Overall, 83% of mental health treatment facilities accept private insurance in the United States.
Wyoming has the greatest percentage of centers that take commercial insurance, whereas California and the District of Columbia have the lowest.
KFF reported the rate of mental health treatment facilities that accept various insurance types, relying on 2024 data from respondents. While a facility may report participation, not all facilities may be accepting new patients.
Here are the 50 states, along with the District of Columbia, ranked in descending order:
Note: This list includes ties.
1. Wyoming: 100%
2 (tie). Arkansas: 96%
2 (tie). New Hampshire: 96%
2 (tie). South Carolina: 96%
3 (tie). Iowa: 95%
3 (tie). Kansas: 95%
3 (tie). Virginia: 95%
3 (tie). Wisconsin: 95%
4. Indiana: 93%
5. Kentucky: 92%
6 (tie). Michigan: 91%
6 (tie). Montana: 91%
7 (tie). Minnesota: 89%
7 (tie). Rhode Island: 89%
7 (tie). Vermont: 89%
8 (tie). Alabama: 88%
8 (tie). North Dakota: 88%
8 (tie). Tennessee: 88%
8 (tie). Texas: 88%
9 (tie). Connecticut: 87%
9 (tie). Massachusetts: 87%
9 (tie). Missouri: 87%
9 (tie). Nebraska: 87%
9 (tie). Ohio: 87%
9 (tie). Oklahoma: 87%
10 (tie). Idaho: 86%
10 (tie). Illinois: 86%
10 (tie). New Mexico: 86%
10 (tie). Utah: 86%
11 (tie). Alaska: 85%
11 (tie). Delaware: 85%
12 (tie). New York: 84%
12 (tie). Pennsylvania: 84%
13 (tie). Colorado: 83%
13 (tie). Nevada: 83%
13 (tie). North Carolina: 83%
13 (tie). South Dakota: 83%
14 (tie). Mississippi: 82%
14 (tie). New Jersey: 82%
15 (tie). Florida: 80%
15 (tie). Oregon: 80%
16. Washington: 78%
17. West Virginia: 77%
18. Arizona: 75%
19. Georgia: 73%
20 (tie). Louisiana: 71%
20 (tie). Maryland: 71%
21. Hawaii: 68%
22. Maine: 67%
23 (tie). California: 63%
23 (tie). District of Columbia: 63%
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