Arizona offers better mental-health care than most other states but still struggles to deliver services to people who are suffering, according to a national report card released Wednesday. The National Alliance on Mental Illness graded Arizona a C, marking a modest improvement over the D grade the state received three years ago, the last time the study was conducted. Arizona was one of 18 states to get a C. The national average was a D. Six states received a B; none received an A.
The National Alliance on Mental Illness graded Arizona one letter grade below a D.
One letter grade below a D is an F, which is not correct.
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