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Increasing equity to mental health treatment by adapting churches as alternative facilities: a location-allocation analysis

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Hui Luan
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Insang Song
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Tamara Taggart
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Kimberly T. Arnold
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Bridgette M. Rice
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Yusuf Ransome *
DOI:10.1016/j.healthplace.2025.103580delete
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• Churches could bridge mental health gaps in underserved Black neighborhoods. • Spatial analysis shows churches can increase mental health access by up to 100 %. • Mobile County churches could serve 86.5 % more adults with poor mental health. • Montgomery County churches could boost mental health coverage to 98.8 %.

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