The table summarizes the percentage of census tracts that are underserved, but also shows the percentage of underserved area and population.
For one, some of those health workers who – without financial incentive – find practice in any underserved area less attractive than practice in sites that are not underserved decide to enroll in financial-incentive programs and to complete their obligations.
"This is not an underserved area," Mr. Burnes said Friday.
Now his focus is on rentals, "the biggest underserved area of our business".
In return for federal tuition aid, he agreed to work for three years in a medically underserved area.
Some medical students commit to military service or to practice in a medically underserved area to reduce costs.
Mr. Rodriguez said the councilman was "not a proactive leader, especially for an underserved area like the one we live in".
For example, we could forgive the loans of graduates who enter primary care and agree to work in a rural or underserved area.
It wouldn't take a lot to make another underserved area of the country grow more potential marketable rivalries, if a viable owner could be found in St Louis.
Mr. Liu was born in Augusta, Ga., where his parents, doctors from Taiwan, moved to practice medicine in an underserved area.
The National Health Service Corps helps doctors repay their loans in exchange for a commitment to work in an underserved area, but few doctors sign up.
