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Table 1 Change in the Number of Community Mental Health Centers and Suicide Mortality Rates by State, 2014–2017

From: Changes in community mental health services availability and suicide mortality in the US: a retrospective study

 

Number of Community Mental Health Centers

Suicide Mortality Rates

2014

2017

% Change 2014–2017

2014

2017

% Change 2014–2017

Nationwide

3406

2920

−14.27%

15.37

16.85

9.63%

AK

36

29

−19.44%

22.67

27.03

19.25%

AL

78

70

−10.26%

14.74

17.15

16.35%

AR

91

80

−12.09%

17.5

21.00

20.02%

AZ

55

32

−41.82%

18.6

18.91

1.68%

CA

157

104

−33.76%

10.99

10.91

−0.76%

CO

82

89

8.54%

20.41

21.06

3.20%

CT

31

34

9.68%

10.57

11.29

6.78%

DC

7

7

0.00%

8.35

6.77

−18.89%

DE

8

7

−12.50%

13.47

11.64

− 13.56%

FL

156

101

−35.26%

15.35

15.38

0.18%

GA

65

41

−36.92%

12.91

13.91

7.77%

HI

15

8

− 46.67%

14.58

15.90

9.06%

IA

65

60

−7.69%

13.13

15.23

15.97%

ID

46

25

−45.65%

19.58

22.83

16.61%

IL

146

101

−30.82%

10.97

11.51

4.96%

IN

154

139

−9.74%

14.39

16.38

13.83%

KS

77

73

−5.19%

15.74

18.98

20.60%

KY

113

103

−8.85%

16.52

17.29

4.64%

LA

29

15

−48.28%

14.67

15.37

4.77%

MA

45

39

−13.33%

8.88

9.94

11.96%

MD

76

37

−51.32%

10.39

10.41

0.19%

ME

31

27

− 12.90%

16.54

20.51

24.00%

MI

105

100

−4.76%

13.72

14.63

6.60%

MN

69

60

−13.04%

12.64

14.04

11.08%

MO

58

65

12.07%

16.89

18.83

11.47%

MS

109

89

−18.35%

12.83

14.91

16.23%

MT

60

44

−26.67%

24.52

29.61

20.74%

NC

37

29

−21.62%

13.71

14.81

7.99%

ND

4

7

75.00%

18.53

20.39

10.02%

NE

14

27

92.86%

13.39

14.32

6.96%

NH

27

31

14.81%

18.62

19.73

5.99%

NJ

91

82

−9.89%

8.91

8.83

−0.92%

NM

29

22

−24.14%

21.63

23.51

8.71%

NV

12

5

−58.33%

20.22

20.91

3.43%

NY

150

110

−26.67%

8.72

8.54

−2.01%

OH

210

168

−20.00%

12.95

14.92

15.25%

OK

64

59

−7.81%

19.06

19.23

0.90%

OR

43

35

−18.60%

19.75

19.91

0.83%

PA

107

88

−17.76%

14.3

15.85

10.86%

RI

23

17

−26.09%

10.8

12.17

12.72%

SC

50

59

18.00%

15.67

16.68

6.44%

SD

26

25

−3.85%

16.64

21.96

31.99%

TN

104

86

−17.31%

15.25

17.36

13.85%

TX

109

124

13.76%

12.16

13.35

9.77%

UT

31

35

12.90%

19.03

21.37

12.32%

VA

87

87

0.00%

13.55

13.92

2.73%

VT

27

25

−7.41%

19.79

17.96

−9.25%

WA

89

113

26.97%

15.97

17.51

9.66%

WI

37

29

−21.62%

13.37

15.98

19.51%

WV

43

55

27.91%

19.73

21.64

9.69%

WY

28

23

−17.86%

20.54

27.10

31.94%

  1. SOURCE Data were from 2014 to 2017 National Mental Health Services Survey (N-MHSS) to identify state-level mental health facility status during 2014–2017 and from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Wide-Ranging Online Data for Epidemiologic Research (WONDER) data for suicide rates, identified as intentional self-harm by ICD-10-CM diagnosis codes U03, X60-X71, X72-X74, X75-X84, Y87.0. NOTE A Community Mental Health Center was defined as a facility that provided any of the following services: 1) outpatient services, 2) 24-h emergency care services, 3) day treatment or other partial hospitalization services, or psychosocial rehabilitation services, and 4) screening for inpatient services to state mental health facilities, and that met applicable licensing or certification requirements for community mental health centers in a state where it is located [7]. Mental health care facilities self-identified as a partial hospitalization or day treatment facility were also categorized as a community mental health center