Trouble accessing mental health care for Ohio children, by insurance type

Trouble accessing mental health care for Ohio children, by insurance type

Data used in HPIO’s recent policy brief on child mental health in Ohio shows that in 2022-2023, among Ohio children needing mental health treatment, 38% found it somewhat or very difficult to ac…

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Mental health support needs among Ohio youth in correctional facilities

Mental health support needs among Ohio youth in correctional facilities

The Health Policy Institute of Ohio has released a new policy brief on the connections between youth mental health and the juvenile justice system. The brief outlines the root causes of mental health…

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Federal RHT award by state (year one)

Federal RHT award by state (year one)

The Health Policy Institute of Ohio has released a new policy explainer on Rural Health Transformation Program funding in Ohio. On Dec. 29, 2025, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services announ…

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Mental health workforce shortage areas- county map

Mental health workforce shortage areas- county map

The Health Policy Institute of Ohio has released a new brief titled “Access to Mental Health Care for Ohio Children and Youth.” The brief is the third in HPIO’s Ohio Child Mental He…

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Ohio children who experience multiple ACEs more likely to develop mental health conditions

Ohio children who experience multiple ACEs more likely to develop mental health conditions

Data on Ohio children shows that those who experience adverse childhood experiences (ACEs) are more likely to have at least one mental, emotional, developmental or beahavioral condition, as illustrate…

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ACA marketplace enrollment, premiums

ACA marketplace enrollment, premiums

The Health Policy Institute of Ohio has released a new policy explainer on changes to the federal health insurance marketplace. The Affordable Care Act health insurance marketplaces are at the center…

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SNAP benefits during government shutdown

SNAP benefits during government shutdown

Two federal judges ruled today (Oct. 31) that the Trump administration is required to use emergency funds to continue paying for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits (source: &ldq…

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Ohioans enrolled in Medicaid more likely to report difficulty affording household expenses

Ohioans enrolled in Medicaid more likely to report difficulty affording household expenses

HR 1, the federal reconciliation bill (sometimes referred to as the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act”) that passed Congress over the summer, includes a requirement that states impose cost shari…

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Ohioans with medical dept in collections drops

Ohioans with medical dept in collections drops

The percent of Ohioans with a credit report that includes medical debt dropped by nearly 40% from 2011 to 2022, although the percent remains higher than the U.S. overall, as illustrated above. The de…

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Noncitizen uninsured rate

Noncitizen uninsured rate

A recently released HPIO data snapshot provides a series of data graphics that illustrate the challenges Ohio immigrants face in accessing health care, The publication gives an overview of the demogr…

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Medicaid work requirements timeline

Medicaid work requirements timeline

The Health Policy Institute of Ohio has released a new quick, high-level policy explainer of potential Medicaid work requirements in Ohio. The publication details Medicaid work requirements recently …

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Suicide death trend by age

Suicide death trend by age

September is Suicide Prevention Month and data shows that suicide death rates have increased for all age groups since 2007, with Ohioans ages 25-64 remaining the most likely to die by suicide, as illu…

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