Behavioral Health Research and Data
National and state counts on behavioral health programs, insurance acceptance, and outside EHR records. Each analysis includes the survey questions, the calculation, and the underlying counts.
Source data come from the 2024 SAMHSA N-SUMHSS public-use file.
Treatment programs and payment
IOP and day treatment or partial hospitalization
In 2024, 2,259 of 2,407 included substance use facility records reporting day treatment or partial hospitalization (93.9%) also reported intensive outpatient treatment.
Download counts (CSV)Medicaid and private insurance at IOP facilities
In 2024, 4,517 of 6,921 included substance use IOP facility records (65.3%) reported accepting both Medicaid and private insurance for substance use services.
Download counts (CSV)Residential treatment and IOP at detox facilities
In 2024, 448 of 3,127 included facility records reporting detoxification (14.3%) also reported non-hospital residential treatment and intensive outpatient treatment.
Download counts (CSV)
Outside records and telehealth
Outside records at outpatient mental health telehealth facilities
In 2024, 5,348 of 9,696 included outpatient mental health facility records reporting telehealth (55.2%) reported no incorporation of outside clinical information without manual entry.
Download counts (CSV)Read-only access and incorporation of outside EHR records
In 2024, 1,910 of 5,515 included EHR-using facility records with read-only access to outside clinical information (34.6%) reported no incorporation without manual entry.
Download counts (CSV)Outside records at facilities focused on mental health
In 2024, 630 of 1,463 included records with a primary focus on mental health and read-only access to outside EHR information (43.1%) reported no incorporation without manual entry.
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How to cite the figures
Cite Ease Health’s analysis of the 2024 SAMHSA N-SUMHSS public-use file and link to the specific analysis. Include the geography, the count, and the denominator. The tables describe facility survey responses, with each analysis defining its own cohort.