Mental Health in FLORIDA

1 Mental Health inTheFACTSFLORIDA23 Mental Health in FLORIDA The FACTSM ental Health in FLORIDA The FACTSF acts about Mental Health in FLORIDA FLORIDA Mental Health Statistics 5 Facts about Mental Health in FLORIDA FLORIDA Facilities and Hospitalization Statistics 9 Facts about Mental Health in FLORIDA FLORIDA Incarceration Statistics 13 Facts about Mental Health in FLORIDA FLORIDA Suicide Statistics 17 Facts about Mental Health in FLORIDA FLORIDA Substance Abuse Statistics 21 Facts about Mental Health in FLORIDA FLORIDA Workplace Statistics 23 Table of ContentsFlorida Behavioral Health Association5 Mental Health in FLORIDA The FACTS4 Mental Health in FLORIDA The FACTSF acts about Mental Health in FloridaFlorida Mental Health Statistics1 in 6 adults in the experience any Mental illness within a given yearSource.

2 2016 National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH) by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA)1 in 6 Access to Care RankingFlorida Ranks 44thThe Access Ranking indicates how much access to Mental Health care exists within a state. The access measures include access to insurance, access to treatment, quality and cost of insurance, access to special education, and workforce availability. A ranking of 1 indicates that a state provides the most access to insurance and Mental Health treatment. A ranking of 50 indicates the least level of access to insurance and Mental Health treatment in the : The State of Mental Health in America 2018, Mental Health AmericaSource(s): county Health Rankings, Mental Health of adults with Any Mental Illness (AMI) in FLORIDA did not receive treatmentNational average :Red = 1:1,001+ Orange = 1:751-1,000 Yellow = 1:501-750 Green = 1:1-500 Grey = NAKey:Red = 1:1,001+ Orange = 1:751-1,000 Yellow = 1:501-750 Green = 1.

3 1-500 Grey = NARatio of Population to Mental Health Providers, 2016 FLORIDA Behavioral Health AssociationResident deaths by selected causes, by county , FLORIDA , 2016 SuicideHomicideFlorida3,1221,292 Alachua328 Baker51 Bay457 Bradford14 Brevard13430 Broward243104 Calhoun20 Charlotte383 Citrus294 Clay3811 Collier458 Columbia99 Miami-Dade241214 Desoto80 Dixie20 Duval131111 Escambia6123 Flagler202 Franklin21 Gadsden37 Gilchrist30 Glades41 Gulf20 Hamilton20 Hardee60 Hendry56 Hernando386 Highlands246 Hillsborough16384 Holmes41 Indian River295 Jackson32 Jefferson22 SuicideHomicideLafayette00 Lake5213 Lee11346 Leon2612 Levy53 Liberty11 Madison02 Manatee8125 Marion6429 Martin348 Monroe193 Nassau216 Okaloosa4213 Okeechobee86

4 Orange126118 Osceola3620 Palm Beach23089 Pasco10414 Pinellas21454 Polk8746 Putnam157 Saint Johns438 Saint Lucie5115 Santa Rosa437 Sarasota9112 Seminole7128 Sumter191 Suwannee63 Taylor43 Union64 Volusia10326 Wakulla72 Walton152 Washington81 Suicide counts are higher than homicides in 62 of FLORIDA s 67 counties. 93% of the state experienced more suicides than homicides in counts are higher than homicides in 62 of FLORIDA s 67 counties. 93% of the state experienced more suicides than homicides in ranked last in the Per Capita Mental Health Support, (s): National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors Inc.

5 (NRI-inc). 2014. SMHA Mental Health Actual Dollar and Per Capita Expenditures by State. FY 2014 (Using Civilian Population). FLORIDA s per capita support for Mental Health services ranks last among the states7 FLORIDA Mental Health StatisticsFlorida Mental Health StatisticsSource(s): FLORIDA Life Course Indicator Report: Mental Health , FLORIDA Health ; USA Suicide: 2015 Official Final Data67 Mental Health in FLORIDA The FACTSM ental Health in FLORIDA The FACTSF lorida Behavioral Health AssociationFlorida Behavioral Health Association9 Mental Health in FLORIDA The FACTSF acts about Mental Health in FloridaFlorida Facilities and Hospitalization StatisticsFlorida Psychiatric Hospitals.

6 Length of Stay (LOS) StatisticsFlorida Mental Health FacilitiesFacility TypeTotal FacilitiesInpatient FacilitiesResidential FacilitiesPsychiatric public hospitals44 Psychiatric private hospitals41416 General hospitals4747 Residential Treatment Centers for children22 22 Residential Treatment Centers for adults40 36 Veteran Affairs Medical Centers263 Community Mental Health Centers98116 Outpatient Mental Health facilities186 Multi-settling Mental Health facilities1749 Total490112*84*Note: *Total number of facilities may be different from the sum because of unavailability of data due to confidentiality (s): National Mental Health Services Survey (N-MHSS): 2016, Department of Health and Human Services Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, accessed on November 16, 201710429341394 Private for-profitPrivate non-profitState Mental Health authorityOther state government agencyRegional/district authorityDepartment of Veteran AffairsTotal490 Facility by OperationSource(s).

7 FLORIDA 2016 Uniform Reporting System Mental Health Data Results, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, accessed on November 22, 2017167 DaysUS Median 77 daysUS Average 242 days342 Days910 DaysUS Average 1,579 daysState Psychiatric Hospital LOS Discharged Adult Patients (Median)Average State Psychiatric Hospital LOS Discharged Adult PatientsAverage State Psychiatric Hospital LOS Resident Clients in Facility More than 1 yearFlorida Behavioral Health Associationor196 of the total 490 facilities provide court-ordered outpatient treatmentor147 of the total 490 facilities offer post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) treatment30%,40%, Mental Health treatment facilities in Florida490 Mental Health Providers Overall NumberRatio of population to Mental Health providers, 2016 California350:1 New York420.

8 1 Florida750:1 Georgia900:1 Texas1,070:1 Overall Average is 547:1112 Inpatient facilities84 Residential facilities9,173* Total no. of beds*Data as of April 29, 2016 Source(s): Mental Health Providers, county Health Rankings, accessed on November 22, 2017. Mental Health Providers is the ratio of the county population to the number of Mental Health providers including psychiatrists, psychologists, licensed clinical social workers, counselors, marriage and family therapists, Mental Health providers that treat alcohol and other drug abuse, and advanced practice nurses specializing in Mental Health care.

9 In 2015, marriage and family therapists and Mental Health providers that treat alcohol and other drug abuse were added to this measure. Data comes from the National Provider Identification data :1 California350:1 Texas1,070:1 New York420:1 Georgia900 Average547:1 FLORIDA Facilities and Hospitalization StatisticsFlorida Facilities and Hospitalization StatisticsFlorida Mental Health Facilities1011 FLORIDA Behavioral Health AssociationMental Health in FLORIDA The FACTSF lorida Behavioral Health AssociationMental Health in FLORIDA The FACTS13 Mental Health in FLORIDA The FACTS12 Mental Health in FLORIDA The FACTSF acts about Mental Health in FloridaFlorida Incarceration StatisticsIn 2015.

10 The Sentencing Project ranked the states based on the number of people incarcerated in state prison per 100,000 residents. Comparing state-by-state rates of incarceration with the access to Mental Health care ranking shows a strong positive correlation between rates of adult who are in the criminal justice system and lack of access to Mental Health care (r =.69, p=000).6 out of the 10 states with the least access to Mental Health care also have the highest rates of incarceration: FLORIDA Alabama Arkansas Mississippi Texas GeorgiaStates with the least access to Mental Health careStates with the most amount of access to careStates with the least amount of access to careAccess to Care Ranking vs Adult Incarceration RatesFlorida Behavioral Health Association1415 Mental Health in FLORIDA The FACTSM ental Health in FLORIDA The FACTS15 Mental Health in FLORIDA The FACTS15 Mental Health in FLORIDA The FACTSRankStateState Impr