Rosecrance Behavioral Health Served 81,672 in 2026
The organization provided over 253,000 hours of care to individuals across four states during the 2026 fiscal year.
Updated on Oct. 13, 2026 in Substance Abuse
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Rosecrance Behavioral Health served 81,672 individuals during fiscal year 2026. The organization employed 1,500 professionals to provide more than 253,000 hours of care across its operations.
Why it matters
Expanding clinical capacity is critical for addressing national shortages in behavioral health access. Only 16% of people needing substance use treatment received it in 2025, while 40% of the U.S. population lived in professional shortage areas by December 2025.
Rosecrance operates over 70 locations across Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Indiana. Staff delivered more than 253,000 hours of care in the 2026 fiscal year using a workforce of 1,500 professionals.
The players
Rosecrance Behavioral Health
This organization operates over seventy behavioral health and substance abuse treatment locations across the Midwest.
The details
Rosecrance expanded its network of outpatient clinics to lower barriers to entry for those seeking behavioral health services. The provider also integrated specialized programs for problem-gambling and eating-disorder treatment into its existing continuum of care.
Timeline
In 2025, only 16% of those who needed substance use treatment received it.
As of December 2025, 40% of the U.S. population lived in mental-health professional shortage areas.
During fiscal year 2026, Rosecrance Behavioral Health served 81,672 individuals.
The Big Picture
Rosecrance's expansion efforts mark an attempt to counter the 2025 national substance use treatment receipt rate of 16%.
The expansion of outpatient clinics reduces the geographic distance patients must travel to access specialized behavioral health services. These increased service hours and integration of niche treatments provide more localized options for those navigating mental-health professional shortages.
The takeaway
Accessing specialized behavioral health support remains a challenge due to significant professional staffing shortages across the country. Patients seeking care should prioritize clinics that offer integrated services to address co-occurring conditions such as gambling or eating disorders.
Further reading
For broader trends regarding access to care, visit the Substance Abuse section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by River Cities Reader.
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