Mental health stats

The case for
changing the work.

Behavioral health has a math problem: more need than clinicians, and too much of every clinician's day spent away from care. These are the numbers we're working to change.

1 in 5

U.S. adults experiences mental illness in a given year.

~50%

of people with a mental illness receive no treatment at all.

122M

Americans live in areas with a shortage of mental health professionals.

6+ hrs

per week a typical clinician spends on documentation alone.

Sources: NIMH, SAMHSA, HRSA workforce data and published clinician surveys. Figures rounded; ask us for the full citation list.

The cost of the
work around the work.

Every hour of care generates paperwork, and the paperwork is winning. The result is burnout, shrinking panels and clinicians leaving the field they trained a decade for.

45%of psychologists report feeling burned out.
60%cite paperwork as a leading cause of leaving practice.
<20%of practices consistently run measurement-based care.

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Improving

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Steady

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