New York and Hawaii are the highest and Nevada and Arizona are the lowest.

Mental Health America Report continues to experience mental illness every year.

Alexandria, Virginia, on October 1, 2025 (Glove News Wire) -News, Hawaii and New Jersey have been the best ranked in the nation’s mental health measurements in 2022 and 2023. US Mental Health Status Report Mental Health in the United States. Nevada, Arizona and Alabama have a high proportion of mental illness in 2022 and 2023 and have lower access to mental health care. This is right Second report Nevada and Arizona accounted for the lowest ranking, and in these states, they emphasized high need for strategic investment in mental health.

Using the most recent federal data, the United States’s 2025 mental health status report ranks 50 states and Columbia special zones based on 17 mental health measurements, including mental health, drug use conditions, suicide ideas and provider availability. This results provide snapshots every year for mental health demands, access and results in the United States, providing information on policies, program plans, analysis and evaluation.

Mary Giliberti, a middle president and CEO of Mental Health America, said, “This report provides a foundation for the most necessary resources to build a better strategy, to defend smart policies, and to solve the continuous mental health crisis of this country.” We can best support individuals and communities that represent data by moving from perception to continuous change. ”

For more than 10 years, the US Mental Health Status Report has provided meaningful data to provide information to public health strategies. According to this year’s report, the people in the south and the more rural population are facing the biggest difference in mental health care. For example, almost 20%of adults with mental illnesses in Tennessee, Mississippi and Texas were not covered compared to 4%of Vermont, Maryland and Road Island in 2022 and 2023. And almost 40%of adults suffering from mental illness in Wisconsin, Utah and Wioming did not receive the necessary mental health care in 2022 and 2023, and only 16%of the main and 16%of Arkansas.

In addition to the ranking of the state, the US mental health report is edited in the latest national data on mental health and welfare trends. The report analyzes data from a number of federal data sets that reflect some of the combined data (most recent state -level data) and 2024 data in 2022 and 2023. The main results of the latest report include:

• The prevalence of mental health problems among adults in the United States has been stably maintained from 2021 to 2024, but this ratio is still unacceptable.

  • In 2024, one out of four adults in the United States (23.40%) had mental illness, 17.70%had drug use disorders and 5.50%reported serious thoughts about suicide.

• The approach remains a big barrier to caring in the United States.

  • In 2022 and 2023, 25%of adults suffering from mental illness reported that mental health was not met last year, and 77.09%of all adults with drug use disorders were not treated. In addition, 9.20%of adults suffering from mental illness had more than 5 million people without insurance.

• The mental health of the United States (12-17 years old) has been greatly improved from 2023 to 2024. To maintain this trend, continuous support is required.

  • 15.40%of adolescents experienced a major depressed episode in 2024 (compared to 18.10%in 2023). This showed important improvements, while 11.30% (2.8 million) of adolescents experienced a major depressed episode in 2024 with serious obstacles, which seriously influenced the function of work, school or at home.

  • 10.10%of adolescents reported serious thoughts about suicide in 2024 (compared to 12.30%in 2023). While this showed important improvements, nearly 3 million young people still reported serious thoughts on suicide in 2024, emphasizing the need for continuous investment in crisis treatment and two investments. High suicide prevention Between teenagers.

  • 28.60%of adolescents did not visit preventive health in 2022 and 2023, indicating that prevention and screening opportunities were missed. As a result, there were over 7 million young people in the United States and emphasized important opportunities for improvement.

This year’s US mental health report is published with the Youth Spotlight, which provides tools and strategies that provide tools and strategies for state governments to convert rank into local actions. How to get from data to action: Spotlight for youth mental health advocacy. The spotlight is made Mental Health America ‘S Young Leaders Council (YLC)Cohort of 10 young advocates aged 18-25 nationwide. Spotlight shows how young people have already changed their perceptions and provide strategies and inspirations for others.

Maddy Reinert, chief director of the population health of Mental Health America, said, “It is encouraging to see signs of improvement of youth mental health, and that’s why we can’t step out of the gas pedal. In order to make continuous progress, you must continue to invest in all stages of proven strategy and mental health travel that supports people at all stages. “

The rankings reported in the US mental health status report are based on the latest federal data of the US drug abuse and mental health service management bureau, the disease control prevention center and the Ministry of Education.

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