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The U.S. Mental Health Market: 44 Million Adults With Mental Health Issues & $147 Billion In Annual Spending

In 2009, national spending on mental health services totaled $147 billion and accounted for 6.3% of all health spending. Of that total, public payers accounted for the majority (60%) at $88 billion, while private payers accounted for the remaining $59 billion (40%). Medicaid was the single largest payer for all mental health services; accounting for 27% of total expenditures, followed by other state, federal, and local funds (33%), private insurance (29%), and out-of-pocket expenditures (11%). While 2009 is the latest year for spending reports, by 2014, expenditures on mental health (MH) and substance abuse (SA) treatment are . . .

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