CALIFORNIA BEHAVIORAL HEALTH DATA NAVIGATOR

County data.
Honest gaps.

Compare workforce, housing and homelessness, access, service quality, and equity across California’s 58 counties—without substituting statewide averages.

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4focused domains

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Workforce

County-level provider supply and HCAI’s 2025 projected workforce gap.

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COUNTY DATA PROFILE

Los Angeles

Los Angeles County

14.3

Psychiatrists per 100,000

HCAI modeled supply · 2025

Psychiatrists per 100,00014.3HCAI modeled supply · 2025

Non-prescribing licensed clinicians per 100,000235.9Combined licensed-clinician group · HCAI 2025

Projected workforce shortage33.4%All modeled behavioral-health roles · 2025

Additional professionals needed16,883Estimated FTE demand minus supply · 2025

Psychologists per 100,000County figure not reportedNot separated in the published HCAI model

LMFTs, LCSWs & LPCCs per 100,000County figure not reportedPublished as a combined clinician group

Certified SUD counselors per 100,000County figure not reportedCounty figure not available in this source

Peer specialists & CHWs per 100,000County figure not reportedCounty figure not available in this source

Behavioral-health vacancy rateCounty figure not reportedCounty figure not consistently published

Annual employee turnover rateCounty figure not reportedCounty figure not consistently published

Bilingual-provider percentageCounty figure not reportedCounty figure not reported in this release

Reporting rule

Only county-level figures are presented as county statistics. CoC measures retain their published geography. Missing county measures are labeled “County figure not reported.”