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📍 Las Vegas 📍 Henderson 📍 Reno 📍 North Las Vegas 📍 Sparks 📍 Carson City 📍 Fernley 📍 Elko 📍 Mesquite 📍 Boulder City 📍 Fallon 📍 Winnemucca 📍 West Wendover 📍 Ely 📍 Yerington 📍 Caliente 📍 Lovelock 📍 Wells 📍 Battle Mountain 📍 Tonopah

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State Nevada

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Healthcare in Nevada

Nevada's healthcare system is shaped by its unique demographics — a rapidly growing population concentrated in Las Vegas and Reno, with vast rural expanses in between. Las Vegas, despite being one of the largest cities in the country, has historically had a significant shortage of physicians and healthcare facilities relative to its population. Major health systems in Las Vegas include University Medical Center of Southern Nevada (UMC) (a Level I Trauma Center and the only public hospital in Southern Nevada), Sunrise Hospital and Medical Center, Valley Health System, and Dignity Health. In Reno, Renown Health is the dominant regional health system.

Nevada has one of the highest rates of uninsured residents in the nation, though this has improved since Medicaid expansion in 2014. The state's Medicaid program, Nevada Medicaid, is administered by the Nevada Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) (dhhs.nv.gov). Nevada operates Nevada Health Link (nevadahealthlink.com) as its state-based ACA marketplace.

The Nevada State Board of Medical Examiners (medboard.nv.gov) licenses allopathic physicians, while the Nevada State Board of Osteopathic Medicine licenses DOs. Both boards provide online license verification.

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