To find health and medical resources for your specific state, you'll want to check the master list of individal state health and medical resources to see if your state's information is available. If not, these general resources will to lead you to your state-specific information:
Doctor Licensing
For doctor licensing information, find your state's medical or licensing board at the Federation of State Medical Boards.State Health Boards
The CDC maintains a list of State Boards of Health
Find links to all state Boards of Pharmacy
Health Insurance
For health insurance problems or inquiries, Medicare provides this master list of state Insurance Boards.Medical Records
For your state's rules on obtaining medical records, check out Medical Records Rights from Georgetown University.
Or use Medefile's information about how much your state can charge for medical records copies.
Hospitals
To compare the hospitals in your area, information from the US Department of Health and Human Services at Hospital Compare.
Workers' Compensation
For workers' compensation information state-by-state, try the links at Health Harbor's workers' compensation section.
Prescription Assistance
Prescription assistance programs vary by state. The National Conference of State Legislatures lists prescription assistance programs by state.Advance Directives
Advance directives laws, including living wills, DNRs, and POLST vary by state. Caring Info provides an excellent list of advance directive laws for each state.
Medical Societies
Each state has a state association of medical societies, then individual, local area (often county) societies. Find your state's association on this list, then search within that state site for your local medical society.
