The following are the top 10 states for the highest mental health service spending per capita:
- Maine – $345.36
- Alaska – $341.08
- District of Columbia – $306.87
- Vermont – $291.70
- Pennsylvania – $287.17
- New York – $260.78
- Connecticut – $216.76
- New Jersey – $208.90
- Montana – $208.32
- Arizona – $205.23
Idaho was found to spend the least on mental health services at $32.77 per capita.
The study also found that Utah had the highest percentage of adults with mental health issues and New Jersey had the lowest percentage.
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