Medical Equipment Supplier Lists and Rankings
Ranked lists turn the supplier dataset into quick comparisons of states, cities, assignment rates, and recent enrollments.
Which lists are available?
Each list uses the same counts as the state and city pages, so numbers always match. Lists are useful for planners, journalists, and caregivers who want to compare places before they search for a single supplier.
States ranked by suppliers
Every state ordered by supplier count and share of the U.S.
Largest cities by suppliers
The 100 cities with the most listings.
Assignment rate by state
Share of suppliers that accept Medicare assignment.
Recently enrolled suppliers
The newest 100 enrollments in the directory.
Assignment rate by city
Highest and lowest Medicare assignment rates among large cities.
New supplier hotspots
Cities where the most suppliers enrolled since January 2025.
Dedicated supply companies by city
Where delivery and setup suppliers are concentrated.
What does each list tell you?
The state ranking shows where supplier networks are largest and how assignment rates compare. The city ranking highlights metro areas with the deepest choice. The assignment list helps you see where suppliers are more likely to take the Medicare-approved amount as payment in full. The recent enrollment list shows where new businesses are entering the market. Together, they give a quick picture before you open a state or city page. Because every number on these lists also appears on the matching state and city pages, you can verify any figure by following the link in the table.
How often do the lists change?
The lists are rebuilt whenever a new version of the supplier dataset is published, so counts, ranks, and recent enrollments can shift between releases. A state that moves up the ranking has usually gained new enrollments or lost fewer suppliers than its neighbors. The latest enrollment date appears on the home page and on the recent enrollment list, which tells you how current the snapshot is.
How should you use rankings?
A high count means more choice, not better quality. Pair rankings with the selection checklist and verify any supplier you plan to use. Data details are on the methodology page.