Mental health, adverse childhood experiences a serious issue in Butte County (Chico Enterprise Record)

Karen Clemmer 2/6/208:15 AM

By Natalie Hanson, December 23, 2019 Chico Enterprise Record

CHICO — In 2019, treating mental health is still one of Butte County’s biggest concerns, along with higher rates of drug-induced deaths and adverse childhood experiences, than in many other areas in California.

The Butty County Public Health Department’s report for 2019 has been released as a result collaboration with Enloe Medical Center, Feather River Hospital and Orchard Hospital beginning in 2018.

The Camp Fire led to an interruption of the process, Butte County Public Health Director Danette York said. However, the current data available cannot fully address the impact of the fire and how the fire affected the data in the current report.

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