Agreed. I would recommend that you take a look at the AAMC website that lists all the medical schools. Other than Albany, VCU, and Chicago Med, schools that are also easier include East Tennessee, Eastern Virginia, Florida State, Loma Linda, Loyola, MCO, MCW, Michigan State, Northeastern Ohio, Southern Illinois, SUNY Downstate, East Carolina, U of South Alabama, U of S Florida, Wayne State, and Wright State. Other schools that have certain restrictions on admissions include Howard, Marshall, Mercer, Morehouse, Ponce (PR), Texas Tech, Texas A&M, UC Irvine.
Also, the osteopathic schools are generally a lot less competitive, despite the quoted fact that some of them are ranked alongside other more reputable allopathic schools (no one will ever convince me that medical teaching/students are better at Oklahoma State than at UT Southwestern). I am not sure why there is even a ranking of primary care in US News since many primary care residencies don't fill nowadays and are clearly not the desired career goals of most US seniors.