Mental health data

Overview

This data shows how many people have used mental health services in Colorado. These services can include assessment, diagnosis, treatment, or counseling. Data is shown as a rate to compare use of mental health services across different communities. This can help us understand gaps in services and guide strategies to improve access to care.

• Data Sources: All Payers Claims Database, CCAR, Involuntary Mental Health Treatment (27-65)

Explore the Data

Number of people who received publicly-funded community mental health services per 1,000 people

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Number of people with health insurance and at least one claim who received mental health services at a rate per 1,000 people

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Number of people with health insurance and at least one claim and a mental health diagnosis who received mental health services at a rate per 1,000 people

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Additional Documentation and Resources

• OwnPath is a searchable online directory designed to help people in Colorado find licensed behavioral health providers.