Nonprofit ownership declines at behavioral health treatment facilities

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Nonprofit organizations continued to operate the majority of U.S. mental health treatment facilities in 2024, though for-profit ownership gained ground compared to 2022, according to KFF. 

KFF examined data from the 2024 National Substance Use and Mental Health Services survey — the latest data available — and reflects the distribution of mental health and substance use treatment facilities by ownership type. 

Here are the percentages of each ownership model within the two types of facilities:

Facility typeNonprofitFor-profitGovernment-owned
Mental health treatment facilities 202456%30%14%
Mental health treatment facilities 202263%19%18%
Substance use treatment facilities 202442%48%10%
Substance use treatment facilities 202248%43%9%

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