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Rising Mental Health Concerns: Insights from the 2024 CVS Health Survey
A comprehensive survey conducted by CVS Health in collaboration with Morning Consult reveals a significant escalation in mental health concerns among Americans. The survey highlights that 65% of adults are now concerned about their own or their loved ones’ mental health, reflecting a 6% increase since 2022. Additionally, 77% of respondents regard mental health as a pressing national issue, equating its importance to economic concerns. Among parents, 70% express heightened anxiety about their children’s mental health, surpassing their concerns about physical health (66%).
Impact of Social Media
Social media continues to play a dual role in mental health:
- 37% of adults perceive social media as having a detrimental impact on society.
- 50% of parents believe social media influences their children’s worldview and developmental process.
- Conversely, 36% of adults acknowledge that social media has provided them with useful mental health information.
Access to Mental Health Care
In response to these growing concerns, CVS Health is taking significant steps to enhance the accessibility and quality of mental health care services. The company has expanded both in-person and virtual mental health services available at MinuteClinic locations. Additionally, they have increased the provision of depression screenings and are actively working to improve access to care for underserved communities. These efforts have contributed to a notable reduction in suicide attempts among members of Aetna, a CVS Health company.
CVS Health remains committed to addressing the rising mental health challenges through innovative and accessible care solutions. The company’s initiatives aim to meet the growing demand for mental health services and support, ensuring that individuals receive the necessary care and resources.
For further details, visit the CVS Health website.
