

Georgia has 1,569 Medicare-certified facilities across 6 families Fonteum tracks from CMS Care Compare, including nursing homes, hospitals, home health agencies, hospices, dialysis facilities, and ambulatory surgical centers. Each family links to its facility-level Care Compare page for Georgia.

Are there provider exclusions or sanctions in Georgia?

Georgia reports 990 OIG LEIE federal exclusion records by address state, drawn from the OIG List of Excluded Individuals and Entities (refreshed monthly). Fonteum also tracks 1,369 state Medicaid exclusion records for Georgia. Each record links to its source exclusion list.

Does Fonteum track shortage areas in Georgia?

HRSA currently designates 376 active Health Professional Shortage Areas in Georgia — 188 primary care, 109 dental health, and 79 mental health. A HPSA marks a geography, population, or facility with too few clinicians relative to need, scored 0–26 by HRSA.

How current is the Georgia provider data?

The Georgia provider counts reflect the CMS NPPES supply-by-state snapshot dated 2026-05-06 – 2026-05-07, under methodology nppes-supply-by-state/v2026.05. NPPES refreshes weekly and Care Compare monthly; Fonteum re-snapshots on that cadence. Every field on this page carries its source name and snapshot date.

How Georgia provider data is built

Provider counts aggregate the CMS NPPES supply-by-state datasets under methodology nppes-supply-by-state/v2026.05; facility counts read the latest CMS Care Compare snapshots; HPSA and exclusion figures draw from HRSA and OIG / state Medicaid sources. Each value is source-provenanced — its source name, snapshot date, and methodology version travel with it.

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Fonteum is a US healthcare provenance registry that publishes signed, chain-of-custody-attested research and data pages on Medicare, Medicaid, and federal regulator datasets, drawing from 44 federal source families across CMS, OIG, HRSA, AHRQ, and HHS.

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These are the federal agencies whose public datasets Fonteum ingests and attributes — the issuing authorities, not customers or partners. Every figure on the site links back to one of them.

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