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Shipra Singh
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Learn MoreMental Health in Kentucky
Amidst the stunning rolling hills and natural landscapes of Kentucky, there’s a crisis happening in mental health. The problem twofold: higher rates of mental illness and lower access to mental health care compared to the US average.
According to a Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF) analysis of US Census Bureau data, 37.4% of Kentuckians report symptoms of anxiety or depression compared to 32.3% across the US. At the same time, data from the Bureau of Health Workforce finds that Kentucky only has 24% of the psychiatrists that they actually need.
Because of that shortage, 23% of adults and 36% of teenagers in Kentucky who have depression or anxiety don’t get the treatment they need. But the good news is that there are hopeful improvements. According to data from the CDC, the percentage of adults who have 14 or more days per month of poor mental health has dropped each year since 2019, and Kentucky’s introduction of the 988 crisis hotline in 2022 has shown promise.
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