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Can get an appointment for counseling as soon as needed Less Than Half of Distressed High-Need Patients Can Usually or Always Get an Appointment for Emotional Counseling as Soon as Needed In the past two years, experienced emotional distress that was difficult to cope with alone Can get an appointment for counseling as soon as needed Did not seek help 6% Usually/ always 39% No 47% Yes 53% Sometimes/ never 55% Base: High-need adults. Data: The 2016 Commonwealth Fund Survey of High-Need Patients, June–September 2016.