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Market rankings · Texas

Medical and dental practices in Texas

Markets across Texas ranked by the Groundwork market score for medical and dental practices, with competitor counts and household spending for each.

Listings
90,834
12,130 chain locations (13%)
Official establishments
43,647
+4.2% since 2019
Household spending a year
$12.8B
On medical and dental services
Listings per 10k households
82.6
2% below the U.S.
Spending per listing
$141K
8% below the U.S.
Rank among states
#39 of 51
Market score 38 · Lower middle

A site report maps the medical and dental practices on map listings around any address in Texas by name and distance, and the spending within reach.

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Survey estimates 2020–2024 · population estimates 2025 · official business counts 2023 · map listings September 2026 · Data credits · How we measure

What this means

As of September 2026, map listings count 90,834 medical and dental practices in Texas. 12,130 of them (13%) are chain locations, against 11% across the U.S. That is 82.6 per 10,000 households, 2% below the U.S. rate of 84.5.

At $1,164 per household (10% below the U.S. average), households in Texas spend about $12.8B a year on medical and dental services. That is about $141K of household spending for each practice on map listings, 8% below the U.S. figure of $152K.

In 2023, official counts showed 43,647 businesses with payroll in Texas classed as offices of physicians, dentists, chiropractors, optometrists and therapists, and urgent care centers, up 4.2% from 2019. That is one for every 252 households, against one for every 270 across the U.S. Across the U.S., the count rose 1.5% over the same years. Since fiscal 2022, 633 SBA-backed loans worth $546.1M have gone to businesses classed as offices of physicians, dentists, chiropractors, optometrists and therapists, and urgent care centers in Texas.

Among the 50 states and DC, Texas ranks #39 for medical and dental practices, with a Groundwork market score of 38 (lower middle). Of the 26 scored metro areas in or partly in Texas, the Killeen-Temple metro area scores highest (76). Of the 41 scored small-town markets in or partly in Texas, the Bonham area scores highest (85).

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Numbered by Groundwork market score among the markets based in Texas, highest first; the U.S. rank compares each market with every other of its kind. A metro area that crosses a state line is listed in each state it reaches, and numbered only in the state its page is under. How the score works.

Metro areas

Metro areas reaching Texas, ranked for medical and dental practices by Groundwork market score
MarketScoreListingsPer 10k householdsSpending per listingPopulation growthU.S. rank
1Killeen-Temple, TX7690851.1$207K+7.2%#30 of 387
2Odessa, TX7136957.2$191K+5.0%#51 of 387
3Eagle Pass, TX657843.1$215K+1.7%#76 of 387
4San Angelo, TX6324150.9$207K+0.3%#91 of 387
5Midland, TX6249771.4$176K+9.8%#102 of 387
6College Station-Bryan, TX5770566.7$157K+6.9%#135 of 387
7Laredo, TX5649861.2$166K+5.2%#140 of 387
8Waco, TX5477169.3$153K+4.2%#158 of 387
9Austin-Round Rock-San Marcos, TX489,72098.2$133K+14.0%#208 of 387
10Longview, TX4481775.5$138K+3.8%#241 of 387
11Houston-Pasadena-The Woodlands, TX4322,75485.5$140K+10.3%#250 of 387
12San Antonio-New Braunfels, TX428,08183.5$136K+9.5%#260 of 387
13Sherman-Denison, TX4049489.4$123K+12.8%#277 of 387
14Wichita Falls, TX3934861.3$171K+0.7%#279 of 387
15Beaumont-Port Arthur, TX3896864.8$164K+0.5%#288 of 387
16Lubbock, TX381,09277.7$136K+4.6%#292 of 387
17Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX3827,85896.3$129K+10.6%#296 of 387
18Brownsville-Harlingen, TX3787663.3$151K+3.0%#301 of 387
19Abilene, TX3658688.7$118K+4.8%#316 of 387
20El Paso, TX342,03367.7$148K+1.3%#322 of 387
21Texarkana, TX-AR3337466.5$148K−0.4%#324 of 387
22Corpus Christi, TX321,19670.8$151K+1.1%#333 of 387
23Amarillo, TX3278676.3$142K+2.7%#334 of 387
24Tyler, TX301,036124.6$89K+7.8%#345 of 387
25McAllen-Edinburg-Mission, TX282,00874.3$130K+5.6%#349 of 387
26Victoria, TX1935895.0$111K+1.6%#374 of 387

Small-town markets

Small-town markets reaching Texas, ranked for medical and dental practices by Groundwork market score
MarketScoreListingsPer 10k householdsSpending per listingPopulation growthU.S. rank
1Bonham, TX854232.9$333K+9.2%#11 of 538
2Andrews, TX802232.1$348K+1.6%#24 of 538
3Hereford, TX741423.1$433K+0.5%#53 of 538
4Jacksonville, TX728144.5$228K+5.4%#74 of 538
5Port Lavaca, TX713135.8$318K−2.3%#78 of 538
6Athens, TX7017351.5$202K+7.5%#90 of 538
7Mineral Wells, TX705952.5$198K+8.2%#92 of 538
8Raymondville, TX671526.4$356K−0.8%#109 of 538
9Del Rio, TX676035.7$282K+0.5%#112 of 538
10Brenham, TX678051.7$216K+7.0%#116 of 538
11Corsicana, TX6211761.4$167K+8.2%#153 of 538
12Snyder, TX612440.8$253K−4.5%#155 of 538
13Dumas, TX613548.9$203K+3.0%#160 of 538
14Zapata, TX601532.9$266K−0.9%#166 of 538
15Sweetwater, TX582440.8$238K−4.1%#182 of 538
16Huntsville, TX5812849.2$194K+9.5%#194 of 538
17Beeville, TX574753.4$181K+4.7%#208 of 538
18Borger, TX563550.0$212K−4.5%#213 of 538
19Big Spring, TX555948.4$223K−12.4%#220 of 538
20Town of Pecos, TX541126.0$390K−17.8%#227 of 538
21Gainesville, TX5411167.2$168K+6.5%#239 of 538
22Rio Grande City-Roma, TX537539.2$218K+0.7%#240 of 538
23Stephenville, TX519455.9$187K+2.8%#261 of 538
24Pampa, TX474958.9$173K−1.1%#296 of 538
25El Campo, TX4710666.7$162K+1.2%#300 of 538
Show all 41 small-town markets
Small-town markets reaching Texas, ranked for medical and dental practices by Groundwork market score, continued
MarketScoreListingsPer 10k householdsSpending per listingPopulation growthU.S. rank
26Sulphur Springs, TX4711280.0$133K+6.1%#306 of 538
27Bay City, TX467246.6$215K+0.5%#307 of 538
28Alice, TX438451.7$186K−1.3%#337 of 538
29Granbury, TX4225599.9$119K+13.6%#357 of 538
30Palestine, TX4011062.6$159K+3.2%#366 of 538
31Plainview, TX396550.1$191K−3.0%#371 of 538
32Mount Pleasant, TX3715272.8$135K+2.5%#395 of 538
33Vernon, TX362960.7$157K−2.8%#406 of 538
34Kingsville, TX357059.1$164K−2.2%#413 of 538
35Brownwood, TX3213388.8$109K+1.7%#439 of 538
36Paris, TX3119578.0$128K+2.6%#444 of 538
37Fredericksburg, TX31122106.0$111K+6.6%#448 of 538
38Kerrville, TX2919586.2$125K+2.5%#462 of 538
39Lufkin, TX2724275.0$134K+1.9%#470 of 538
40Uvalde, TX255970.1$134K+1.6%#481 of 538
41Nacogdoches, TX2220581.0$119K+2.2%#503 of 538

Counties

Counties in Texas, ranked for medical and dental practices by Groundwork market score
MarketScoreListingsPer 10k householdsSpending per listingPopulation growthU.S. rank
1Chambers County, TX876537.7$344K+22.6%#22 of 2,394
2Burleson County, TX861316.5$661K+16.2%#25 of 2,394
3Grimes County, TX851514.6$720K+16.3%#30 of 2,394
4Waller County, TX853619.6$616K+21.9%#31 of 2,394
5Rains County, TX841020.6$525K+11.2%#46 of 2,394
6Bandera County, TX832527.0$408K+9.0%#62 of 2,394
7Milam County, TX821413.8$757K+6.0%#69 of 2,394
8Upshur County, TX812616.7$616K+8.2%#81 of 2,394
9Gaines County, TX811826.0$430K+10.4%#84 of 2,394
10Blanco County, TX812140.7$297K+18.6%#92 of 2,394
11Llano County, TX802926.9$413K+9.5%#101 of 2,394
12Van Zandt County, TX796729.5$357K+10.7%#114 of 2,394
13Robertson County, TX781014.9$718K+6.4%#117 of 2,394
14Lampasas County, TX783339.3$295K+9.0%#128 of 2,394
15San Jacinto County, TX77109.2$1.1M+7.1%#132 of 2,394
16Bosque County, TX771925.3$417K+3.6%#146 of 2,394
17Fannin County, TX764232.9$333K+9.2%#177 of 2,394
18Austin County, TX764637.9$300K+11.6%#181 of 2,394
19Leon County, TX751116.3$613K+7.1%#190 of 2,394
20Callahan County, TX751121.0$507K+5.4%#194 of 2,394
21Montague County, TX752428.1$366K+9.6%#205 of 2,394
22Franklin County, TX741333.4$347K+6.0%#236 of 2,394
23Hardin County, TX737031.5$358K+4.2%#254 of 2,394
24Lee County, TX732535.8$304K+7.0%#262 of 2,394
25Coryell County, TX727427.4$383K+3.0%#278 of 2,394
Show all 254 counties
Counties in Texas, ranked for medical and dental practices by Groundwork market score, continued
MarketScoreListingsPer 10k householdsSpending per listingPopulation growthU.S. rank
26Liberty County, TX7211436.6$294K+31.3%#292 of 2,394
27Wilson County, TX728446.2$265K+12.2%#294 of 2,394
28Kaufman County, TX7223846.7$256K+42.2%#296 of 2,394
29Live Oak County, TX71818.4$541K+5.1%#300 of 2,394
30Tyler County, TX711926.6$372K+3.1%#308 of 2,394
31Andrews County, TX712232.1$348K+1.6%#315 of 2,394
32Jones County, TX712033.8$295K+6.1%#324 of 2,394
33Trinity County, TX70914.8$645K+5.5%#329 of 2,394
34Medina County, TX707542.1$265K+11.4%#351 of 2,394
35Sabine County, TX691021.5$465K+1.2%#361 of 2,394
36Freestone County, TX692332.4$320K+7.1%#374 of 2,394
37Jackson County, TX681423.2$450K+2.6%#391 of 2,394
38Rusk County, TX686837.7$284K+5.0%#412 of 2,394
39Deaf Smith County, TX671423.1$433K+0.5%#432 of 2,394
40Orange County, TX6710833.3$332K+1.8%#442 of 2,394
41Madison County, TX672047.3$225K+5.7%#460 of 2,394
42Panola County, TX663640.5$264K+2.3%#490 of 2,394
43Comanche County, TX662139.2$254K+5.9%#495 of 2,394
44Caldwell County, TX667947.5$224K+20.0%#508 of 2,394
45DeWitt County, TX651927.5$364K+2.4%#522 of 2,394
46Hockley County, TX652936.6$289K+0.5%#536 of 2,394
47Hill County, TX655842.1$242K+9.8%#548 of 2,394
48Aransas County, TX655745.7$238K+9.3%#552 of 2,394
49Guadalupe County, TX6535754.6$223K+15.8%#555 of 2,394
50Lavaca County, TX643136.6$291K+1.5%#573 of 2,394
51Gonzales County, TX642835.3$274K+2.5%#582 of 2,394
52Cass County, TX633529.6$327K+0.7%#606 of 2,394
53Calhoun County, TX633135.8$318K−2.3%#610 of 2,394
54Wood County, TX638243.9$232K+10.3%#630 of 2,394
55Bastrop County, TX6221658.6$202K+21.3%#679 of 2,394
56Red River County, TX61918.1$514K+2.2%#685 of 2,394
57Randall County, TX6126246.1$251K+7.9%#710 of 2,394
58Ellis County, TX6145863.8$196K+24.0%#720 of 2,394
59Camp County, TX612654.0$187K+7.7%#722 of 2,394
60Willacy County, TX601526.4$356K−0.8%#731 of 2,394
61Cherokee County, TX608144.5$228K+5.4%#755 of 2,394
62Harrison County, TX5911343.0$240K+4.6%#788 of 2,394
63Karnes County, TX592246.5$224K+1.4%#794 of 2,394
64Henderson County, TX5917351.5$202K+7.5%#800 of 2,394
65Palo Pinto County, TX595952.5$198K+8.2%#802 of 2,394
66San Patricio County, TX5811344.6$241K+4.7%#829 of 2,394
67Johnson County, TX5837557.2$206K+20.5%#840 of 2,394
68Houston County, TX573240.1$248K+1.1%#861 of 2,394
69Galveston County, TX5775453.6$226K+5.9%#873 of 2,394
70Washington County, TX578051.7$216K+7.0%#879 of 2,394
71Parker County, TX5638167.5$193K+23.5%#933 of 2,394
72Atascosa County, TX5610059.6$177K+8.7%#938 of 2,394
73Ward County, TX551022.8$475K−4.7%#941 of 2,394
74Val Verde County, TX556035.7$282K+0.5%#948 of 2,394
75Scurry County, TX552440.8$253K−4.5%#953 of 2,394
76Eastland County, TX553142.8$224K+1.9%#961 of 2,394
77Hunt County, TX5522257.7$189K+23.0%#978 of 2,394
78Newton County, TX54510.3$913K−1.7%#985 of 2,394
79Polk County, TX548443.0$235K+5.9%#1,001 of 2,394
80Bell County, TX5480156.3$187K+8.0%#1,020 of 2,394
81Navarro County, TX5411761.4$167K+8.2%#1,026 of 2,394
82Pecos County, TX532242.0$258K−4.1%#1,036 of 2,394
83Colorado County, TX533746.6$236K+3.9%#1,039 of 2,394
84Wise County, TX5317168.0$180K+21.5%#1,061 of 2,394
85Limestone County, TX523946.5$212K+3.2%#1,094 of 2,394
86Terry County, TX511227.9$346K−0.6%#1,108 of 2,394
87Zapata County, TX511532.9$266K−0.9%#1,113 of 2,394
88Ector County, TX5136957.2$191K+5.0%#1,139 of 2,394
89Nolan County, TX502440.8$238K−4.1%#1,166 of 2,394
90Moore County, TX503548.9$203K+3.0%#1,178 of 2,394
91Walker County, TX5012849.2$194K+9.5%#1,183 of 2,394
92Reeves County, TX491126.0$390K−17.8%#1,205 of 2,394
93Shelby County, TX493739.5$242K+1.0%#1,212 of 2,394
94Midland County, TX4949272.7$173K+10.0%#1,242 of 2,394
95Cooke County, TX4911167.2$168K+6.5%#1,244 of 2,394
96Denton County, TX493,07485.3$161K+16.9%#1,249 of 2,394
97Morris County, TX481734.7$272K+1.3%#1,256 of 2,394
98Fayette County, TX485754.8$203K+3.9%#1,274 of 2,394
99Bee County, TX484753.4$181K+4.7%#1,286 of 2,394
100Fort Bend County, TX482,46884.3$163K+17.4%#1,298 of 2,394
101Hays County, TX4880480.5$153K+24.8%#1,305 of 2,394
102Hutchinson County, TX473550.0$212K−4.5%#1,323 of 2,394
103Williamson County, TX472,43296.4$141K+22.3%#1,348 of 2,394
104Dawson County, TX461844.5$217K−5.6%#1,359 of 2,394
105Maverick County, TX467843.1$215K+1.7%#1,360 of 2,394
106Howard County, TX455948.4$223K−12.4%#1,397 of 2,394
107Tom Green County, TX4524151.5$204K+0.4%#1,405 of 2,394
108Brazoria County, TX451,10282.3$156K+12.2%#1,437 of 2,394
109Lamb County, TX441429.9$323K−3.3%#1,448 of 2,394
110Frio County, TX442749.7$192K+2.3%#1,464 of 2,394
111Comal County, TX4465391.5$142K+27.9%#1,503 of 2,394
112Young County, TX434052.3$200K+1.7%#1,518 of 2,394
113Jasper County, TX436748.4$199K+0.5%#1,519 of 2,394
114Erath County, TX439455.9$187K+2.8%#1,522 of 2,394
115Montgomery County, TX432,39096.5$134K+24.9%#1,553 of 2,394
116Starr County, TX427539.2$218K+0.7%#1,569 of 2,394
117Hopkins County, TX4211280.0$133K+6.1%#1,609 of 2,394
118Hood County, TX4225599.9$119K+13.6%#1,610 of 2,394
119Webb County, TX4149861.2$166K+5.2%#1,637 of 2,394
120Rockwall County, TX41554134.3$107K+28.9%#1,649 of 2,394
121Wharton County, TX4010666.7$162K+1.2%#1,673 of 2,394
122Burnet County, TX4019392.0$125K+15.2%#1,694 of 2,394
123Collin County, TX405,545133.1$107K+20.6%#1,700 of 2,394
124Travis County, TX396,189106.0$124K+7.2%#1,734 of 2,394
125Matagorda County, TX387246.6$215K+0.5%#1,746 of 2,394
126Gray County, TX384758.8$173K−1.3%#1,759 of 2,394
127Kendall County, TX38261147.1$94K+19.6%#1,791 of 2,394
128Brazos County, TX3768274.9$139K+6.2%#1,814 of 2,394
129Jim Wells County, TX367254.2$177K−0.2%#1,836 of 2,394
130McLennan County, TX3674976.9$139K+4.2%#1,857 of 2,394
131Grayson County, TX3649489.4$123K+12.8%#1,869 of 2,394
132Anderson County, TX3511062.6$159K+3.2%#1,886 of 2,394
133Bexar County, TX346,52686.9$128K+7.2%#1,946 of 2,394
134Tarrant County, TX347,43295.0$126K+6.3%#1,948 of 2,394
135Harris County, TX3315,76989.7$129K+6.6%#1,993 of 2,394
136Hale County, TX315953.5$176K−2.0%#2,040 of 2,394
137Wilbarger County, TX312960.7$157K−2.8%#2,042 of 2,394
138Lubbock County, TX311,04983.1$127K+5.6%#2,060 of 2,394
139Kleberg County, TX307059.1$164K−2.2%#2,080 of 2,394
140Gillespie County, TX30122106.0$111K+6.6%#2,099 of 2,394
141Smith County, TX301,036124.6$89K+7.8%#2,107 of 2,394
142Cameron County, TX2987663.3$151K+3.0%#2,118 of 2,394
143Brown County, TX2813388.8$109K+1.7%#2,163 of 2,394
144El Paso County, TX272,03267.8$148K+1.3%#2,169 of 2,394
145Hidalgo County, TX272,00874.3$130K+5.6%#2,174 of 2,394
146Kerr County, TX2719586.2$125K+2.5%#2,175 of 2,394
147Taylor County, TX27555101.0$104K+4.6%#2,182 of 2,394
148Dallas County, TX259,40895.7$121K+1.9%#2,213 of 2,394
149Wichita County, TX2434269.8$148K0.0%#2,227 of 2,394
150Lamar County, TX2418692.9$110K+2.7%#2,234 of 2,394
151Angelina County, TX2324275.0$134K+1.9%#2,241 of 2,394
152Uvalde County, TX235970.1$134K+1.6%#2,242 of 2,394
153Nueces County, TX211,02678.2$136K−0.2%#2,274 of 2,394
154Victoria County, TX21353101.3$105K+1.5%#2,281 of 2,394
155Nacogdoches County, TX2020581.0$119K+2.2%#2,291 of 2,394
156Bowie County, TX1829885.0$119K−0.2%#2,313 of 2,394
157Titus County, TX1810997.7$101K+0.9%#2,317 of 2,394
158Gregg County, TX18610126.4$83K+1.4%#2,322 of 2,394
159Jefferson County, TX1679083.3$123K−0.7%#2,341 of 2,394
160Potter County, TX6518121.7$80K−3.3%#2,393 of 2,394
Falls County, TXNot scored34.7$2.1M+5.5%
Clay County, TXNot scored37.0$1.6M+5.0%
Runnels County, TXNot scored821.0$477K−2.2%
Ochiltree County, TXNot scored2054.3$192K−6.7%
Duval County, TXNot scored413.1$677K−4.2%
Marion County, TXNot scored511.9$793K+0.3%
Parmer County, TXNot scored1237.1$292K−1.8%
Somervell County, TXNot scored2772.7$158K+11.5%
Brewster County, TXNot scored2856.6$173K−1.1%
Zavala County, TXNot scored1339.7$217K−6.5%
Stephens County, TXNot scored1644.2$223K+3.1%
Mitchell County, TXNot scored725.4$399K−0.7%
Jack County, TXNot scored930.1$349K+12.7%
Archer County, TXNot scored38.7$1.3M+6.7%
Hamilton County, TXNot scored1548.1$212K+5.2%
Dimmit County, TXNot scored1963.4$144K−6.5%
San Augustine County, TXNot scored1551.0$182K−2.5%
Coleman County, TXNot scored1029.9$310K+3.0%
Yoakum County, TXNot scored1661.3$188K−3.0%
McCulloch County, TXNot scored1751.6$188K−1.6%
Winkler County, TXNot scored310.9$1M−2.8%
Castro County, TXNot scored520.7$489K−0.4%
Dallam County, TXNot scored623.2$414K+5.2%
Goliad County, TXNot scored517.8$592K+2.7%
Brooks County, TXNot scored1240.3$239K−7.3%
Swisher County, TXNot scored937.8$228K−3.5%
Bailey County, TXNot scored627.2$371K+1.4%
La Salle County, TXNot scored530.4$324K−1.9%
Childress County, TXNot scored1687.1$118K−0.2%
Refugio County, TXNot scored728.1$334K−1.3%
Presidio County, TXNot scored520.7$401K−11.0%
Carson County, TXNot scored417.4$656K+0.2%
Lynn County, TXNot scored523.8$466K+7.3%
San Saba County, TXNot scored1047.8$206K+1.1%
Delta County, TXNot scored523.0$435K+6.3%
Haskell County, TXNot scored628.3$359K+1.1%
Martin County, TXNot scored525.3$479K+0.5%
Floyd County, TXNot scored630.7$334K−9.1%
Hartley County, TXNot scored849.0$231K−8.1%
Hansford County, TXNot scored316.1$659K−5.9%
Garza County, TXNot scored534.2$284K−22.3%
Crosby County, TXNot scored420.7$455K−4.8%
Wheeler County, TXNot scored525.9$396K−4.1%
Jim Hogg County, TXNot scored539.1$230K−6.0%
Crane County, TXNot scored318.4$556K−2.5%
Mills County, TXNot scored738.9$271K+3.0%
Kimble County, TXNot scored629.4$352K+3.4%
Mason County, TXNot scored423.4$444K+0.5%
Fisher County, TXNot scored319.2$514K+0.4%
Hardeman County, TXNot scored973.2$140K−7.5%
Baylor County, TXNot scored532.7$290K+0.3%
Hudspeth County, TXNot scored111.9$719K+7.7%
Coke County, TXNot scored16.3$1.5M+2.7%
Concho County, TXNot scored336.9$262K+8.7%
Knox County, TXNot scored324.1$386K−4.6%
Sutton County, TXNot scored323.6$472K−4.7%
Donley County, TXNot scored325.4$380K−1.9%
Hemphill County, TXNot scored747.4$213K−8.4%
Reagan County, TXNot scored00.0n/a−7.5%
Upton County, TXNot scored214.7$635K−5.1%
Shackelford County, TXNot scored646.4$228K+2.7%
Kinney County, TXNot scored326.0$371K0.0%
Lipscomb County, TXNot scored548.8$219K−2.8%
Crockett County, TXNot scored00.0n/a−10.5%
Hall County, TXNot scored434.2$273K−2.4%
Real County, TXNot scored18.9$1M−0.1%
Collingsworth County, TXNot scored110.3$981K−5.9%
Cochran County, TXNot scored00.0n/a−0.5%
Schleicher County, TXNot scored220.7$523K−7.9%
Sherman County, TXNot scored223.7$466K−0.1%
Oldham County, TXNot scored116.3$717K+1.0%
Culberson County, TXNot scored00.0n/a+3.8%
Menard County, TXNot scored110.6$907K−0.1%
Jeff Davis County, TXNot scored220.7$506K−13.9%
Armstrong County, TXNot scored113.0$797K−0.4%
Dickens County, TXNot scored227.5$346K−3.7%
Throckmorton County, TXNot scored113.6$745K+6.7%
Sterling County, TXNot scored250.1$217K−2.5%
Irion County, TXNot scored00.0n/a−2.9%
Cottle County, TXNot scored117.3$562K−10.4%
Briscoe County, TXNot scored118.1$543K+3.8%
Edwards County, TXNot scored249.5$172K−3.6%
Stonewall County, TXNot scored119.5$511K−4.7%
Motley County, TXNot scored00.0n/a−1.8%
Glasscock County, TXNot scored00.0n/a+1.0%
Foard County, TXNot scored122.9$470K−4.2%
Terrell County, TXNot scored00.0n/a−6.6%
Roberts County, TXNot scored261.9$170K+5.2%
Kent County, TXNot scored00.0n/a−11.1%
Borden County, TXNot scored141.2$279K−11.8%
McMullen County, TXNot scored148.3$211K−9.0%
King County, TXNot scored00.0n/a−28.1%
Kenedy County, TXNot scored00.0n/a−8.6%
Loving County, TXNot scored00.0n/a−17.5%

Markets with fewer than 5 medical and dental practices on map listings, and counties under 10,000 people, aren’t scored; they’re listed last in each table.

Questions

How many medical and dental practices are in Texas?

Texas has 90,834 medical and dental practices on map listings as of September 2026. 12,130 of them (13%) are chain locations. The listings count every outpatient clinic and practice, and urgent care. Official counts show 43,647 businesses with payroll classed as offices of physicians, dentists, chiropractors, optometrists and therapists, and urgent care centers in 2023, up 4.2% from 2019. Official counts list 29,247 one-person businesses without payroll.

How much do households in Texas spend on medical and dental services?

About $12.8B a year, or $1,164 per household. That is 10% below the U.S. average (an index of 90, where 100 is the U.S. average). Spread across the 90,834 medical and dental practices on map listings, it comes to $141K per practice. It is estimated from the incomes of the 10,992,816 households in Texas and national spending patterns by income.

How does Texas compare with the U.S. for medical and dental practices?

Texas has 82.6 medical and dental practices per 10,000 households, 2% below the U.S. rate of 84.5. Spending per practice is $141K, 8% below the U.S. figure of $152K. At the national ratio of medical and dental practices to household spending, Texas would have about 83,875, against 90,834 on map listings. There is one business with payroll in the industry for every 252 households, against one for every 270 across the U.S. The official count rose 4.2% from 2019 to 2023, against +1.5% for the U.S.

Which market in Texas has the highest market score for medical and dental practices?

Among 26 scored metro areas in or partly in Texas, the Killeen-Temple metro area scores highest, at 76 (high). Among 41 scored small-town markets in or partly in Texas, the Bonham area scores highest, at 85 (high). Among 160 scored counties in Texas, Chambers County scores highest, at 87 (high). Scores compare each market with others of its kind across the U.S.

What is the Groundwork market score?

The Groundwork market score runs from 0 to 100 and compares a market with others of its kind for one business type: states with states, metro areas with metro areas, small-town markets and counties with their own. It weighs household spending per competitor (35%), households per business with payroll (25%), population growth (20%) and spending power (20%), each ranked against those peers. A higher score means that, taken together, the market has more household spending and more households for each business already there, faster population growth and more spending per household than similar markets. It describes a market, not any one site or deal. Texas scores 38 for medical and dental practices (lower middle), #39 of the 50 states and DC.

How can I see the market around a specific site?

Run a Groundwork site report on an address in Texas. It maps the medical and dental practices on map listings near the site and sizes the households and spending within the distance you choose. New accounts get 10 actions over 3 days, no card.

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