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Contractor vs Home Modifications Contractor

Side-by-side comparison of provider counts, geographic distribution, and per-capita density across U.S. states.

This page compares two distinct NUCC-taxonomy specialties tracked by the CMS National Plan and Provider Enumeration System: Contractor, which currently counts 8,697 enrolled providers across 54 U.S. states and territories, and Home Modifications Contractor, with 1,102 providers across 50 states. Each clinician on these rosters selected a primary NUCC code at NPI enrollment, so the totals measure how many providers self-identify their primary practice as Contractor or Home Modifications Contractor rather than the total population ever trained or credentialed in either field — dual-certified clinicians show up under whichever code they registered first.

On national volume, Contractor carries the larger provider roster (8,697 vs 1,102), and Contractor has the wider geographic footprint at 54 states versus 50. The top Contractor concentration sits in Florida (829 providers), while Home Modifications Contractor peaks in Ohio (200). The per-capita columns in the table below normalize each state's raw count against 2023 Census population estimates, which matters because absolute provider counts track population scale first and specialty density second — a small state with a strong training pipeline can out-rank a larger state on per-100K availability.

Use this comparison to understand relative availability, not to judge clinical substitutability — Contractor and Home Modifications Contractor are distinct specialties with different scopes of practice, training requirements, and conditions they treat, even when their NUCC categories overlap. Important: PlainDoctor is a directory of publicly available CMS government data, not medical advice, a provider rating, or a recommendation about which specialty a patient should consult. Always work with a licensed clinician to determine which specialty is appropriate for your condition, verify any specific provider through the NPPES NPI Registry and the relevant state medical board, and consult the NUCC taxonomy documentation for the formal scope-of-practice definitions behind each specialty code.

Contractor

8,697
Providers
54
States
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Home Modifications Contractor

Category: Contractor

1,102
Providers
50
States
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Top 5 States — Contractor

Florida 829
Ohio 733
Georgia 704
Texas 662
New York 661

Top 5 States — Home Modifications Contractor

Ohio 200
Texas 138
Virginia 93
Colorado 77
Minnesota 58

Geographic Comparison

State Contractor Home Modifications Contractor
Ohio 733 200
Florida 829 56
Texas 662 138
Georgia 704 16
New York 661 33
California 490 23
Indiana 347 27
Arizona 330 6
Michigan 269 33
Colorado 192 77
Oklahoma 251 8
Virginia 166 93
Nebraska 249 6
Washington 241 7
Pennsylvania 199 31
Illinois 197 16
Minnesota 145 58
Nevada 184 2
Oregon 168 5
New Jersey 151 19
North Carolina 137 20
Louisiana 100 30
Maryland 120 8
South Carolina 89 31
Missouri 95 16
Wisconsin 85 19
Kentucky 95 7
Massachusetts 91 4
Tennessee 70 20
New Mexico 64 9
Alabama 65 3
District of Columbia 59 5
Arkansas 58 5
Hawaii 57 2
Kansas 35 14
Iowa 26 12
Alaska 26 11
Maine 34 1
Mississippi 31 0
Connecticut 24 1
Utah 21 3
Montana 21 2
Delaware 10 10
New Hampshire 16 4
Idaho 17 1
North Dakota 16 1
Wyoming 15 1
Rhode Island 8 3
West Virginia 9 0
South Dakota 5 2
Vermont 3 2

Summary

Contractor has more registered providers nationally (8,697 vs 1,102). Contractor has broader geographic coverage across 54 states.

Dive deeper into either specialty, or pivot to a different comparison — all rosters drawn from the CMS NPPES registry and NUCC taxonomy.

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FAQ

How many Contractor providers are there vs Home Modifications Contractor?
There are 8,697 Contractor providers and 1,102 Home Modifications Contractor providers registered in the CMS NPPES directory.
Which specialty has broader geographic coverage?
Contractor has broader coverage with 54 states vs 50 states.
Where is the data from?
Provider counts are from the CMS National Plan and Provider Enumeration System (NPPES). Per-capita rates use 2023 Census population estimates.

Provider data from CMS NPPES (download.cms.gov/nppes); specialty classifications from the NUCC Health Care Provider Taxonomy; each clinician identified by NPI. Per-capita rates use 2023 Census population estimates. PlainDoctor does not rate or recommend providers. Methodology · About.