How do can the issue be resolved? The study said California will be short about 4,700 primary care clinicians in 2025 and about 4,100 primary care clinicians in 2030. In the report, the authors noted that California’s population is aging faster than any other state, with a projected increase of more than 1 million residents by midcentury.
The study said California will be short about 4,700 primary care clinicians in 2025 and about 4,100 primary care clinicians in 2030. In the report, the authors noted that California’s population is aging faster than any other state, with a projected increase of more than 1 million residents by midcentury.