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Geographic Distribution -- Continuing care retirement communities: 2007

Data for the Health care and social assistance sector are published for the U.S., states, metropolitan areas, counties, places, and ZIP Codes.

Table includes only establishments of firms with payroll. Nonemployers are shown in the tab to the left. Introductory text includes scope, methodology, non-sampling error, and confidentiality protection. For descriptions of column headings and rows (industries), click on the appropriate underlined element in the table.

Description		Estab- lish- ments	Receipts ($1,000)	Receipts % of U.S.	Receipts per capita ($)	Annual payroll ($1,000)	Paid employees
United States		5,939	26,029,696	100.00	86	10,103,523	442,219
Pennsylvania		365	2,979,867	11.45	238	1,145,763	46,948
Florida		413	2,125,599	8.17	116	700,685	29,903
California		412	1,907,922	7.33	53	695,192	28,018
Ohio		360	1,893,464	7.27	164	744,449	33,888
Illinois		191	1,166,636	4.48	91	481,075	19,774
Maryland		126	1,119,829	4.30	199	397,951	13,484
North Carolina		272	1,103,582	4.24	122	423,268	20,427
Texas		319	947,101	3.64	40	366,135	16,358
Virginia		154	945,374	3.63	122	334,290	13,768
New Jersey		119	817,187	3.14	95	303,451	12,043
Indiana		140	716,459	2.75	113	316,235	14,324
Washington		202	697,249	2.68	108	265,838	11,989
New York		108	641,479	2.46	33	238,665	8,981
Minnesota		206	635,636	2.44	122	293,162	14,664
Wisconsin		212	590,016	2.27	105	268,580	12,273
Kansas		155	570,082	2.19	205	249,322	11,625
Missouri		173	570,014	2.19	96	240,863	10,775
Massachusetts		119	563,313	2.16	87	213,305	8,499
Michigan		124	540,975	2.08	54	207,127	9,213
Oregon		182	520,479	2.00	139	202,252	9,712
Arizona		127	460,044	1.77	72	186,676	7,928
Iowa		131	431,604	1.66	145	192,010	9,689
South Carolina		109	385,420	1.48	87	148,712	7,266
Colorado		104	368,672	1.42	76	151,248	5,925
Tennessee		94	337,120	1.30	55	126,659	6,142
Georgia		111	316,187	1.21	33	104,768	5,120
Connecticut		47	265,858	1.02	76	113,675	4,721
Oklahoma		83	223,858	0.86	62	86,606	4,380
Kentucky		43	220,114	0.85	52	89,455	4,005
Nebraska		79	213,088	0.82	120	92,800	4,894
Alabama		78	179,012	0.69	39	72,409	3,746
Louisiana		33	134,208	0.52	31	54,117	2,876
New Hampshire		29	124,997	0.48	95	47,712	1,939
South Dakota		53	120,571	0.46	151	53,446	2,728
West Virginia		40	114,937	0.44	63	49,195	2,894
New Mexico		28	108,207	0.42	55	45,822	2,259
Rhode Island		32	101,540	0.39	96	38,535	1,791
Maine		27	75,499	0.29	57	31,739	1,677
Hawaii		13	72,199	0.28	57	26,740	1,017
North Dakota		28	72,136	0.28	113	33,345	1,834
Montana		39	69,158	0.27	72	33,231	1,675
District of Columbia		9	63,901	0.25	109	26,141	792
Idaho		53	63,826	0.25	43	26,113	1,533
Utah		35	55,768	0.21	21	22,506	1,429
Vermont		30	52,614	0.20	85	22,704	1,021
Mississippi		35	49,292	0.19	17	19,858	1,066
Nevada		17	43,659	0.17	17	18,246	802
Wyoming		10	25,952	0.10	50	9,644	499
All other states, including those below		70	227,992	0.88		91,803	3,905
Delaware		22	D			D	(2500-4999)
Arkansas		32	D			D	(1000-2499)
Alaska		16	D			D	(20-99)

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