Mental Health Deserts in Idaho

44 counties in Idaho. 0 designated severe shortage, 9 high. Roughly 296 additional clinicians would be needed to eliminate the shortage statewide.

County	Score	Severity	Rural	Providers needed
Payette County	64	high	Rural	7
Bonner County	62	high	Rural	10
Benewah County	60	high	Rural	10
Elmore County	59	high	Rural	6
Fremont County	59	high	Rural	5
Bingham County	57	high	Rural	9
Twin Falls County	57	high	Rural	6
Shoshone County	55	high	Rural	10
Boundary County	55	high	Rural	10
Valley County	54	moderate	Rural	6
Boise County	54	moderate	Rural	6
Ada County	54	moderate	—	8
Bear Lake County	53	moderate	Rural	9
Power County	53	moderate	Rural	9
Oneida County	53	moderate	Rural	9
Caribou County	53	moderate	Rural	9
Franklin County	53	moderate	Rural	9
Washington County	52	moderate	Rural	7
Gooding County	52	moderate	Rural	6
Jerome County	52	moderate	Rural	6
Latah County	52	moderate	Rural	4
Minidoka County	52	moderate	Rural	6
Nez Perce County	52	moderate	Rural	4
Kootenai County	50	moderate	—	10
Bannock County	50	moderate	—	9
Jefferson County	49	moderate	Rural	5
Teton County	49	moderate	Rural	5
Lemhi County	49	moderate	Rural	5
Lewis County	49	moderate	Rural	4
Clearwater County	49	moderate	Rural	5
Idaho County	49	moderate	Rural	4
Madison County	49	moderate	Rural	5
Butte County	49	moderate	Rural	5
Custer County	49	moderate	Rural	5
Clark County	49	moderate	Rural	5
Canyon County	47	moderate	—	7
Cassia County	45	moderate	Rural	6
Lincoln County	45	moderate	Rural	6
Camas County	45	moderate	Rural	6
Blaine County	45	moderate	Rural	6
Adams County	40	moderate	Rural	7
Bonneville County	39	moderate	—	5
Owyhee County	31	low	Rural	7
Gem County	31	low	Rural	7