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Responding to Behavioral Health and Social Needs in Community Health Centers: A Descriptive Analysis of Patterns and Challenges.

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Community health centers (CHCs) have significantly expanded behavioral health (BH) and social service delivery in recent years. Using 2020 and 2024 Uniform Data System data and the 2023-2024 Commonwealth Fund CHC Survey data, this study describes trends and challenges in care provision. From 2020 to 2024, CHC BH and social services staffing, utilization, and patient volume increased markedly. Most CHCs offered onsite counseling for mental health (70.4% for long-term, 88.0% for short-term), while substance use disorder services were less common (66.1% onsite, 53.4% telehealth). The BH challenges most often cited by CHCs were provider shortages (66.0%) and BH needs outpacing capacity (64.0%). While over half reported routinely screening for patients' social needs, difficulty connecting patients to services was high-especially for housing (30.3% reported "Extremely difficult"). These findings underscore that CHCs are delivering comprehensive, community-anchored care, but rising behavioral and social needs call for targeted policy and financial support.

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