Transparency Suite

Full Service Partnerships

Demonstrating the value of a cross-organizational and multi-services approach to mental wellness

The Full Service Partnership (FSP) philosophy is to do “whatever it takes” to help individuals achieve their goals.
–Mental Health Services Act,§ 3200.130

The Full Service Partnership (FSP) Demographic Dashboard provides an overview of persons enrolled in an active FSP by fiscal year. A person is counted as being enrolled in an active FSP during a fiscal year if one or more of the days between their FSP start and end dates fall within the fiscal year. A person can potentially have multiple partnerships throughout their treatment. The MHSOAC linked different partnerships that belong to the same person.

The dashboard contains three sections: (1) an overview section that looks at aggregated data for all FSP clients by fiscal year, (2) a regional section that looks at aggregated data for FSP clients by age group, region, fiscal year and demographic category, and (3) a county section that looks at aggregated data for FSP clients by age group, county, fiscal year and demographic category. Data is presented for the percentage of the total population represented by the chosen demographic category. Users can hover over an individual bar to see the person count and a time-series line graph for that particular category.

All data as of 3/28/22 extract received from DHCS. Demographics for FSP participants are added from DCR and CSI records. As of this extract, some counties have not reported recent years of CSI data.

Key Findings/Highlights

Based on County reported FSP start and end dates, the number of Partnerships has risen steadily over the last decasde, rising from 35K Partnerships in FY 2010-11 to 74K Partnerships in FY 2020-21.

Los Angeles County has had the largest rate of increase of FSP Partnerships (190%) over the past decade, FY 2010-11 to FY 2020-21.