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. 2023 Nov 27;100(6):1149–1158. doi: 10.1007/s11524-023-00795-y

Table 1.

Facility- and state-level characteristics of specialty outpatient mental health treatment facilities (N-MHSS; 2015–2020)

Variables Total
N = 28,989
Provided telehealth
n = 9807 (33.83%)
Did not provide telehealth
n = 19,182 (66.17%)
n (%) Row % Row %
Facility-level characteristics
  Year
  2015 5018 (17.31) 18.59 81.41
  2016 4747 (16.38) 21.47 78.53
  2017 4563 (15.74) 24.26 75.74
  2018 4610 (15.90) 28.44 71.56
  2019 5162 (17.81) 34.62 65.38
  2020 4889 (16.87) 74.66 25.34
Facility owner
  Private for-profit 6132 (21.15) 35.26 64.74
  Private non-profit 18,203 (62.79) 30.75 69.25
  Public agency 4654 (16.05) 43.98 56.02
Licensed by state department of health
  Yes 12,760 (44.02) 37.39 62.61
  No 16,229 (55.98) 31.03 68.97
Accredited by CARF
  Yes 6155 (21.23) 43.10 56.90
  No 22,834 (78.77) 31.33 68.67
Offered integrated primary care
  Yes 5234 (18.06) 45.32 54.68
  No 23,755 (81.94) 31.30 68.70
State-level characteristic
  Rurality1
   < 10% 5672 (19.57) 30.10 69.90
  10 to < 20% 9138 (31.52) 31.40 68.60
  20 to < 30% 7139 (24.63) 35.45 64.55
   30% 7040 (24.29) 38.35 61.65

1Percentage of state residents living in rural areas was derived from the US Census Bureau’s 2020 American Community Survey, defined as anyone not residing in an urbanized area of 50,000 people or more, or an urban cluster of at least 2,500 and less than 50,000