TX · Healthcare shortage profile
Camp County, TX
Peak severity leads this reading: Camp County's highest active HPSA score is 19.0, clearing HRSA's 17-point high-priority line. Population 12,464.
- Active HPSAs
- 3
- Population
- 12,464
- Peak shortage score
- 19.0
- MUA Index
- -
Light-burden verdict
According to current HRSA Data Warehouse records, Camp County carries a comparatively light shortage burden - 3 active HPSA designations, more than 20% of the 3,289 real US counties, with primary care the deepest gap.
- 3
- Active HPSA designations
- 1
- Dental shortages
- 19
- Peak severity score (of 26)
- Top 80%
- US counties by volume
Few Census ZCTAs touch Camp County
The Census ZCTA-county crosswalk lists only 2 ZIP Code Tabulation Areas intersecting Camp County, a sparse footprint relative to most US counties in this mirror (at or below the 9-ZIP tercile cut).
Intersecting ZCTA
Source: Census ZCTA–county relationship file joined to this portal's county FIPS set. As of 2026-08-15.
Key findings
What the HRSA Data Warehouse does not surface for Camp County, TX on its own pages , computed from the retained designation mirror as of 2026-08-15. Each line carries its own denominator so it can be quoted as it stands.
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Peak HPSA score 19.0 clears HRSA's 17-point high-priority line.
Scores at or above 17 on the 0–25/26 scales open NHSC placement priority for the matching provider type; eligibility still follows the designated area, not the county boundary alone.
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Closing Camp County's active designations would take about 3.3 additional clinician FTEs, with dental the largest gap.
HRSA providers_needed summed once per HPSA id (no double-count across status rows): 1.3 primary care, 0.6 mental health, 1.4 dental. This is the federal gap estimate, not a headcount of practising clinicians.
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33.3% of Camp County's 3 active designations are primary care.
Discipline mix from designated HPSA records only: 1 primary care, 1 mental health, 1 dental (denominator 3).
Camp County vs. every real US county
Total active HPSA designations, including counties with none
3 Top 80% higher than 20% of 3,289 real US counties
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Source HRSA Data Warehouse, designated HPSAs · 2026
State peer position. Camp County falls in the upper half of TX counties by active-designation volume, at rank 98 of 254. Ties share a rank; the comparison uses the same current designated records as the national chart.
Healthcare shortage designations from HRSA. FIPS: 48063. Population: 12,464.
Active HPSA scores
Current designated records only. No Medically Underserved Area designation covers Camp County in the current HRSA release, federal support here runs through the HPSA route alone. Scores range 0–25 (primary/mental health), 0–26 (dental). Higher = greater need. What counts as a high score?
Highest-severity HPSA designations
All 3 active (designated) HPSAs in Camp County, ranked by HRSA shortage score.
| Name | Type | Score |
|---|---|---|
| LI-Camp County | dental | 19.0 |
| Camp County | mental_health | 18.0 |
| LI - Camp County | primary_care | 16.0 |
Light-burden reading for Camp County
Peak severity leads this reading: Camp County's highest active HPSA score is 19.0, clearing HRSA's 17-point high-priority line. Dental care carries Camp County's deepest shortage reading, 19.0 on HRSA's 0–26 dental scale, past the 17-point line HRSA uses to open National Health Service Corps placement and enhanced Medicare reimbursement. Primary care reads 16.0 of 25; Mental health reads 18.0 of 25. No Medically Underserved Area designation covers Camp County, so federal support here runs through the HPSA route alone.
Camp County carries 3 active designations and sits below the national mid-pack (above 20% of counties). A light footprint still matters: a single high-score dental or mental-health record can open program geography even when the county total looks small next to heavy peers.
Camp County falls in the upper half of TX counties by active-designation volume, at rank 98 of 254. Read the active scores and the deepest-care guide link below before collapsing this county into a "no shortage" story.
Light-volume FTE gap for Camp County
HRSA providers_needed summed once per HPSA id for Camp County's active designations: about 3.3 FTE, a federal gap estimate, not a headcount of practising clinicians.
Source: HRSA Data Warehouse, Health Professional Shortage Areas (HPSA) + Medically Underserved Areas/Populations (MUA/P) HPSA primary-care, mental-health, and dental designations for Camp County, TX · 2026 HRSA designation data updated quarterly; HPSA scores 0-25 (primary/mental) and 0-26 (dental); higher = greater shortage severity. Coverage tiers from U.S. Census ACS PUMS + KFF state tracker.
Acting on Camp County's designations
Camp County's shortage designations unlock specific federal programs and comparisons, here is how to act on them.
- Camp County's 3 active designations make providers here eligible for National Health Service Corps loan repayment, estimate the award and service terms. NHSC estimator
- See how the county's primary care burden compares with the rest of TX before you draw conclusions from a single score. TX overview
- Check whether an area clears HRSA's 3,500:1 population-to-provider threshold with the provider-to-population ratio behind an HPSA score. HPSA score lookup
HPSA scores describe shortage severity within HRSA's designation criteria, not the availability of any individual provider. For a specific appointment, contact a provider or your insurer; use HRSA's current tools to verify a designation.
Counties near Camp County's dental score of 19.0
One peer set for this severity-led county: nearest active dental HPSA score to 19.0 (severity lead on this page is “LI-Camp County”).
Scott County, MN
19.0 dental score · 150,928 pop.
Lafourche County, LA
19.0 dental score · 97,557 pop.
Chaves County, NM
19.0 dental score · 65,157 pop.
Columbus County, NC
19.0 dental score · 50,623 pop.
Bryan County, OK
19.0 dental score · 46,067 pop.
Waukesha County, WI
19.0 dental score · 406,978 pop.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Which record sets Camp County's peak score of 19.0?
- "LI-Camp County" leads the active set (score 19.0; dental; 5,633 people in the service area; ~1.4 FTE still needed on the record; designated 11/07/2024). Clearing 17 opens NHSC high-priority placement for the matching provider type on the designated geography. Discipline mix across 3 active rows: 1 primary care, 1 mental health, 1 dental.
- Why is Camp County not listed as a Medically Underserved Area?
- Camp County has no MUA designation on this release. Federal shortage support here runs through the active HPSA record set alone.
- Which other active designations sit under Camp County's severity reading?
- After "LI-Camp County", the next active names on this release are "LI-Camp County", "Camp County" and "LI - Camp County". Provider need (id-de-duped) totals ~3.3 FTE across disciplines that still carry a gap.
Source: HRSA Data Warehouse. FIPS: 48063. This county’s designations come from BCD_HPSA_FCT_DET_PC.csv (primary care) , BCD_HPSA_FCT_DET_MH.csv (mental health) and BCD_HPSA_FCT_DET_DH.csv (dental) — download the normalized export on our open data page. PlainHealthAccess is not affiliated with HRSA or any government agency.
HRSA Data Warehouse HPSA + MUA/P records for FIPS 48063 (Camp County, TX), vintage 2026-08-15. Active designation count 3; peak score 19.0; signature peak score 19.0. This profile is reference material, not professional advice; see methodology.