Many Nebraskans suffer from behavior health issues, but many in rural areas are not able to get the care they need due to socio-economic status, stigma, and the lack of qualified providers in areas that are geographically isolated.

This report describes a study that examined behavioral health workforce data and conducted interviews with providers and administrators across Nebraska to investigate the variation in the use of telehealth across multiple behavioral regions, identify barriers to implementation, and determine current educational needs.