Here are the 50 states and the District of Columbia ranked by access to mental healthcare, according to the "2022 State of Mental Health in America" report from Mental Health America:
|
Rank |
State |
|
1 |
Vermont |
|
2 |
Massachusetts |
|
3 |
Maine |
|
4 |
Wisconsin |
|
5 |
Minnesota |
|
6 |
New Hampshire |
|
7 |
Rhode Island |
|
8 |
Pennsylvania |
|
9 |
Connecticut |
|
10 |
District of Columbia |
|
11 |
Washington |
|
12 |
Montana |
|
13 |
Illinois |
|
14 |
Maryland |
|
15 |
New York |
|
16 |
Kentucky |
|
17 |
Delaware |
|
18 |
Iowa |
|
19 |
Oregon |
|
20 |
New Mexico |
|
21 |
Colorado |
|
22 |
Ohio |
|
23 |
South Dakota |
|
24 |
New Jersey |
|
25 |
Michigan |
|
26 |
Utah |
|
27 |
North Dakota |
|
28 |
Oklahoma |
|
29 |
West Virginia |
|
30 |
California |
|
31 |
Hawaii |
|
32 |
Indiana |
|
33 |
Nebraska |
|
34 |
Alaska |
|
35 |
Louisiana |
|
36 |
Wyoming |
|
37 |
Virginia |
|
38 |
North Carolina |
|
39 |
Nevada |
|
40 |
Arkansas |
|
41 |
Missouri |
|
42 |
Idaho |
|
43 |
South Carolina |
|
44 |
Kansas |
|
45 |
Tennessee |
|
46 |
Arizona |
|
47 |
Mississippi |
|
48 |
Georgia |
|
49 |
Florida |
|
50 |
Alabama |
|
51 |
Texas |