Changes in coverage after Affordable Care Act among U.S. adults with mental health disorders
This statistic represents the simulated changes in coverage after Affordable Care Act among adults with mental health problems in the United States, as of 2011. At that point, the baseline for uninsured U.S. adults was at 36.7 percent, whereas a percentage of 15 percent is expected after the reform. That means almost 22 percent of the uninsured with mental health needs will gain coverage under the ACA.
