| Figure 7-10. General Acceptance of Non-Physician Clinicians, 2000 | |
| State | Level of Acceptance |
|---|---|
| Oregon | High |
| New Mexico | High |
| Maine | High |
| Washington | High |
| Montana | High |
| Iowa | High |
| New York | High |
| Rhode Island | Moderately High |
| Utah | Moderately High |
| Alaska | Moderately High |
| New Hampshire | Moderately High |
| Connecticut | Moderately High |
| Arizona | Moderately High |
| North Carolina | Moderately High |
| Delaware | Moderate |
| Minnesota | Moderate |
| Colorado | Moderate |
| Idaho | Moderate |
| Wyoming | Moderate |
| South Dakota | Moderate |
| Kansas | Moderate |
| Maryland | Moderate |
| Massachusetts | Moderate |
| Michigan | Moderate |
| California | Moderate |
| West Virginia | Moderate |
| North Dakota | Moderate |
| Tennessee | Moderate |
| Wisconsin | Moderate |
| Vermont | Moderate |
| Oklahoma | Moderate |
| Arkansas | Moderate |
| Kentucky | Moderately Low |
| Pennsylvania | Moderately Low |
| Hawaii | Moderately Low |
| Indiana | Moderately Low |
| Nebraska | Moderately Low |
| Texas | Moderately Low |
| District of Columbia | Moderately Low |
| Illinois | Moderately Low |
| New Jersey | Moderately Low |
| Florida | Moderately Low |
| Ohio | Moderately Low |
| Missouri | Moderately Low |
| Nevada | Low |
| Louisiana | Low |
| Georgia | Low |
| Mississippi | Low |
| Virginia | Low |
| Alabama | Low |
| South Carolina | Low |