Interested in a teleconsultation? Find a list of state and regional teleconsultation lines for providers.
Looking for details on funded PMHCA projects? Find a list of funded projects.
To meet children's behavioral health needs, our programs help pediatric health professionals with consultation, training, resources, and referrals. This support helps them effectively add behavioral health to routine checkups.
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Interested in a teleconsultation? Find a list of state and regional teleconsultation lines for providers.
Looking for details on funded PMHCA projects? Find a list of funded projects.
More than ever, pediatric health professionals are seeing children who struggle with anxiety, depression, and other behavioral concerns. Many of these professionals need help to provide these children the care they need.
This program supports professionals in pediatric, emergency department, and school settings.
Awardees organize pediatric mental health care teams. These teams are made up of:
Professionals can contact these teams by phone.
When a pediatrician or other health professional calls the service, the experts:
The teams help pediatric health professionals add behavioral health services to their practice by:
Like to see what state-level programs look like? Watch these videos from our awardees.
We have 54 programs. They reach:
Map of the United States and territories showing which areas received HRSA PMHCA initial and expansion funding and whether expansion funding has been allocated for use in schools, emergency departments, both, or general use.
HRSA-PMHCA Initial and Expansion Funding: Alabama (schools); Alaska (schools); Arkansas (schools); California (schools); Colorado (both); Commonwealth of Northern Mariana Islands (general); Connecticut (both); Delaware (both); District of Columbia (schools); Federated States of Micronesia (general); Florida (emergency departments); Georgia (general); Guam (both); Hawaii (general); Illinois (general); Indiana (emergency departments); Iowa (general); Kansas (schools); Kentucky (schools); Louisiana (both); Maine (both); Maryland (emergency departments); Massachusetts (general); Michigan (both); Minnesota (emergency departments); Mississippi (schools); Missouri (schools); Montana (schools); Nebraska (both); Nevada (general); New Hampshire (schools); New Jersey (emergency departments); New Mexico (schools); New York (schools); North Carolina (schools); North Dakota (schools); Ohio (both); Oklahoma (emergency departments); Palau (both); Rhode Island (both); South Carolina (schools); South Dakota (both); Tennessee (both); U S Virgin Islands (schools); Utah (both); Vermont (both); Virginia (emergency departments); Washington (both); West Virginia (emergency departments); Wisconsin (emergency departments); Wyoming (both).
Not HRSA-PMHCA funded: American Samoa; Arizona; Idaho; Oregon; Pennsylvania; Puerto Rico; Republic of the Marshall Islands; Texas.
Points of interest. Tarrant County, Texas, received HRSA PMHCA initial and expanded funding for schools (the rest of the state did not receive funding). The Chickasaw Nation in Oklahoma received initial and expanded funding for both schools and emergency departments (the rest of the state received funding for emergency departments only). Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians (CI) in Minnesota received initial and expanded funding for schools (the rest of the state received funding for emergency departments).
Find awardee names, locations, and funding information:
(Awards to the AAP and EIIC continue through 2024)