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Of the 326 million individuals in the United States, approximately 21.2 million adults (9%) have a diagnosis of serious mental illness. In 2016, 17.9 million adults had a diagnosis of serious mental illness – also representing 9% of the population.
Of the individuals with an SMI, the majority, 6.42 million (30%) have health care coverage through commercial health plans in 2018. The second largest insurer of individuals with SMI, with 6.38 million (30%) people, was Medicare.
This is a change from 2016, when 34% of adults with an SMI were covered by commercial insurance and 23% had . . .
Distribution Of The U.S. Adult Population With A Serious Mental Illness By Payer: An OPEN MINDS Market Intelligence Report
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