GoodRx released a report in September detailing different types of health care deserts nationwide with original data analysis. The report shows that 40% of counties across the country are classified as pharmacy deserts, where the majority of residents may have difficulty filling prescriptions. In some urban areas, like inner-city Baltimore, it may not be common for residents to have a car, so this map may not be an accurate representation. Also, high congestion may narrow the distance that can be covered by car in 15 minutes. Here are the tallies for Maryland.