Table 1.1. N-SSATS facilities, by status and mode of response: 2012
  Number Percent
Total facilities in survey 19,316 100.0
Closed/Ineligible  3,202  16.6
Eligible 16,114  83.4
Total eligible 16,114 100.0
Non-respondents  1,119   6.9
Respondents 14,995  93.1
Excluded from Report1    394   2.4
Roll-ups2    290   1.8
Included in Report 14,311  88.8
Mode of Response 14,311 100.0
Internet 11,604  81.1
Telephone  1,729  12.1
Mail    978   6.8
     
1 Facilities excluded from report included 191 non-treatment halfway houses, 115 solo practices not approved by the state agency for inclusion, and 88 facilities that treated incarcerated clients only.
2 Facilities whose client counts were included in or “rolled into” other facilities’ counts and whose facility characteristics were not reported separately.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 2.1. Facility turnover: 2008-20121
Number and percent distribution
Facility status Number of facilities Percent distribution
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Total  13,688 13,513 13,339 13,720 14,311 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
Responded to both current and prior year's surveys 12,146 12,065 11,882 11,943 12,230  88.7  89.3  89.1  87.0  85.5
New in survey year  1,542  1,448  1,457  1,777  2,081  11.3  10.7  10.9  13.0  14.5
                   
Closed since previous survey year  1,502  1,623  1,631  1,396  1,490  11.0  12.0  12.2  10.2  10.4
1 Survey reference dates were March 31, 2008-2011, and March 30, 2012. See Appendix A for changes in the survey base, methods, and instruments that affect analysis of trends over time.
NOTE: Percentages may not sum to 100 percent because of rounding.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2008-2012. 

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Table 2.2. Facility operation and primary focus of facility: 2008-20121
Number and percent distribution
Facility operation and primary focus Number of facilities Percent distribution
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Total  13,688 13,513 13,339 13,720 14,311 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
Facility operation    
Private non-profit  7,932  7,826  7,683 7,869 8,054  57.9  57.9  57.6  57.4  56.3
Private for-profit  4,015  3,959  3,985 4,194 4,450  29.3  29.3  29.9  30.6  31.1
Local, county, or community govt.    820    795    751    742    758   6.0   5.9   5.6   5.4   5.3
State government    427    401    380    351    363   3.1   3.0   2.8   2.6   2.5
Federal government    314    341    348    348    364   2.3   2.5   2.6   2.5   2.5
Dept. of Veterans Affairs    174    210    218    225    215   1.3   1.6   1.6   1.6   1.5
Dept. of Defense     93     91     91     89     89   0.7   0.7   0.7   0.6   0.6
Indian Health Service     44     38     36     30     50   0.3   0.3   0.3   0.2   0.3
Other      3      2      3      4     10      *      *      *      *   0.1
Tribal government    180    191    192    216    322   1.3   1.4   1.4   1.6   2.3
Primary focus of facility    
Substance abuse treatment services  8,378  8,257  8,100  8,094  7,990  61.2  61.1  60.7  59.0  55.8
Mental health services    923    878    853    877    997   6.7   6.5   6.4   6.4   7.0
Mix of mental health and substance
    abuse treatment services		  4,052  4,091  4,113  4,385  4,732  29.6  30.3  30.8  32.0  33.1
General health care    181    169    168    190    228   1.3   1.3   1.3   1.4   1.6
Other    154    118    105    174    364   1.1   0.9   0.8   1.3   2.5
1 Survey reference dates were March 31, 2008-2011, and March 30, 2012. See Appendix A for changes in the survey base, methods, and instruments that affect analysis of trends over time.
*  Less than 0.05 percent.
NOTE: Percentages may not sum to 100 percent because of rounding.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2008-2012.

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Table 2.3. Facilities, by type of care offered, and facilities with Opioid Treatment Programs: 2008-20121
Number and percent
Type of care offered and facilities with
Opioid Treatment Programs		 Number of facilities2 Percent2
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Total  13,688 13,513 13,339 13,720 14,311  
Type of care offered  
Outpatient 10,977 10,905 10,753 11,101 11,650  80.2  80.7  80.6  80.9  81.4
Regular 10,106 10,050  9,914 10,295 10,858  73.8  74.4  74.3  75.0  75.9
Intensive   5,966  5,991  5,990  6,089  6,427  43.6  44.3  44.9  44.4  44.9
Detoxification  1,286  1,296  1,227  1,294  1,367   9.4   9.6   9.2   9.4   9.6
Day treatment/partial hospitalization  1,783  1,726  1,678  1,702  1,762  13.0  12.8  12.6  12.4  12.3
Methadone maintenance   1,527  1,620  1,137  1,223  1,316  11.2  12.0   8.5   8.9   9.2
Residential (non-hospital)  3,644  3,520  3,452  3,524  3,566  26.6  26.0  25.9  25.7  24.9
Detoxification    920    879    893    890    894   6.7   6.5   6.7   6.5   6.2
Short-term treatment (30 days or fewer)  1,662  1,671  1,691  1,779  1,804  12.1  12.4  12.7  13.0  12.6
Long-term treatment (more than 30 days)  2,968  2,861  2,801  2,881  2,932  21.7  21.2  21.0  21.0  20.5
Hospital inpatient    838    797    748    740    780   6.1   5.9   5.6   5.4   5.5
Detoxification    742    713    666    658    686   5.4   5.3   5.0   4.8   4.8
Treatment    564    555    548    548    578   4.1   4.1   4.1   4.0   4.0
Facilities with Opioid Treatment Programs2  
Total   1,132  1,239  1,166  1,189  1,167  
Outpatient  1,044  1,121  1,083  1,111  1,109  92.2  90.5  92.9  93.4  95.0
Regular    705    758    724    764    813  62.3  61.2  62.1  64.3  69.7
Intensive     291    310    295    315    310  25.7  25.0  25.3  26.5  26.6
Detoxification    537    602    568    584    597  47.4  48.6  48.7  49.1  51.2
Day treatment/partial hospitalization     92    100     80     72     73   8.1   8.1   6.9   6.1   6.3
Methadone maintenance   1,004  1,051  1,043  1,059  1,079  88.7  84.8  89.5  89.1  92.5
Residential (non-hospital)     96    126     93     90     81   8.5  10.2   8.0   7.6   6.9
Detoxification     54     69     48     48     36   4.8   5.6   4.1   4.0   3.1
Short-term treatment (30 days or fewer)     68     96     68     74     63   6.0   7.7   5.8   6.2   5.4
Long-term treatment (more than 30 days)     56     65     51     50     50   4.9   5.2   4.4   4.2   4.3
Hospital inpatient    117    144     99    100     85  10.3  11.6   8.5   8.4   7.3
Detoxification    111    135     93     97     82   9.8  10.9   8.0   8.2   7.0
Treatment     79    101     75     77     66   7.0   8.2   6.4   6.5   5.7
1 Survey reference dates were March 31, 2008-2011, and March 30, 2012. See Appendix A for changes in the survey base, methods, and instruments that affect analysis of trends over time.
2 Only those facilities that have Opioid Treatment Programs certified by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration are included.
NOTE: Types of care sum to more than the total because a facility could provide more than one type of care.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2008-2012.

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Table 3.1. Clients in treatment, by facility operation and primary focus of facility: 2008-20121
Number and percent distribution
Facility operation and primary focus Number of clients Percent distribution
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Total  1,192,490 1,182,077 1,175,462 1,224,127 1,248,905 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
Facility operation    
Private non-profit   635,347   630,579   625,321   646,904   653,392  53.3  53.3  53.2  52.8  52.3
Private for-profit   363,695   375,256   372,525   395,577   424,871  30.5  31.7  31.7  32.3  34.0
Local, county, or community govt.    82,632    75,126    70,963    73,338    68,903   6.9   6.4   6.0   6.0   5.5
State government    43,799    42,761    47,203    40,303    38,226   3.7   3.6   4.0   3.3   3.1
Federal government    55,290    46,282    47,676    47,742    41,391   4.6   3.9   4.1   3.9   3.3
Dept. of Veterans Affairs    45,268    37,381    39,157    37,321    32,499   3.8   3.2   3.3   3.0   2.6
Dept. of Defense     8,171     6,877     7,035     8,487     6,419   0.7   0.6   0.6   0.7   0.5
Indian Health Service     1,755     1,982     1,431     1,838     2,271   0.1   0.2   0.1   0.2   0.2
Other        96        42        53        96       202      *      *      *      *      *
Tribal government    11,727    12,073    11,774    20,263    22,122   1.0   1.0   1.0   1.7   1.8
Primary focus of facility    
Substance abuse treatment services   794,172   792,815   780,098   792,248   767,218  66.6  67.1  66.4  64.7  61.4
Mental health services    42,740    43,137    44,564    42,099    59,745   3.6   3.6   3.8   3.4   4.8
Mix of mental health and substance
    abuse treatment services		   324,342   327,166   330,621   364,965   378,326  27.2  27.7  28.1  29.8  30.3
General health care    24,443    13,933    15,965    16,496    17,415   2.0   1.2   1.4   1.3   1.4
Other     6,793     5,026     4,214     8,319    26,201   0.6   0.4   0.4   0.7   2.1
1 Survey reference dates were March 31, 2008-2011, and March 30, 2012. See Appendix A for changes in the survey base, methods, and instruments that affect analysis of trends over time.
* Less than 0.05 percent.
NOTE: Percentages may not sum to 100 percent because of rounding.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2008-2012.

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Table 3.2. Clients in treatment, by type of care received, and clients receiving methadone or buprenorphine: 2008-20121
Number and percent distribution
Type of care received and clients receiving
methadone or buprenorphine		 Number of clients Percent distribution
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Total  1,192,490 1,182,077 1,175,462 1,224,127 1,248,905 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
Type of care received    
Outpatient 1,071,572 1,064,562 1,056,532 1,095,897 1,120,615  89.9  90.1  89.9  89.5  89.7
Regular   644,009   598,282   593,077   617,715   629,794  54.0  50.6  50.5  50.5  50.4
Intensive    130,260   147,132   138,188   141,964   148,893  10.9  12.4  11.8  11.6  11.9
Detoxification    11,339    10,786    13,216    13,450    15,847   1.0   0.9   1.1   1.1   1.3
Day treatment/partial hospitalization    22,835    23,822    22,458    23,338    24,530   1.9   2.0   1.9   1.9   2.0
Methadone maintenance    263,129   284,540   289,593   299,430   301,551  22.1  24.1  24.6  24.5  24.1
Residential (non-hospital)   107,441   103,174   103,692   112,827   110,843   9.0   8.7   8.8   9.2   8.9
Detoxification     6,746     6,067     7,549     9,326    10,718   0.6   0.5   0.6   0.8   0.9
Short-term treatment (30 days or fewer)    25,566    25,807    26,014    29,164    29,391   2.1   2.2   2.2   2.4   2.4
Long-term treatment (more than 30 days)    75,129    71,300    70,129    74,337    70,734   6.3   6.0   6.0   6.1   5.7
Hospital inpatient    13,477    14,341    15,238    15,403    17,447   1.1   1.2   1.3   1.3   1.4
Detoxification     5,686     6,427     6,476     6,179     6,950   0.5   0.5   0.6   0.5   0.6
Treatment     7,791     7,914     8,762     9,224    10,497   0.7   0.7   0.7   0.8   0.8
Clients receiving methadone or buprenorphine    
Total    283,803   308,781   327,099   340,456   350,941  23.8  26.1  27.8  27.8  28.1
Clients receiving methadone   268,071   284,608   299,643   307,780   311,718  22.5  24.1  25.5  25.1  25.0
Clients receiving buprenorphine    15,732    24,173    27,456    32,676    39,223   1.3   2.0   2.3   2.7   3.1
1 Survey reference dates were March 31, 2008-2011, and March 30, 2012. See Appendix A for changes in the survey base, methods, and instruments that affect analysis of trends over time.
NOTE:  Percentages may not sum to 100 percent because of rounding.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2008-2012.

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Table 3.3. Clients in treatment, by substance abuse problem and diagnosed co-occurring mental and substance abuse disorders: 2008-20121
Number and percent distribution
Substance abuse problem and diagnosed co-occurring
mental and substance abuse disorders		 Number of clients Percent distribution
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Total2 1,192,490 1,182,077 1,175,462 1,224,127 1,248,905 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
Substance abuse problem  
Clients with both alcohol and drug abuse   545,330   517,887   498,671   535,258   543,155  45.7  43.8  42.4  43.7  43.5
Clients with drug abuse only   421,583   441,128   459,069   464,406   470,665  35.4  37.3  39.1  37.9  37.7
Clients with alcohol abuse only   222,389   220,373   215,101   221,632   223,313  18.6  18.6  18.3  18.1  17.9
Diagnosed co-occurring mental and substance abuse disorders   462,260   456,567   479,699   506,162   537,676  38.8  38.6  40.8  41.3  43.1
1 Survey reference dates were March 31, 2008-2011, and March 30, 2012. See Appendix A for changes in the survey base, methods, and instruments that affect analysis of trends over time.
2 Totals include clients in facilities that did not respond to the substance abuse problem question (in 2008, 3,188 clients reported by 188 facilities; in 2009, 2,690 clients reported by 152 facilities; in 2010, 2,620 clients reported by 174 facilities; in 2011, 2,832 clients reported by 188 facilities; and in 2012, 11,772 clients reported by 270 facilities).
NOTE: Numbers may not sum to totals and percentages may not sum to 100 percent because of rounding.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2008-2012.

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Table 3.4. Clients under age 18 in treatment, by type of care received,
and clients under age 18 in treatment in facilities offering special programs or groups for adolescents: 2008-20121
Number and percent distribution
Type of care received and clients under age 18 in
facilities with special programs or groups for
adolescents		 Number of clients under age 182 Percent distribution
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Total 86,465 84,326 81,863 82,532 89,521 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
Type of care received    
Outpatient 76,484 74,623 71,303 71,687 80,403  88.5  88.5  87.1  86.9  89.8
Residential (non-hospital)  9,219  8,947  9,302  9,738  7,639  10.7  10.6  11.4  11.8   8.5
Hospital inpatient    762    756  1,258  1,107  1,479   0.9   0.9   1.5   1.3   1.7
Clients under age 18 in facilities with special programs or groups for adolescents 71,613 68,448 66,064 65,918 72,766  82.8  81.2  80.7  79.9  81.3
1 Survey reference dates were March 31, 2008-2011, and March 30, 2012. See Appendix A for changes in the survey base, methods, and instruments that affect analysis of trends over time.
2 Excludes clients in facilities that did not respond to the question about clients under age 18 (in 2008, 911 total clients reported by 9 facilities; in 2009, 346 total clients reported by 5 facilities; in 2010, all facilities responded to the question about clients under 18; in 2011, 1,417 total clients reported by 9 facilities; and in 2012, 1,615 total clients reported by 15 facilities). 
NOTE: Percentages may not sum to 100 percent because of rounding.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2008-2012.

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Table 4.1. Primary focus of facilities, by facility operation: 2012
Number and percent distribution          
Primary focus Total Facility operation
Private
non-
profit		 Private
for-
profit		 Local,
county, or
community
govt.		 State
govt.		 Total
Federal
govt.		 Federal govt. Tribal
govt.
Dept. of
Veterans
Affairs		 Dept. of
Defense		 Indian
Health
Service		 Other
Number of facilities
Number, by primary focus of facility 14,311 8,054 4,450 758 363 364 215 89 50 10 322
Substance abuse treatment services  7,990 4,544 2,631 355 184 157  73 62 17  5 119
Mental health services    997   607   262  69  34  20  16  3  1 - -   5
Mix of mental health and substance abuse treatment services  4,732 2,587 1,436 312 129 117  74 20 20  3 151
General health care    228   111    13   7   1  61  50  1 10 - -  35
Other    364   205   108  15  15   9   2  3  2  2  12
Column percent distribution
Percent distribution, by primary focus of facility 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
Substance abuse treatment services  55.8  56.4  59.1  46.8  50.7  43.1  34.0  69.7  34.0  50.0  37.0
Mental health services   7.0   7.5   5.9   9.1   9.4   5.5   7.4   3.4   2.0      - -   1.6
Mix of mental health and substance abuse treatment services  33.1  32.1  32.3  41.2  35.5  32.1  34.4  22.5  40.0  30.0  46.9
General health care   1.6   1.4   0.3   0.9   0.3  16.8  23.3   1.1  20.0      - -  10.9
Other   2.5   2.5   2.4   2.0   4.1   2.5   0.9   3.4   4.0  20.0   3.7
Row percent distribution
Percent distribution, by facility operation 100.0  56.3  31.1   5.3   2.5   2.5   1.5   0.6   0.3   0.1   2.3
Substance abuse treatment services 100.0  56.9  32.9   4.4   2.3   2.0   0.9   0.8   0.2   0.1   1.5
Mental health services 100.0  60.9  26.3   6.9   3.4   2.0   1.6   0.3   0.1      - -   0.5
Mix of mental health and substance abuse treatment services 100.0  54.7  30.3   6.6   2.7   2.5   1.6   0.4   0.4   0.1   3.2
General health care 100.0  48.7   5.7   3.1   0.4  26.8  21.9   0.4   4.4      - -  15.4
Other 100.0  56.3  29.7   4.1   4.1   2.5   0.5   0.8   0.5   0.5   3.3
- -  Quantity is zero.
NOTE: Percentages may not sum to 100 percent because of rounding.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 4.2a. Type of care offered, by facility operation and primary focus of facility: 2012
Number
Facility operation and primary focus   Number of facilities1
Total Type of care offered
Any out-
patient 		 Outpatient Any
residen-
tial		 Residential
(non-hospital)		 Any
hospital
inpatient		 Hospital
inpatient
Regular Intensive Day
treatment
or partial
hospitali-
zation		 Detox Methadone
maintenance		 Short-
term		 Long-
term		 Detox Treat-
ment		 Detox
Total  14,311 11,650 10,858  6,427  1,762 1,367  1,316 3,566 1,804 2,932 894 780 578 686
Facility operation            
Private non-profit  8,054  5,992  5,649  3,397    951   439    435 2,690 1,207 2,274 583 416 285 360
Private for-profit  4,450  4,094  3,696  2,225    606   718    733   515   381   420 225 210 179 198
Local, county, or community govt.    758    669    643    317     64    38     48   105    58    64  40  42  32  39
State government    363    246    233    143     49    27     25   113    58    79  21  45  44  25
Federal government    364    348    338    196     72   118     63    95    76    60  22  64  36  62
Dept. of Veterans Affairs    215    208    202    143     51   104     61    81    71    48  22  59  32  57
Dept. of Defense     89     88     87     33     13    10       - -     3     2     2   - -   2   2   2
Indian Health Service     50     44     42     18      6     3      2     9     1     9   - -   1   - -   1
Other     10      8      7      2      2     1       - -     2     2     1   - -   2   2   2
Tribal government    322    301    299    149     20    27     12    48    24    35   3   3   2   2
Primary focus of facility            
Substance abuse treatment services  7,990  6,066  5,517  3,513    892   864  1,054 2,602 1,293 2,142 646 281 206 231
Mental health services    997    873    829    249    114    51     19    82    35    66  14 129  85 111
Mix of mental health and substance
    abuse treatment services		  4,732  4,230  4,054  2,434    701   384    197   753   415   612 201 310 254 288
General health care    228    198    191     88     30    41     23    19    14    15   6  49  25  46
Other    364    283    267    143     25    27     23   110    47    97  27  11   8  10
1 Number of facilities sum to more than the Total column because a facility could provide more than one type of care.
- -  Quantity is zero.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 4.2b. Type of care offered, by facility operation and primary focus of facility: 2012
Percent
Facility operation and primary focus Number
of
facilities		 Percent1
Type of care offered
Any out-
patient 		 Outpatient Any
residen-
tial		 Residential
(non-hospital)		 Any
hospital
inpatient		 Hospital
inpatient
Regular Intensive Day
treatment
or partial
hospitali-
zation		 Detox Methadone
maintenance		 Short-
term		 Long-
term		 Detox Treat-
ment		 Detox
Total  14,311  81.4  75.9  44.9  12.3   9.6   9.2  24.9  12.6  20.5   6.2   5.5   4.0   4.8
Facility operation        
Private non-profit  8,054  74.4  70.1  42.2  11.8   5.5   5.4  33.4  15.0  28.2   7.2   5.2   3.5   4.5
Private for-profit  4,450  92.0  83.1  50.0  13.6  16.1  16.5  11.6   8.6   9.4   5.1   4.7   4.0   4.4
Local, county, or community govt.    758  88.3  84.8  41.8   8.4   5.0   6.3  13.9   7.7   8.4   5.3   5.5   4.2   5.1
State government    363  67.8  64.2  39.4  13.5   7.4   6.9  31.1  16.0  21.8   5.8  12.4  12.1   6.9
Federal government    364  95.6  92.9  53.8  19.8  32.4  17.3  26.1  20.9  16.5   6.0  17.6   9.9  17.0
Dept. of Veterans Affairs    215  96.7  94.0  66.5  23.7  48.4  28.4  37.7  33.0  22.3  10.2  27.4  14.9  26.5
Dept. of Defense     89  98.9  97.8  37.1  14.6  11.2      - -   3.4   2.2   2.2      - -   2.2   2.2   2.2
Indian Health Service     50  88.0  84.0  36.0  12.0   6.0   4.0  18.0   2.0  18.0      - -   2.0      - -   2.0
Other     10  80.0  70.0  20.0  20.0  10.0      - -  20.0  20.0  10.0      - -  20.0  20.0  20.0
Tribal government    322  93.5  92.9  46.3   6.2   8.4   3.7  14.9   7.5  10.9   0.9   0.9   0.6   0.6
Primary focus of facility        
Substance abuse treatment services  7,990  75.9  69.0  44.0  11.2  10.8  13.2  32.6  16.2  26.8   8.1   3.5   2.6   2.9
Mental health services    997  87.6  83.1  25.0  11.4   5.1   1.9   8.2   3.5   6.6   1.4  12.9   8.5  11.1
Mix of mental health and substance
    abuse treatment services		  4,732  89.4  85.7  51.4  14.8   8.1   4.2  15.9   8.8  12.9   4.2   6.6   5.4   6.1
General health care    228  86.8  83.8  38.6  13.2  18.0  10.1   8.3   6.1   6.6   2.6  21.5  11.0  20.2
Other    364  77.7  73.4  39.3   6.9   7.4   6.3  30.2  12.9  26.6   7.4   3.0   2.2   2.7
1 Percentages sum to more than 100 percent because a facility could provide more than one type of care.
- -  Quantity is zero.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 4.3. Type of client substance abuse problem treated and treatment of clients with diagnosed co-occurring mental and substance abuse disorders, by facility operation and primary focus of facility: March 30, 2012
Number and percent
Facility operation and primary focus Number of facilities1,2 Percent1
Total2 Client substance abuse problem Treats clients
with
diagnosed
co-occurring
mental and
substance
abuse
disorders		 Client substance abuse problem Treats clients
with
diagnosed
co-occurring
mental and
substance
abuse
disorders
Treats clients
with both
alcohol
and drug
abuse		 Treats clients
with drug
abuse only		 Treats clients
with alcohol
abuse only		 Treats clients
with both
alcohol
and drug
abuse		 Treats clients
with drug
abuse only		 Treats clients
with alcohol
abuse only
Total  13,905 13,072 11,821 11,424 12,569  94.0  85.0  82.2  90.4
Facility operation      
Private non-profit  7,836  7,559  6,653  6,509  7,182  96.5  84.9  83.1  91.7
Private for-profit  4,335  3,852  3,678  3,394  3,779  88.9  84.8  78.3  87.2
Local, county, or community govt.    738    718    674    653    687  97.3  91.3  88.5  93.1
State government    350    339    301    291    331  96.9  86.0  83.1  94.6
Federal government    341    311    277    315    322  91.2  81.2  92.4  94.4
Dept. of Veterans Affairs    206    203    185    190    204  98.5  89.8  92.2  99.0
Dept. of Defense     83     63     62     82     76  75.9  74.7  98.8  91.6
Indian Health Service     44     40     29     39     38  90.9  65.9  88.6  86.4
Other      8      5      1      4      4  62.5  12.5  50.0  50.0
Tribal government    305    293    238    262    268  96.1  78.0  85.9  87.9
Primary focus of facility      
Substance abuse treatment services  7,848  7,258  6,683  6,131  6,775  92.5  85.2  78.1  86.3
Mental health services    934    877    769    767    891  93.9  82.3  82.1  95.4
Mix of mental health and substance
    abuse treatment services		  4,565  4,423  3,925  4,080  4,398  96.9  86.0  89.4  96.3
General health care    213    202    168    178    197  94.8  78.9  83.6  92.5
Other    345    312    276    268    308  90.4  80.0  77.7  89.3
1 Number of facilities sums to more than the Total column and percentages sum to more than 100 percent because a facility could treat more than one type of client substance abuse problem.
2 Of 14,311 facilities, 406 facilities (3 percent) did not respond to these questions; percentages are based on the remaining 13,905 facilities.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 4.4. Facility size, according to type of care offered, by facility operation and primary focus of facility: March 30, 2012
Median number of clients
Facility operation and primary focus   Median number of clients per facility1
All
facilities1		 Type of care offered
Total out-
patient 		 Outpatient Total
residen-
tial		 Residential
 (non-hospital)		   Hospital inpatient
Regular Intensive Day
treatment
or partial
hospitali-
zation		 Detox Methadone
maintenance		 Short-
term		 Long-
term		 Detox Total
hospital
inpatient		 Treat-
ment		 Detox
Total  40 47 26 11  3  1 187 19 10 15  4 10  5  5
Facility operation      
Private non-profit 39 50 30 13  4  1 182 18  9 16  4  9  3  5
Private for-profit 40 40 20  9  2  1 203 20 10  9  3 15  8  6
Local, county, or community govt. 55 60 40 15  3  2 149 23 15 15  6  9  6  3
State government 46 65 43 14  8  1 216 25 20 20  2 24 20 10
Federal government 60 58 40 12  2  1  38 20 10 18 - -  4  2  3
Dept. of Veterans Affairs 98 90 61 15  1  1  46 20 11 15 - -  4  2  3
Dept. of Defense 29 30 26  4  6 - -   - -  1  1 - - - - 11 10  1
Indian Health Service 26 25 22  8  6 15   - - 22  2 22 - -  5 - -  5
Other 16  8  9  3  7  3   - - 25  9 32 - - 10 - - 10
Tribal government 30 32 24  8  5 - -  38 11  8  9 14 24 15 17
Primary focus of facility      
Substance abuse treatment services 45 56 25 12  3  1 219 20 10 16  4 14  8  9
Mental health services 21 23 20  8  4  1   - - 12  3 10  1  6  5  3
Mix of mental health and substance
    abuse treatment services		 40 43 30 11  3  1   1 16  9 13  3 10  5  6
General health care 25 30 23 10  2  2   - - 25  5 24  5  4  1  3
Other 30 31 22 10 - -  3 103 16  8 15  2 10  9  4
1 Of 14,311 facilities, 944 facilities (7 percent) whose client counts were reported by another facility were not asked to respond to these questions. Of the remaining 13,367 facilities, 528 facilities (4 percent) that included client counts for other facilities were excluded from tabulations for this table, and thus, tabulations are based on 12,839 facilities that responded to this question for their facility alone. 
- -  Quantity is zero.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 4.5. Facility size in terms of number of clients, by facility operation and primary focus of facility: March 30, 2012
Number and percent distribution
Facility operation and primary focus   Number of facilities1   Percent distribution
Total Fewer
than 15
clients		 15-29
clients		 30-59
clients		 60-119
clients		 120
clients
or more		 Total Fewer
than 15
clients		 15-29
clients		 30-59
clients		 60-119
clients		 120
clients
or more
Total  12,839 2,600 2,532 2,672 2,277 2,758 100.0  20.3  19.7  20.8  17.7  21.5
Facility operation    
Private non-profit  7,167 1,483 1,497 1,481 1,282 1,424 100.0  20.7  20.9  20.7  17.9  19.9
Private for-profit  4,079   864   739   853   688   935 100.0  21.2  18.1  20.9  16.9  22.9
Local, county, or community govt.    636    82   109   146   138   161 100.0  12.9  17.1  23.0  21.7  25.3
State government    348    44    71    78    65    90 100.0  12.6  20.4  22.4  18.7  25.9
Federal government    324    47    59    52    61   105 100.0  14.5  18.2  16.0  18.8  32.4
Dept. of Veterans Affairs    192    13    23    32    39    85 100.0   6.8  12.0  16.7  20.3  44.3
Dept. of Defense     79    15    25    10    13    16 100.0  19.0  31.6  12.7  16.5  20.3
Indian Health Service     45    15     9     8     9     4 100.0  33.3  20.0  17.8  20.0   8.9
Other      8     4     2     2     - -     - - 100.0  50.0  25.0  25.0      - -      - -
Tribal government    285    80    57    62    43    43 100.0  28.1  20.0  21.8  15.1  15.1
Primary focus of facility    
Substance abuse treatment services  7,363 1,309 1,481 1,460 1,330 1,783 100.0  17.8  20.1  19.8  18.1  24.2
Mental health services    860   345   159   166    91    99 100.0  40.1  18.5  19.3  10.6  11.5
Mix of mental health and substance
    abuse treatment services		  4,087   786   793   952   772   784 100.0  19.2  19.4  23.3  18.9  19.2
General health care    199    75    29    32    27    36 100.0  37.7  14.6  16.1  13.6  18.1
Other    330    85    70    62    57    56 100.0  25.8  21.2  18.8  17.3  17.0
1 Of 14,311 facilities, 944 facilities (7 percent) whose client counts were reported by another facility were not asked to respond to these questions. Of the remaining 13,367 facilities, 528 facilities (4 percent) that included client counts for other facilities were excluded from tabulations for this table, and thus, tabulations are based on 12,839 facilities that responded to this question for their facility alone. 
- -  Quantity is zero.
NOTE: Percentages may not sum to 100 percent because of rounding.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 4.6. Facility outpatient operational capacity, by facility operation and primary focus of facility: March 2012
Number and percent distribution
Facility operation and primary focus Number of facilities Percent distribution
Total Over
120%		 106 to
120%		 95 to
105% 		 80 to
94%		 Under
80%		 Total Over
120%		 106 to
120%		 95 to
105% 		 80 to
94%		 Under
80%
Total  10,574 159 568 3,818 3,628 2,401 100.0   1.5   5.4  36.1  34.3  22.7
Facility operation  
Private non-profit  5,360  90 370 2,192 1,782   926 100.0   1.7   6.9  40.9  33.2  17.3
Private for-profit  3,805   9  81 1,026 1,431 1,258 100.0   0.2   2.1  27.0  37.6  33.1
Local, county, or community govt.    591  19  47   254   184    87 100.0   3.2   8.0  43.0  31.1  14.7
State government    232  11  18   105    72    26 100.0   4.7   7.8  45.3  31.0  11.2
Federal government    312  21  35    141     77     38 100.0   6.7  11.2  45.2  24.7  12.2
Dept. of Veterans Affairs    187  15  25    91    45    11 100.0   8.0  13.4  48.7  24.1   5.9
Dept. of Defense     79   2   8    30    23    16 100.0   2.5  10.1  38.0  29.1  20.3
Indian Health Service     40   4   2    16     9     9 100.0  10.0   5.0  40.0  22.5  22.5
Other      6   - -   - -     4     - -     2 100.0      - -      - -  66.7      - -  33.3
Tribal government    274   9  17   100    82    66 100.0   3.3   6.2  36.5  29.9  24.1
Primary focus of facility    
Substance abuse treatment services  5,627  69 272 2,022 1,985 1,279 100.0   1.2   4.8  35.9  35.3  22.7
Mental health services    754   - -  33   298   219   204 100.0      - -   4.4  39.5  29.0  27.1
Mix of mental health and substance abuse 
   treatment services		  3,754  78 240 1,327 1,290   819 100.0   2.1   6.4  35.3  34.4  21.8
General health care    177   8   9    62    58    40 100.0   4.5   5.1  35.0  32.8  22.6
Other    262   4  14   109    76    59 100.0   1.5   5.3  41.6  29.0  22.5
- -  Quantity is zero.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 4.7. Facility capacity and utilization of residential (non-hospital) care, by facility operation and primary focus of facility: March 30, 2012
Number, utilization rate, and percent distribution
Facility operation and primary focus Designated
beds1		 Overall
utilization
rate (%)2,3		 Designated
beds per
facility2		 Number of facilities Percent distribution
Total Utilization rate2 Total Utilization rate2
50% or
less		 51-
90%		 91-
100%		 More
than 100%		 50% or
less		 51-
90%		 91-
100%		 More
than 100%
Total  107,888  95.6 33 3,083    247 1,068  1,466    302 100.0   8.0  34.6  47.6   9.8
Facility operation          
Private non-profit  82,252  96.8 33 2,361    182   825  1,139    215 100.0   7.7  34.9  48.2   9.1
Private for-profit  15,625  90.5 33   426     43   137    186     60 100.0  10.1  32.2  43.7  14.1
Local, county, or community govt.   3,179  86.1 36    83      8    31     36      8 100.0   9.6  37.3  43.4   9.6
State government   3,733  90.4 37   101      4    36     56      5 100.0   4.0  35.6  55.4   5.0
Federal government   2,341 104.1 29    75      4    24     36     11 100.0   5.3  32.0  48.0  14.7
Dept. of Veterans Affairs   1,947 104.2 30    64      2    24     29      9 100.0   3.1  37.5  45.3  14.1
Dept. of Defense     172   4.0 25     1      1     - -       - -       - - 100.0 100.0      - -      - -      - -
Indian Health Service     172 119.2 22     8      1     - -      5      2 100.0  12.5      - -  62.5  25.0
Other      50 100.0 25     2       - -     - -      2       - - 100.0      - -      - - 100.0      - -
Tribal government     758 112.1 20    37      6    15     13      3 100.0  16.2  40.5  35.1   8.1
Primary focus of facility          
Substance abuse treatment services  84,054  93.9 34 2,354    191   818  1,139    206 100.0   8.1  34.7  48.4   8.8
Mental health services     774  87.3 23    33      4    10     17      2 100.0  12.1  30.3  51.5   6.1
Mix of mental health and substance
    abuse treatment services		  19,287  98.0 30   596     42   211    263     80 100.0   7.0  35.4  44.1  13.4
General health care     560  99.3 37    12       - -     4      7      1 100.0      - -  33.3  58.3   8.3
Other   3,213 127.0 35    88     10    25     40     13 100.0  11.4  28.4  45.5  14.8
1 Of the 3,566 facilities that reported offering residential (non-hospital) services, 174 facilities (5 percent) whose client counts were reported by another facility were not asked to respond to this question. Of the remaining 3,392 facilities, 111 facilities (3 percent) reported for themselves and other facilities. Therefore, the number of designated beds is based on the responses of 3,281 facilities.
2 Overall utilization rate and designated beds per facility are based on 3,083 facilities (101,515 designated beds and 97,082 clients) that reported both designated beds and clients. Of the 3,281 facilities that reported designated beds, 60 facilities (2 percent) were excluded from the utilization rate tabulations because they did not respond to the survey question (question 29d) concerning the number of designated beds, and 138 facilities (4 percent) were excluded because the number of designated beds was reported as zero.
3 Because substance abuse treatment clients may also occupy non-designated beds, utilization rates may be more than 100 percent.
- -  Quantity is zero.
NOTE: Percentages may not sum to 100 percent because of rounding.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012. 

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Table 4.8. Facility capacity and utilization of hospital inpatient care, by facility operation and primary focus of facility: March 30, 2012
Number, utilization rate, and percent distribution
Facility operation and primary focus Designated
beds1		 Overall
utilization
rate (%)2,3		 Designated
beds per
facility2		 Number of facilities Percent distribution
Total Utilization rate2 Total Utilization rate2
50% or
less		 51-
90%		 91-
100%		 More
than 100%		 50% or less 51-
90%		 91-
100%		 More
than 100%
Total  11,280 111.1 23 475    103    154    140     78 100.0  21.7  32.4  29.5  16.4
Facility operation        
Private non-profit  5,648 101.2 21 263     65    101     73     24 100.0  24.7  38.4  27.8   9.1
Private for-profit  3,607 140.7 24 139     23     38     38     40 100.0  16.5  27.3  27.3  28.8
Local, county, or community govt.    579 102.7 21  27      6      5      9      7 100.0  22.2  18.5  33.3  25.9
State government  1,203  79.5 40  30      4      8     15      3 100.0  13.3  26.7  50.0  10.0
Federal government    241  83.3 14  15      5      2      5      3 100.0  33.3  13.3  33.3  20.0
Dept. of Veterans Affairs    184  90.1 14  11      4      2      2      3 100.0  36.4  18.2  18.2  27.3
Dept. of Defense     42  52.4 21   2      1       - -      1       - - 100.0  50.0      - -  50.0      - -
Indian Health Service      5 100.0  5   1       - -       - -      1       - - 100.0      - -      - - 100.0      - -
Other     10 100.0 10   1       - -       - -      1       - - 100.0      - -      - - 100.0      - -
Tribal government      2 2,000.0  2   1       - -       - -       - -      1 100.0      - -      - -      - - 100.0
Primary focus of facility        
Substance abuse treatment services  6,498  90.3 27 228     46     91     74     17 100.0  20.2  39.9  32.5   7.5
Mental health services    784 164.8 18  42      8     11      8     15 100.0  19.0  26.2  19.0  35.7
Mix of mental health and substance
    abuse treatment services		  3,655 137.5 19 187     48     44     51     44 100.0  25.7  23.5  27.3  23.5
General health care    295  87.9 22  13      1      7      5       - - 100.0   7.7  53.8  38.5      - -
Other     48 116.7 10   5       - -      1      2      2 100.0      - -  20.0  40.0  40.0
1 Of the 780 facilities that reported offering hospital inpatient services, 28 facilities (4 percent) whose client counts were reported by another facility were not asked to respond to this question. Of the remaining 752 facilities, 21 facilities (3 percent) reported for themselves and other facilities. Therefore, the number of designated beds is based on the responses of 731 facilities.
2 Overall utilization rate and designated beds per facility are based on 475 facilities (10,787 designated beds and 11,983 clients) that reported both designated beds and clients for their facility only. Of the 731 facilities that reported designated beds, 56 facilities (8 percent) were excluded from the utilization rate tabulations because they did not respond to the survey question (question 28d) concerning the number of designated beds, and 200 facilities (27 percent) were excluded because the number of designated beds was reported as zero.
3 Because substance abuse treatment clients may also occupy non-designated beds, utilization rates may be more than 100 percent.
- -  Quantity is zero.
NOTE: Percentages may not sum to 100 percent because of rounding.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012. 

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Table 4.9. Services provided, by facility operation: 2012
Number and percent
  Facility operation
Services   Number of facilities   Percent
Total Private
non-
profit		 Private
for-
profit		 Local,
county, or
community
govt.		 State
govt.		 Federal
govt.		 Tribal
govt.		 Total Private
non-
profit		 Private
for-
profit		 Local,
county, or
community
govt.		 State
govt.		 Federal
govt.		 Tribal
govt.
Total  14,311  8,054  4,450    758   363    364   322  
Assessment and pre-treatment services 14,088  7,895  4,411    745   352    363   322  98.4  98.0  99.1  98.3  97.0  99.7 100.0
Screening for substance abuse 13,565  7,532  4,311    716   330    358   318  94.8  93.5  96.9  94.5  90.9  98.4  98.8
Comprehensive substance abuse assessment
    or diagnosis		 13,080  7,275  4,146    686   325    349   299  91.4  90.3  93.2  90.5  89.5  95.9  92.9
Screening for mental health disorders  9,788  5,651  2,732    596   263    303   243  68.4  70.2  61.4  78.6  72.5  83.2  75.5
Outreach to persons in community who may
    need treatment		  8,205  4,851  2,188    484   190    227   265  57.3  60.2  49.2  63.9  52.3  62.4  82.3
Screening for tobacco use  7,971  4,675  2,104    438   229    313   212  55.7  58.0  47.3  57.8  63.1  86.0  65.8
Comprehensive mental health assessment or
  diagnosis		  6,678  3,827  1,802    422   204    265   158  46.7  47.5  40.5  55.7  56.2  72.8  49.1
Interim services for clients when immediate
   admission is not possible		  6,427  3,730  1,604    442   164    265   222  44.9  46.3  36.0  58.3  45.2  72.8  68.9
Testing 12,556  7,172  3,794    673   337    332   248  87.7  89.0  85.3  88.8  92.8  91.2  77.0
Drug or alcohol urine screening 12,006  6,859  3,645    633   328    315   226  83.9  85.2  81.9  83.5  90.4  86.5  70.2
Breathalyzer or other blood alcohol testing  8,769  4,878  2,750    472   239    301   129  61.3  60.6  61.8  62.3  65.8  82.7  40.1
TB screening  5,172  2,823  1,456    296   219    249   129  36.1  35.1  32.7  39.1  60.3  68.4  40.1
HIV testing  3,995  2,383    819    239   184    264   106  27.9  29.6  18.4  31.5  50.7  72.5  32.9
Screening for Hepatitis C  3,409  1,800    899    201   146    260   103  23.8  22.3  20.2  26.5  40.2  71.4  32.0
Screening for Hepatitis B  3,189  1,654    845    187   141    259   103  22.3  20.5  19.0  24.7  38.8  71.2  32.0
STD testing  2,943  1,490    808    154   150    246    95  20.6  18.5  18.2  20.3  41.3  67.6  29.5
Pharmacotherapies  7,355  4,172  2,004    468   272    295   144  51.4  51.8  45.0  61.7  74.9  81.0  44.7
Medications for psychiatric disorders  5,429  3,307  1,094    412   236    278   102  37.9  41.1  24.6  54.4  65.0  76.4  31.7
Nicotine replacement  3,131  1,832    662    176   142    244    75  21.9  22.7  14.9  23.2  39.1  67.0  23.3
Buprenorphine1  2,930  1,501  1,032    110    87    165    35  20.5  18.6  23.2  14.5  24.0  45.3  10.9
Buprenorphine with naloxone (Suboxone®)  2,815  1,439    989    103    85    164    35  19.7  17.9  22.2  13.6  23.4  45.1  10.9
Buprenorphine without naloxone   1,588    758    635     58    47     77    13  11.1   9.4  14.3   7.7  12.9  21.2   4.0
Campral®  2,495  1,376    673    156    90    169    31  17.4  17.1  15.1  20.6  24.8  46.4   9.6
Naltrexone (oral)  2,578  1,341    743    130    92    230    42  18.0  16.7  16.7  17.2  25.3  63.2  13.0
Antabuse®  2,371  1,181    681    147    93    218    51  16.6  14.7  15.3  19.4  25.6  59.9  15.8
Non-nicotine smoking/tobacco cessation
   medications		  2,293  1,232    561    123    90    227    60  16.0  15.3  12.6  16.2  24.8  62.4  18.6
Methadone  1,609    646    779     54    51     64    15  11.2   8.0  17.5   7.1  14.0  17.6   4.7
Vivitrol® (injectable Naltrexone)  1,438    706    494     69    38    106    25  10.0   8.8  11.1   9.1  10.5  29.1   7.8
Transitional services 13,940  7,857  4,297    753   351    362   320  97.4  97.6  96.6  99.3  96.7  99.5  99.4
Discharge planning 13,522  7,714  4,121    726   341    327   293  94.5  95.8  92.6  95.8  93.9  89.8  91.0
Aftercare/continuing care  11,976  6,591  3,842    615   270    350   308  83.7  81.8  86.3  81.1  74.4  96.2  95.7
Ancillary services 14,218  8,018  4,399    755   360    364   322 99.4 99.6 98.9 99.6 99.2 100.0 100.0
Substance abuse education 13,776  7,759  4,259    735   349    357   317 96.3 96.3 95.7 97.0 96.1 98.1 98.4
Case management services 11,474  6,777  3,143    645   300    324   285 80.2 84.1 70.6 85.1 82.6 89.0 88.5
Social skills development 10,530  6,250  2,917    557   283    276   247 73.6 77.6 65.6 73.5 78.0 75.8 76.7
Mental health services  8,878  5,095  2,445    547   264    298   229 62.0 63.3 54.9 72.2 72.7 81.9 71.1
HIV or AIDS education, counseling, or support  8,300  5,055  2,099    479   270    221   176 58.0 62.8 47.2 63.2 74.4 60.7 54.7
Assistance with obtaining social services  8,108  5,350  1,579    537   244    186   212 56.7 66.4 35.5 70.8 67.2 51.1 65.8
Health education other than HIV/AIDS or   
    hepatitis		  7,632  4,625  1,877    425   245    269   191 53.3 57.4 42.2 56.1 67.5 73.9 59.3
Mentoring/peer support  7,406  4,553  1,901    360   214    212   166 51.8 56.5 42.7 47.5 59.0 58.2 51.6
Assistance in locating housing for clients  7,039  4,543  1,472    448   234    215   127 49.2 56.4 33.1 59.1 64.5 59.1 39.4
Self-help groups   6,677  4,105  1,660    298   213    207   194 46.7 51.0 37.3 39.3 58.7 56.9 60.2
Hepatitis education, counseling, or support  6,569  3,925  1,685    367   207    233   152 45.9 48.7 37.9 48.4 57.0 64.0 47.2
Transportation assistance to treatment  5,851  3,874    964    395   168    202   248 40.9 48.1 21.7 52.1 46.3 55.5 77.0
Domestic violence services  5,700  3,138  1,797    285   134    155   191 39.8 39.0 40.4 37.6 36.9 42.6 59.3
Smoking cessation counseling  5,583  3,310  1,380    317   177    267   132 39.0 41.1 31.0 41.8 48.8 73.4 41.0
Employment counseling or training for clients  5,338  3,490  1,142    260   170    180    96 37.3 43.3 25.7 34.3 46.8 49.5 29.8
Early intervention for HIV  3,823  2,391    808    240   145    150    89 26.7 29.7 18.2 31.7 39.9 41.2 27.6
Child care for clients' children  1,041    810     79     83    35      2    32 7.3 10.1 1.8 10.9 9.6 0.5 9.9
Acupuncture    628    288    211     46    28     32    23 4.4 3.6 4.7 6.1 7.7 8.8 7.1
Residential beds for clients' children    528    452     25     20    26      1     4 3.7 5.6 0.6 2.6 7.2 0.3 1.2
1 Buprenorphine total is not the sum of Buprenorphine with and without naloxone because a facility can provide either or both.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 4.10. Services provided, by primary focus of facility: 2012
Number and percent
  Primary focus of facility1
Services   Number of facilities   Percent
Total SA treatment services MH services Mix of
MH and SA
treatment
services		 General health
care		 Other Total SA treatment services MH services Mix of
MH and SA
treatment
services		 General health
care		 Other
Total  14,311  7,990    997  4,732    228    364  
Assessment and pre-treatment services 14,088  7,836    977  4,695    226    354  98.4  98.1  98.0  99.2  99.1  97.3
Screening for substance abuse 13,565  7,513    926  4,564    223    339  94.8  94.0  92.9  96.4  97.8  93.1
Comprehensive substance abuse assessment
    or diagnosis		 13,080  7,256    829  4,505    198    292  91.4  90.8  83.1  95.2  86.8  80.2
Screening for mental health disorders  9,788  4,021    942  4,394    210    221  68.4  50.3  94.5  92.9  92.1  60.7
Outreach to persons in community who may need
   treatment		  8,205  4,411    489  2,938    156    211  57.3  55.2  49.0  62.1  68.4  58.0
Screening for tobacco use  7,971  4,316    510  2,735    198    212  55.7  54.0  51.2  57.8  86.8  58.2
Comprehensive mental health assessment or
  diagnosis		  6,678  1,815    859  3,693    179    132  46.7  22.7  86.2  78.0  78.5  36.3
Interim services for clients when immediate
   admission is not possible		  6,427  3,266    370  2,500    132    159  44.9  40.9  37.1  52.8  57.9  43.7
Testing 12,556  7,420    643  3,964    221    308  87.7  92.9  64.5  83.8  96.9  84.6
Drug or alcohol urine screening 12,006  7,186    598  3,738    201    283  83.9  89.9  60.0  79.0  88.2  77.7
Breathalyzer or other blood alcohol testing  8,769  5,451    307  2,653    143    215  61.3  68.2  30.8  56.1  62.7  59.1
TB screening  5,172  3,162    267  1,416    203    124  36.1  39.6  26.8  29.9  89.0  34.1
HIV testing  3,995  2,400    187  1,106    197    105  27.9  30.0  18.8  23.4  86.4  28.8
Screening for Hepatitis C  3,409  1,952    202    972    200     83  23.8  24.4  20.3  20.5  87.7  22.8
Screening for Hepatitis B  3,189  1,785    200    930    197     77  22.3  22.3  20.1  19.7  86.4  21.2
STD testing  2,943  1,692    163    830    195     63  20.6  21.2  16.3  17.5  85.5  17.3
Pharmacotherapies  7,355  3,449    724  2,837    200    145  51.4  43.2  72.6  60.0  87.7  39.8
Medications for psychiatric disorders  5,429  1,872    698  2,580    180     99  37.9  23.4  70.0  54.5  78.9  27.2
Nicotine replacement  3,131  1,532    275  1,096    162     66  21.9  19.2  27.6  23.2  71.1  18.1
Buprenorphine2  2,930  1,682    168    933     92     55  20.5  21.1  16.9  19.7  40.4  15.1
Buprenorphine with naloxone (Suboxone®)  2,815  1,614    156    904     89     52  19.7  20.2  15.6  19.1  39.0  14.3
Buprenorphine without naloxone   1,588    882     99    534     46     27  11.1  11.0   9.9  11.3  20.2   7.4
Naltrexone (oral)  2,578  1,105    215  1,115    102     41  18.0  13.8  21.6  23.6  44.7  11.3
Campral®  2,495  1,028    231  1,121     75     40  17.4  12.9  23.2  23.7  32.9  11.0
Antabuse®  2,371    960    208  1,067     99     37  16.6  12.0  20.9  22.5  43.4  10.2
Non-nicotine smoking/tobacco cessation
   medications		  2,293    955    204    934    141     59  16.0  12.0  20.5  19.7  61.8  16.2
Methadone  1,609  1,232     49    268     31     29  11.2  15.4   4.9   5.7  13.6   8.0
Vivitrol® (injectable Naltrexone)  1,438    656    110    589     55     28  10.0   8.2  11.0  12.4  24.1   7.7
Total  14,311  7,990    997  4,732    228    364  
Transitional services 13,940  7,803    937  4,634    221    345  97.4  97.7  94.0  97.9  96.9  94.8
Discharge planning 13,522  7,661    871  4,466    193    331  94.5  95.9  87.4  94.4  84.6  90.9
Aftercare/continuing care  11,976  6,674    728  4,078    201    295  83.7  83.5  73.0  86.2  88.2  81.0
Ancillary services 14,218  7,932    992  4,706    227    361  99.4  99.3  99.5  99.5  99.6  99.2
Substance abuse education 13,776  7,791    873  4,567    212    333  96.3  97.5  87.6  96.5  93.0  91.5
Case management services 11,474  6,471    733  3,777    186    307  80.2  81.0  73.5  79.8  81.6  84.3
Social skills development 10,530  5,754    718  3,663    137    258  73.6  72.0  72.0  77.4  60.1  70.9
Mental health services  8,878  3,048    979  4,459    202    190  62.0  38.1  98.2  94.2  88.6  52.2
HIV or AIDS education, counseling, or support  8,300  5,094    364  2,473    168    201  58.0  63.8  36.5  52.3  73.7  55.2
Assistance with obtaining social services  8,108  4,282    582  2,837    182    225  56.7  53.6  58.4  60.0  79.8  61.8
Health education other than HIV/AIDS or hepatitis  7,632  4,508    376  2,338    195    215  53.3  56.4  37.7  49.4  85.5  59.1
Mentoring/peer support  7,406  4,340    387  2,354    111    214  51.8  54.3  38.8  49.7  48.7  58.8
Assistance in locating housing for clients  7,039  3,852    484  2,361    133    209  49.2  48.2  48.5  49.9  58.3  57.4
Self-help groups  6,677  4,246    269  1,873    111    178  46.7  53.1  27.0  39.6  48.7  48.9
Hepatitis education, counseling, or support  6,569  4,072    256  1,916    169    156  45.9  51.0  25.7  40.5  74.1  42.9
Transportation assistance to treatment  5,851  3,196    344  2,018    124    169  40.9  40.0  34.5  42.6  54.4  46.4
Domestic violence services  5,700  2,526    435  2,455    123    161  39.8  31.6  43.6  51.9  53.9  44.2
Smoking cessation counseling  5,583  3,057    309  1,886    175    156  39.0  38.3  31.0  39.9  76.8  42.9
Employment counseling or training for clients  5,338  3,010    309  1,759     93    167  37.3  37.7  31.0  37.2  40.8  45.9
Early intervention for HIV  3,823  2,348    138  1,107    115    115  26.7  29.4  13.8  23.4  50.4  31.6
Child care for clients' children  1,041    655     21    318     14     33   7.3   8.2   2.1   6.7   6.1   9.1
Acupuncture    628    358     19    212     27     12   4.4   4.5   1.9   4.5  11.8   3.3
Residential beds for clients' children    528    383      8    108      4     25   3.7   4.8   0.8   2.3   1.8   6.9
1 SA = Substance abuse; MH = Mental health.
2 Buprenorphine total is not the sum of Buprenorphine with and without naloxone because a facility can provide either or both.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 4.11. Clinical/therapeutic approaches, by frequency of use: 2012
Number and percent distribution
Clinical/therapeutic approaches Number of facilities Percent distribution
Total Frequency of use Total Frequency of use
Always
or often		 Some-
times		 Rarely  Never1 Not
familiar
with this
approach		 Always
or often		 Some-
times		 Rarely  Never1 Not
familiar
with this
approach
Substance abuse counseling 14,311 13,371   608    55    184    93 100.0  93.4   4.2   0.4   1.3   0.6
Relapse prevention 14,311 11,995 1,410   194    445   267 100.0  83.8   9.9   1.4   3.1   1.9
Cognitive-behavioral therapy 14,311 10,046 3,025   362    772   106 100.0  70.2  21.1   2.5   5.4   0.7
Motivational interviewing 14,311  9,010 3,495   769    863   174 100.0  63.0  24.4   5.4   6.0   1.2
12-step facilitation 14,311  7,205 3,469 1,434  2,132    71 100.0  50.3  24.2  10.0  14.9   0.5
Anger management 14,311  5,527 6,129 1,470  1,125    60 100.0  38.6  42.8  10.3   7.9   0.4
Brief intervention 14,311  5,331 6,134 1,574  1,122   150 100.0  37.3  42.9  11.0   7.8   1.0
Trauma-related counseling 14,311  4,045 5,963 2,446  1,749   108 100.0  28.3  41.7  17.1  12.2   0.8
Contingency
    management/motivational
    incentives		 14,311  3,833 4,381 2,622  2,920   555 100.0  26.8  30.6  18.3  20.4   3.9
Matrix model 14,311  2,645 2,926 2,384  4,421 1,935 100.0  18.5  20.4  16.7  30.9  13.5
Rational emotive behavioral
    therapy		 14,311  2,396 4,226 2,955  4,173   561 100.0  16.7  29.5  20.6  29.2   3.9
Computerized substance abuse
    treatment		 14,311    733 1,202 2,260  9,569   547 100.0   5.1   8.4  15.8  66.9   3.8
Community reinforcement
    plus vouchers		 14,311    639 1,265 1,997  9,102 1,308 100.0   4.5   8.8  14.0  63.6   9.1
Other treatment approaches 14,311  1,372   574   146 12,219       ‡ 100.0   9.6   4.0   1.0  85.4       ‡
1 Records for which there was not a valid response are included in the category Never.
‡ No facilities in this category.
NOTE: Percentages may not sum to 100 percent because of rounding.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 4.12a. Facilities offering special programs or groups for specific client types, by facility operation and primary focus of facility: 2012
Number
Facility operation and primary focus   Number of facilities1
Total Any
prog-
ram or
group		 Client type
Clients
with co-
occurring
disorders		 Adult
women		 DUI/DWI
clients		 Adoles-
cents		 Adult
men		 Crimi-
nal
justice
clients		 Persons
who have
experi-
enced
trauma		 Preg-
nant or
post-
partum
women		 Persons
with HIV
or AIDS		 Vete-
rans		 Seniors or
older
adults		 LG-
BTQ2		 Active
duty
mili-
tary		 Mem-
bers of
military
fam-
ilies		 Other
Total  14,311 11,764 5,288 4,470 4,107 4,008 3,550 3,352 3,103 1,784 1,077 1,060   952 845 623 541 1,938
Facility operation    
Private non-profit  8,054  6,599 3,019 2,644 1,813 2,310 2,131 1,829 1,822   977   675   436   469 459 228 233 1,012
Private for-profit  4,450  3,644 1,490 1,199 1,874 1,166   980 1,088   809   582   296   341   381 317 268 243   665
Local, county, or community govt.    758    614   326   312   214   264   207   232   164   123    40    24    27  16   9  12    85
State government    363    319   184   148    72   102   110   109    81    61    33    18    25  23  14  13    50
Federal government    364    332   169    74    41    28    44    31   152     9    16   220    24  12  92  28    37
Dept. of Veterans Affairs    215    211   122    41    18     - -    17    14   125     1     7   202    16   4  17  11    20
Dept. of Defense     89     76    20    18    16     1    12     1    14     1     3     9     1   - -  70  11     3
Indian Health Service     50     39    23    11     6    27    12    12     9     5     4     7     6   7   4   4    13
Other     10      6     4     4     1     - -     3     4     4     2     2     2     1   1   1   2     1
Tribal government    322    256   100    93    93   138    78    63    75    32    17    21    26  18  12  12    89
Primary focus of facility    
Substance abuse treatment
   services		  7,990  6,534 2,208 2,774 2,181 1,962 2,274 1,809 1,508 1,158   612   473   453 423 283 222 1,025
Mental health services    997    701   443   106   145   266    83   124   166    42    31    40    48  22  21  24    82
Mix of mental health and substance
    abuse treatment services		  4,732  4,070 2,420 1,407 1,648 1,664 1,063 1,272 1,276   515   367   440   403 347 287 259   719
General health care    228    160    89    54    28    38    35    41    67    15    31    62    19  22  14  15    31
Other    364    299   128   129   105    78    95   106    86    54    36    45    29  31  18  21    81
1 Number of facilities sums to more than the Total column because a facility could offer special programs or groups for more than one client type.
2 LGBTQ = Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or questioning.
- -  Quantity is zero.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 4.12b. Facilities offering special programs or groups for specific client types, by facility operation and primary focus of facility: 2012
Percent
Facility operation and primary focus   Percent1
Number
of
facilities		 Any
prog-
ram or
group		 Client type
Clients
with co-
occurring
disorders		 Adult
women		 DUI/DWI
clients		 Adoles-
cents		 Adult
men		 Crimi-
nal
justice
clients		 Persons
who have
experi-
enced
trauma		 Preg-
nant or
post-
partum
women		 Persons
with HIV
or AIDS		 Vete-
rans		 Seniors or
older
adults		 LG-
BTQ2		 Active
duty
mili-
tary		 Mem-
bers of
military
fam-
ilies		 Other
Total  14,311  82.2  37.0  31.2  28.7  28.0  24.8  23.4  21.7  12.5   7.5   7.4   6.7   5.9   4.4   3.8  13.5
Facility operation  
Private non-profit  8,054  81.9  37.5  32.8  22.5  28.7  26.5  22.7  22.6  12.1   8.4   5.4   5.8   5.7   2.8   2.9  12.6
Private for-profit  4,450  81.9  33.5  26.9  42.1  26.2  22.0  24.4  18.2  13.1   6.7   7.7   8.6   7.1   6.0   5.5  14.9
Local, county, or community govt.    758  81.0  43.0  41.2  28.2  34.8  27.3  30.6  21.6  16.2   5.3   3.2   3.6   2.1   1.2   1.6  11.2
State government    363  87.9  50.7  40.8  19.8  28.1  30.3  30.0  22.3  16.8   9.1   5.0   6.9   6.3   3.9   3.6  13.8
Federal government    364  91.2  46.4  20.3  11.3   7.7  12.1   8.5  41.8   2.5   4.4  60.4   6.6   3.3  25.3   7.7  10.2
Dept. of Veterans Affairs    215  98.1  56.7  19.1   8.4      - -   7.9   6.5  58.1   0.5   3.3  94.0   7.4   1.9   7.9   5.1   9.3
Dept. of Defense     89  85.4  22.5  20.2  18.0   1.1  13.5   1.1  15.7   1.1   3.4  10.1   1.1      - -  78.7  12.4   3.4
Indian Health Service     50  78.0  46.0  22.0  12.0  54.0  24.0  24.0  18.0  10.0   8.0  14.0  12.0  14.0   8.0   8.0  26.0
Other     10  60.0  40.0  40.0  10.0      - -  30.0  40.0  40.0  20.0  20.0  20.0  10.0  10.0  10.0  20.0  10.0
Tribal government    322  79.5  31.1  28.9  28.9  42.9  24.2  19.6  23.3   9.9   5.3   6.5   8.1   5.6   3.7   3.7  27.6
Primary focus of facility  
Substance abuse treatment
   services		  7,990  81.8  27.6  34.7  27.3  24.6  28.5  22.6  18.9  14.5   7.7   5.9   5.7   5.3   3.5   2.8  12.8
Mental health services    997  70.3  44.4  10.6  14.5  26.7   8.3  12.4  16.6   4.2   3.1   4.0   4.8   2.2   2.1   2.4   8.2
Mix of mental health and substance
    abuse treatment services		  4,732  86.0  51.1  29.7  34.8  35.2  22.5  26.9  27.0  10.9   7.8   9.3   8.5   7.3   6.1   5.5  15.2
General health care    228  70.2  39.0  23.7  12.3  16.7  15.4  18.0  29.4   6.6  13.6  27.2   8.3   9.6   6.1   6.6  13.6
Other    364  82.1  35.2  35.4  28.8  21.4  26.1  29.1  23.6  14.8   9.9  12.4   8.0   8.5   4.9   5.8  22.3
1 Percentages sum to more than 100 percent because a facility could offer special programs or groups for more than one client type.
2  LGBTQ = Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or questioning.
- -  Quantity is zero.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 4.13a. Facilities offering services in sign language for the hearing impaired and in languages other than English,
by facility operation and primary focus of facility: 2012
Number
Facility operation and primary focus   Number of facilities
Total Sign
language		 Any
language
other than
English		 Language services provided by: Languages provided by staff counselor1
Staff
counselor
only		 On-call
interpreter
only2		 Both staff
counselor
and on-call
interpreter		 Spanish American
Indian/Alaska
Native
language		 Other
Total  14,311  3,994  5,863  2,428  2,033  1,402  3,598    167  1,033
Facility operation          
Private non-profit  8,054  2,704  3,635  1,408  1,376    851  2,175     62    569
Private for-profit  4,450    647  1,470    806    340    324  1,066     17    366
Local, county, or community govt.    758    397    428     87    194    147    226      1     63
State government    363    156    175     54     80     41     91      2     21
Federal government    364     50     73     30     28     15     26     21      9
Dept. of Veterans Affairs    215     36     37      8     23      6     14      1      5
Dept. of Defense     89      8     10      2      3      5      7       - -      3
Indian Health Service     50      5     24     19      1      4      4     20       - -
Other     10      1      2      1      1       - -      1       - -      1
Tribal government    322     40     82     43     15     24     14     64      5
Primary focus of facility          
Substance abuse treatment services  7,990  1,862  3,099  1,542    872    685  2,116     67    572
Mental health services    997    364    398     95    212     91    170      3     63
Mix of mental health and substance
    abuse treatment services		  4,732  1,636  2,162    718    877    567  1,192     88    354
General health care    228     45     79     25     32     22     41      5     13
Other    364     87    125     48     40     37     79      4     31
1 Number of facilities based on facilities where languages services are provided by staff counselors only and by both staff counselors and on-call interpreters.
2  Facilities that offered services in any language other than English but did not have a valid response to language provider were classified as providing services by an on-call interpreter only.
- - Quantity is zero.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 4.13b. Facilities offering services in sign language for the hearing impaired and in languages other than English,
by facility operation and primary focus of facility: 2012
Percent
Facility operation and primary focus Number of
facilities		 Percent
Sign
language		 Any
language
other than
English		 Language services provided by: Languages provided by staff counselor1
Total Staff
counselor
only		 On-call
interpreter
only2		 Both staff
counselor
and on-call
interpreter		 Spanish American
Indian/Alaska
Native
language		 Other
Total  14,311  27.9  41.0 100.0  41.4  34.7  23.9  93.9   4.4  27.0
Facility operation          
Private non-profit  8,054  33.6  45.1 100.0  38.7  37.9  23.4  96.3   2.7  25.2
Private for-profit  4,450  14.5  33.0 100.0  54.8  23.1  22.0  94.3   1.5  32.4
Local, county, or community govt.    758  52.4  56.5 100.0  20.3  45.3  34.3  96.6   0.4  26.9
State government    363  43.0  48.2 100.0  30.9  45.7  23.4  95.8   2.1  22.1
Federal government    364  13.7  20.1 100.0  41.1  38.4  20.5  57.8  46.7  20.0
Dept. of Veterans Affairs    215  16.7  17.2 100.0  21.6  62.2  16.2 100.0   7.1  35.7
Dept. of Defense     89   9.0  11.2 100.0  20.0  30.0  50.0 100.0      - -  42.9
Indian Health Service     50  10.0  48.0 100.0  79.2   4.2  16.7  17.4  87.0      - -
Other     10  10.0  20.0 100.0  50.0  50.0      - - 100.0      - - 100.0
Tribal government    322  12.4  25.5 100.0  52.4  18.3  29.3  20.9  95.5   7.5
Primary focus of facility          
Substance abuse treatment services  7,990  23.3  38.8 100.0  49.8  28.1  22.1  95.0   3.0  25.7
Mental health services    997  36.5  39.9 100.0  23.9  53.3  22.9  91.4   1.6  33.9
Mix of mental health and substance
    abuse treatment services		  4,732  34.6  45.7 100.0  33.2  40.6  26.2  92.8   6.8  27.5
General health care    228  19.7  34.6 100.0  31.6  40.5  27.8  87.2  10.6  27.7
Other    364  23.9  34.3 100.0  38.4  32.0  29.6  92.9   4.7  36.5
1 Percentage of facilities based on facilities where languages services are provided by staff counselors only and by both staff counselors and on-call interpreters.
2  Facilities that offered services in any language other than English but did not have a valid response to language provider were classified as providing services by an on-call interpreter only.
- - Quantity is zero.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 4.14. Facilities detoxifying clients, by substance, facility operation, and primary focus of facility: 2012
Number and percent
Facility operation and primary focus Number of facilities1   Percent1
Total2 Detoxication from: Routine
use of
medica-
tions
during
detox		 Detoxication from: Routine
use of
medica-
tions
during
detox
Opioids Al-
cohol		 Benzo-
diaze-
pines		 Cocaine Meth-
amphet-
amines		 Other
sub-
stances		 Opioids Al-
cohol		 Benzo-
diaze-
pines		 Cocaine Meth-
amphet-
amines		 Other
sub-
stances
Total   2,660  2,195  1,740  1,546  1,386  1,374    366  2,054  82.5  65.4  58.1  52.1  51.7  13.8  77.2
Facility operation        
Private non-profit  1,270  1,022    918    799    714    712    176    917  80.5  72.3  62.9  56.2  56.1  13.9  72.2
Private for-profit  1,054    925    562    523    478    471    136    886  87.8  53.3  49.6  45.4  44.7  12.9  84.1
Local, county, or community
   govt.		    103     84     84     72     66     66     20     79  81.6  81.6  69.9  64.1  64.1  19.4  76.7
State government     64     50     44     40     39     37     15     42  78.1  68.8  62.5  60.9  57.8  23.4  65.6
Federal government    138    104    122    107     85     81     18    122  75.4  88.4  77.5  61.6  58.7  13.0  88.4
Dept. of Veterans Affairs    120     95    110     98     78     74     17    113  79.2  91.7  81.7  65.0  61.7  14.2  94.2
Dept. of Defense     12      6      9      7      5      5       - -      5  50.0  75.0  58.3  41.7  41.7      - -  41.7
Indian Health Service      3      1      1      1      1      1      1      1  33.3  33.3  33.3  33.3  33.3  33.3  33.3
Other      3      2      2      1      1      1       - -      3  66.7  66.7  33.3  33.3  33.3      - - 100.0
Tribal government     31     10     10      5      4      7      1      8  32.3  32.3  16.1  12.9  22.6   3.2  25.8
Primary focus of facility        
Substance abuse treatment
   services		  1,618  1,383    937    814    775    762    206  1,231  85.5  57.9  50.3  47.9  47.1  12.7  76.1
Mental health services    155    122    134    127     97    100     16    133  78.7  86.5  81.9  62.6  64.5  10.3  85.8
Mix of mental health and substance
    abuse treatment services		    753    588    568    522    439    442    118    586  78.1  75.4  69.3  58.3  58.7  15.7  77.8
General health care     73     51     62     51     40     37      9     64  69.9  84.9  69.9  54.8  50.7  12.3  87.7
Other     61     51     39     32     35     33     17     40  83.6  63.9  52.5  57.4  54.1  27.9  65.6
1 Number of facilities sums to more than the Total column and percentages sum to more than 100 percent because a facility could provide detoxification for more than one substance. 
2 Of 14,311 facilities, 2,660 facilities (19 percent) offered detoxification services.
- -  Quantity is zero.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 4.15. Facilities with client outreach, by facility operation and primary focus of facility: 2012
Number and percent
Facility operation and primary focus   Has website Outreach to persons who may need treatment
Total number of
facilities		 Number of
facilities		 Percent Number of
facilities		 Percent
Total  14,311 11,220  78.4  8,205  57.3
Facility operation          
Private non-profit  8,054  6,865  85.2  4,851  60.2
Private for-profit  4,450  3,247  73.0  2,188  49.2
Local, county, or community government    758    533  70.3    484  63.9
State government    363    242  66.7    190  52.3
Federal government    364    187  51.4    227  62.4
Dept. of Veterans Affairs    215    123  57.2    135  62.8
Dept. of Defense     89     38  42.7     45  50.6
Indian Health Service     50     21  42.0     40  80.0
Other     10      5  50.0      7  70.0
Tribal government    322    146  45.3    265  82.3
Primary focus of facility          
Substance abuse treatment services  7,990  6,313  79.0  4,411  55.2
Mental health services    997    707  70.9    489  49.0
Mix of mental health and substance
    abuse treatment services		  4,732  3,797  80.2  2,938  62.1
General health care    228    141  61.8    156  68.4
Other    364    262  72.0    211  58.0
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 4.16a. Facility licensing, certification, or accreditation, by facility operation and primary focus of facility: 2012
Number
Facility operation and primary focus     Number of facilities1
Total Any listed
agency/
organization		 Licensing, certification, or accreditation organization
State
substance
abuse
agency		 State mental
health
department		 State
department
of health		 Hospital
licensing
authority		 Joint
Commis-
sion2		 CARF2 NCQA2 COA2 Other State/
local agency/
organization
Total  14,311 13,574 11,623  5,470  6,162  1,016  2,672  3,330 423 735 996
Facility operation  
Private non-profit  8,054  7,753  6,817  3,277  3,674    582  1,559  2,048 270 532 476
Private for-profit  4,450  4,167  3,649  1,577  1,937    239    611    918  91 145 347
Local, county, or community govt.    758    739    669    352    245     60    104    144  20  16  38
State government    363    341    279    165    183     44     78     83  15  19  30
Federal government    364    332     47     26     25     77    299    104  22  19  27
Dept. of Veterans Affairs    215    210     18     12     11     47    210     95  16  14   8
Dept. of Defense     89     81     11      5      2     22     73      2   2   1   9
Indian Health Service     50     32     13      6      8      6     12      4   1   4   9
Other     10      9      5      3      4      2      4      3   3   - -   1
Tribal government    322    242    162     73     98     14     21     33   5   4  78
Primary focus of facility  
Substance abuse treatment services  7,990  7,690  6,948  1,874  3,479    381  1,255  1,954 172 314 532
Mental health services    997    910    564    657    338    141    298    224  33  90  50
Mix of mental health and substance
    abuse treatment services		  4,732  4,467  3,759  2,778  2,124    436    977  1,067 190 308 351
General health care    228    195    105     60     86     45    113     25  12   7  21
Other    364    312    247    101    135     13     29     60  16  16  42
1 Number of facilities sums to more than the Total column because a facility could report more than one licensing, certification, or accreditation organization.
2 Joint Commission was formerly JCAHO (Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations); CARF was formerly Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities; NCQA = National Committee for Quality Assurance; COA = Council on Accreditation.
- -  Quantity is zero.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 4.16b. Facility licensing, certification, or accreditation, by facility operation and primary focus of facility: 2012
Percent
Facility operation and primary focus     Percent1
Number
of
facilities		 Any listed
agency/
organization		 Licensing, certification, or accreditation organization
State
substance
abuse
agency		 State mental
health
department		 State
department
of health		 Hospital
licensing
authority		 Joint
Commis-
sion2		 CARF2 NCQA2 COA2 Other State/
local agency/
organization
Total  14,311  94.9  81.2  38.2  43.1   7.1  18.7  23.3   3.0   5.1   7.0
Facility operation    
Private non-profit  8,054  96.3  84.6  40.7  45.6   7.2  19.4  25.4   3.4   6.6   5.9
Private for-profit  4,450  93.6  82.0  35.4  43.5   5.4  13.7  20.6   2.0   3.3   7.8
Local, county, or community govt.    758  97.5  88.3  46.4  32.3   7.9  13.7  19.0   2.6   2.1   5.0
State government    363  93.9  76.9  45.5  50.4  12.1  21.5  22.9   4.1   5.2   8.3
Federal government    364  91.2  12.9   7.1   6.9  21.2  82.1  28.6   6.0   5.2   7.4
Dept. of Veterans Affairs    215  97.7   8.4   5.6   5.1  21.9  97.7  44.2   7.4   6.5   3.7
Dept. of Defense     89  91.0  12.4   5.6   2.2  24.7  82.0   2.2   2.2   1.1  10.1
Indian Health Service     50  64.0  26.0  12.0  16.0  12.0  24.0   8.0   2.0   8.0  18.0
Other     10  90.0  50.0  30.0  40.0  20.0  40.0  30.0  30.0   - -  10.0
Tribal government    322  75.2  50.3  22.7  30.4   4.3   6.5  10.2   1.6   1.2  24.2
Primary focus of facility    
Substance abuse treatment services  7,990  96.2  87.0  23.5  43.5   4.8  15.7  24.5   2.2   3.9   6.7
Mental health services    997  91.3  56.6  65.9  33.9  14.1  29.9  22.5   3.3   9.0   5.0
Mix of mental health and substance
    abuse treatment services		  4,732  94.4  79.4  58.7  44.9   9.2  20.6  22.5   4.0   6.5   7.4
General health care    228  85.5  46.1  26.3  37.7  19.7  49.6  11.0   5.3   3.1   9.2
Other    364  85.7  67.9  27.7  37.1   3.6   8.0  16.5   4.4   4.4  11.5
1 Percentages sum to more than 100 percent because a facility could report more than one licensing, certification, or accreditation organization.
2 Joint Commission was formerly JCAHO (Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations); CARF was formerly Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities; NCQA = National Committee for Quality Assurance; COA = Council on Accreditation.
- -  Quantity is zero.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 4.17a. Facility licensing, certification, or accreditation, by type of care offered: 2012
Number
Type of care offered     Number of facilities1
Total2 Any listed
agency/
organization		 Facility licensing, certification, or accreditation organization
State
substance
abuse
agency		 State mental
health
department		 State
department
of health		 Hospital
licensing
authority		 Joint
Commis-
sion3		 CARF3 NCQA3 COA3 Other State/
local agency/
organization
Total 14,311 13,574 11,623  5,470  6,162  1,016  2,672  3,330 423 735    996
Outpatient 11,650 11,084  9,506  4,691  4,812    775  2,151  2,742 331 597    795
Regular 10,858 10,304  8,895  4,394  4,384    629  1,813  2,462 302 565    752
Intensive   6,427  6,248  5,392  2,620  2,883    564  1,382  1,413 230 310    412
Detoxification  1,367  1,295  1,058    459    643    156    399    574  84 105    125
Day treatment/partial hospitalization  1,762  1,726  1,408    770    895    310    616    453  91  83     93
Methadone maintenance  1,316  1,291  1,136    424    729     99    336    819  50  98    116
Residential (non-hospital)  3,566  3,366  2,915  1,065  1,724    154    619    919  85 168    254
Detoxification    894    869    752    320    457     51    218    310  21  28     59
Short-term treatment (30 days or fewer)  1,804  1,748  1,501    589    937    112    452    556  46  69    121
Long-term treatment (more than 30 days)  2,932  2,753  2,405    860  1,396     99    422    701  71 155    214
Hospital inpatient    780    752    443    343    529    436    598    129  81  47     56
Detoxification    686    661    373    306    463    399    537    121  75  42     51
Treatment    578    561    335    261    409    350    452     81  66  36     37
1 Number of facilities sums to more than the Total column because a facility could report more than one licensing, certification, or accreditation organization.
2 Number of facilities sums to more than the total because a facility could offer more than one type of care.
3 Joint Commission was formerly JACHO (Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations); CARF was formerly Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities; NCQA = National Committee for Quality Assurance; COA = Council on Accreditation.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 4.17b. Facility licensing, certification, or accreditation, by type of care offered: 2012
Percent
Type of care offered     Percent1
Number
of
facilities2		 Any listed
agency/
organization		 Facility licensing, certification, or accreditation organization
State
substance
abuse
agency		 State mental
health
department		 State
department
of health		 Hospital
licensing
authority		 Joint
Commis-
sion3		 CARF3 NCQA3 COA3 Other State/
local agency/
organization
Total  14,311  94.9  81.2  38.2  43.1   7.1  18.7  23.3   3.0   5.1   7.0
Outpatient 11,650  95.1  81.6  40.3  41.3   6.7  18.5  23.5   2.8   5.1   6.8
Regular 10,858  94.9  81.9  40.5  40.4   5.8  16.7  22.7   2.8   5.2   6.9
Intensive   6,427  97.2  83.9  40.8  44.9   8.8  21.5  22.0   3.6   4.8   6.4
Detoxification  1,367  94.7  77.4  33.6  47.0  11.4  29.2  42.0   6.1   7.7   9.1
Day treatment/partial hospitalization  1,762  98.0  79.9  43.7  50.8  17.6  35.0  25.7   5.2   4.7   5.3
Methadone maintenance  1,316  98.1  86.3  32.2  55.4   7.5  25.5  62.2   3.8   7.4   8.8
Residential (non-hospital)  3,566  94.4  81.7  29.9  48.3   4.3  17.4  25.8   2.4   4.7   7.1
Detoxification    894  97.2  84.1  35.8  51.1   5.7  24.4  34.7   2.3   3.1   6.6
Short-term treatment (30 days or fewer)  1,804  96.9  83.2  32.6  51.9   6.2  25.1  30.8   2.5   3.8   6.7
Long-term treatment (more than 30 days)  2,932  93.9  82.0  29.3  47.6   3.4  14.4  23.9   2.4   5.3   7.3
Hospital inpatient    780  96.4  56.8  44.0  67.8  55.9  76.7  16.5  10.4   6.0   7.2
Detoxification    686  96.4  54.4  44.6  67.5  58.2  78.3  17.6  10.9   6.1   7.4
Treatment    578  97.1  58.0  45.2  70.8  60.6  78.2  14.0  11.4   6.2   6.4
1 Percentages sum to more than 100 percent because a facility could report more than one licensing, certification, or accreditation organization.
2 Number of facilities sums to more than the total because a facility could offer more than one type of care.
3 Joint Commission was formerly JACHO (Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations); CARF was formerly Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities; NCQA = National Committee for Quality Assurance; COA = Council on Accreditation.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 4.18a. Facilities employing specific practices as part of their standard operating procedures, by facility operation and primary focus of facility: 2012
Number
Facility operation and primary focus   Number of facilities1
Total Required
continuing
education
for staff		 Regularly
scheduled
case review
with supervisor		 Periodic client
satisfaction
surveys
conducted
by facility		 Periodic
drug testing
of clients		 Periodic
utilization
review		 Case review
by appointed
quality review
committee		 Outcome
follow-up
after discharge
Total  14,311 14,038 13,644 13,224 12,257 12,391 10,460  9,881
Facility operation    
Private non-profit  8,054  7,910  7,832  7,647  6,960  7,273  6,275  5,737
Private for-profit  4,450  4,348  4,102  3,922  3,781  3,593  2,886  2,971
Local, county, or community govt.    758    749    735    725    638    690    547    437
State government    363    355    348    341    328    330    303    237
Federal government    364    360    329    337    318    298    267    270
Dept. of Veterans Affairs    215    212    185    205    208    179    154    165
Dept. of Defense     89     89     89     81     77     72     69     61
Indian Health Service     50     49     45     43     26     39     36     37
Other     10     10     10      8      7      8      8      7
Tribal government    322    316    298    252    232    207    182    229
Primary focus of facility    
Substance abuse treatment services  7,990  7,848  7,740  7,392  7,371  6,865  5,886  5,852
Mental health services    997    968    883    921    570    900    700    501
Mix of mental health and substance
    abuse treatment services		  4,732  4,649  4,496  4,386  3,849  4,157  3,495  3,137
General health care    228    223    193    207    174    180    143    146
Other    364    350    332    318    293    289    236    245
1 Number of facilities sums to more than the Total column because a facility could employ more than one of the practices specified.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 4.18b. Facilities employing specific practices as part of their standard operating procedures, by facility operation and primary focus of facility: 2012
Percent
Facility operation and primary focus Number of facilities Percent1
Required
continuing
education
for staff		 Regularly
scheduled
case review
with supervisor		 Periodic client
satisfaction
surveys
conducted
by facility		 Periodic
drug testing
of clients		 Periodic
utilization
review		 Case review
by appointed
quality review
committee		 Outcome
follow-up
after discharge
Total  14,311  98.1  95.3  92.4  85.6  86.6  73.1  69.0
Facility operation    
Private non-profit  8,054  98.2  97.2  94.9  86.4  90.3  77.9  71.2
Private for-profit  4,450  97.7  92.2  88.1  85.0  80.7  64.9  66.8
Local, county, or community govt.    758  98.8  97.0  95.6  84.2  91.0  72.2  57.7
State government    363  97.8  95.9  93.9  90.4  90.9  83.5  65.3
Federal government    364  98.9  90.4  92.6  87.4  81.9  73.4  74.2
Dept. of Veterans Affairs    215  98.6  86.0  95.3  96.7  83.3  71.6  76.7
Dept. of Defense     89 100.0 100.0  91.0  86.5  80.9  77.5  68.5
Indian Health Service     50  98.0  90.0  86.0  52.0  78.0  72.0  74.0
Other     10 100.0 100.0  80.0  70.0  80.0  80.0  70.0
Tribal government    322  98.1  92.5  78.3  72.0  64.3  56.5  71.1
Primary focus of facility    
Substance abuse treatment services  7,990  98.2  96.9  92.5  92.3  85.9  73.7  73.2
Mental health services    997  97.1  88.6  92.4  57.2  90.3  70.2  50.3
Mix of mental health and substance
    abuse treatment services		  4,732  98.2  95.0  92.7  81.3  87.8  73.9  66.3
General health care    228  97.8  84.6  90.8  76.3  78.9  62.7  64.0
Other    364  96.2  91.2  87.4  80.5  79.4  64.8  67.3
1 Percentages sum to more than 100 percent because a facility could employ more than one of the practices specified.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 4.19a. Types of client payments accepted by facility, by facility operation and primary focus of facility: 2012
Number
Facility operation and primary focus   Number of facilities1    
Total Type of payment accepted Sliding
fee
scale		 Treatment
at no
charge for
clients who
cannot pay
Cash or
self-
payment		 Private
health
insurance		 Medicare Medicaid State
financed
health
insurance		 Federal
military
insurance		 No
payment
accepted		 Access to
Recovery
(ATR)
vouchers2		 IHS/638
contract
care
funds		 Other
Total  14,311 12,820 9,306 4,757 8,347 5,791 4,783 454 1,886 662 671 8,810 7,107
Facility operation    
Private non-profit  8,054  7,182  5,281  2,985  5,487  3,634  2,680    329  1,282 258 389  5,602  4,851
Private for-profit  4,450  4,371  2,867    993  1,728  1,354  1,279      4    411 108 205  2,185    947
Local, county, or community govt.    758    689    508    361    580    396    310     32     57  17  35    620    489
State government    363    296    242    167    256    193    152     33     46  19  14    250    270
Federal government    364    148    231     99     92     67    258     32     16  34   6     64    279
Dept. of Veterans Affairs    215    134    184     74     58     44    180      5      8   1   1     52    191
Dept. of Defense     89      2     13      1     - -      2     59     21        - -     - -   2      1     37
Indian Health Service     50      7     29     23     32     21     16      4      7  33   3      7     44
Other     10      5      5      1      2        - -      3      2      1     - -   - -      4      7
Tribal government    322    134    177    152    204    147    104     24     74 226  22     89    271
Primary focus of facility    
Substance abuse treatment services  7,990  7,166  4,446  1,513  3,977  2,648  1,637    324  1,059 280 389  4,687  3,878
Mental health services    997    896    806    653    799    515    572      9     62  25  37    610    449
Mix of mental health and substance
    abuse treatment services		  4,732  4,312  3,694  2,368  3,255  2,407  2,353     85    695 292 206  3,212  2,421
General health care    228    158    186    136    151    101    141      4     23  43   6    110    172
Other    364    288    174     87    165    120     80     32     47  22  33    191    187
1 Number of facilities sums to more than the Total column because a facility could accept more than one payment option.
2 Available only in AK, AR, AZ, CA, CO, CT, DC, FL, HI, IA, ID, IL, IN, LA, MA, MD, MI, MO, MT, NH, NJ, NM, NY, OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, SD, TN, TX, UT, WA, WI, and WY. See table 6.19a for number of facilities accepting ATRs by State.
- -  Quantity is zero.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 4.19b. Types of client payments accepted by facility, by facility operation and primary focus of facility: 2012
Percent
Facility operation and primary focus No. of
facilities		 Percent1    
Type of payment accepted Sliding
fee
scale		 Treatment
at no
charge for
clients who
cannot pay
Cash or
self-
payment		 Private
health
insurance		 Medicare Medicaid State
financed
health
insurance		 Federal
military
insurance		 No
payment
accepted		 Access to
Recovery
(ATR)
vouchers2		 IHS/638
contract
care
funds		 Other
Total  14,311  89.6  65.0  33.2  58.3  40.5  33.4   3.2  13.2   4.6   4.7  61.6  49.7
Facility operation      
Private non-profit  8,054  89.2  65.6  37.1  68.1  45.1  33.3   4.1  15.9   3.2   4.8  69.6  60.2
Private for-profit  4,450  98.2  64.4  22.3  38.8  30.4  28.7   0.1   9.2   2.4   4.6  49.1  21.3
Local, county, or community govt.    758  90.9  67.0  47.6  76.5  52.2  40.9   4.2   7.5   2.2   4.6  81.8  64.5
State government    363  81.5  66.7  46.0  70.5  53.2  41.9   9.1  12.7   5.2   3.9  68.9  74.4
Federal government    364  40.7  63.5  27.2  25.3  18.4  70.9   8.8   4.4   9.3   1.6  17.6  76.6
Dept. of Veterans Affairs    215  62.3  85.6  34.4  27.0  20.5  83.7   2.3   3.7   0.5   0.5  24.2  88.8
Dept. of Defense     89   2.2  14.6   1.1      - -   2.2  66.3  23.6      - -      - -   2.2   1.1  41.6
Indian Health Service     50  14.0  58.0  46.0  64.0  42.0  32.0   8.0  14.0  66.0   6.0  14.0  88.0
Other     10  50.0  50.0  10.0  20.0      - -  30.0  20.0  10.0      - -      - -  40.0  70.0
Tribal government    322  41.6  55.0  47.2  63.4  45.7  32.3   7.5  23.0  70.2   6.8  27.6  84.2
Primary focus of facility      
Substance abuse treatment services  7,990  89.7  55.6  18.9  49.8  33.1  20.5   4.1  13.3   3.5   4.9  58.7  48.5
Mental health services    997  89.9  80.8  65.5  80.1  51.7  57.4   0.9   6.2   2.5   3.7  61.2  45.0
Mix of mental health and substance
    abuse treatment services		  4,732  91.1  78.1  50.0  68.8  50.9  49.7   1.8  14.7   6.2   4.4  67.9  51.2
General health care    228  69.3  81.6  59.6  66.2  44.3  61.8   1.8  10.1  18.9   2.6  48.2  75.4
Other    364  79.1  47.8  23.9  45.3  33.0  22.0   8.8  12.9   6.0   9.1  52.5  51.4
1 Percentages sum to more than 100 percent because a facility could accept more than one payment option.
2 Available only in AK, AR, AZ, CA, CO, CT, DC, FL, HI, IA, ID, IL, IN, LA, MA, MD, MI, MO, MT, NH, NJ, NM, NY, OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, SD, TN, TX, UT, WA, WI, and WY. See table 6.19a for number of facilities accepting ATRs by State.
- -  Quantity is zero.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 4.20. Facility funding, by facility operation and primary focus of facility: 2012
Number and percent
Facility operation and primary focus   Receives public funds for substance abuse
treatment programs
Total
number of
facilities		 Number of facilities Percent
Total  14,311  8,286  57.9
Facility operation      
Private non-profit  8,054  5,923  73.5
Private for-profit  4,450    911  20.5
Local, county, or community government    758    658  86.8
State government    363    294  81.0
Federal government    364    242  66.5
Dept. of Veterans Affairs    215    162  75.3
Dept. of Defense     89     32  36.0
Indian Health Service     50     41  82.0
Other     10      7  70.0
Tribal government    322    258  80.1
Primary focus of facility      
Substance abuse treatment services  7,990  4,703  58.9
Mental health services    997    423  42.4
Mix of mental health and substance abuse treatment services  4,732  2,822  59.6
General health care    228    144  63.2
Other    364    194  53.3
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 4.21. Facilities with Opioid Treatment Programs (OTPs) and clients receiving medication-assisted opioid therapy at OTPs and other facilities,
by facility operation and primary focus of facility: March 30, 2012
Number and percent distribution 
Facility operation and primary focus Facilities with OTPs1 No. of clients receiving medication-assisted opioid therapy Percent
distribution
of
methadone
clients		 Percent
distribution
of all
buprenor-
phine
clients
Number Percent
distribution		 Facilities with OTPs1 Other
facilities		 Total
buprenor-
phine
Total Methadone2 Buprenor-
phine		 Buprenor-
phine
Total  1,167 100.0 313,921 306,512   7,409 31,814 39,223 100.0 100.0
Facility operation          
Private non-profit   383  32.8 105,862 103,327   2,535  12,689 15,224  33.7  38.8
Private for-profit   670  57.4 186,281 182,896   3,385  15,142 18,527  59.7  47.2
Local, county, or community govt.    42   3.6   8,542   8,376     166   1,097  1,263   2.7   3.2
State government    25   2.1   7,638   7,411     227     529    756   2.4   1.9
Federal government    39   3.3   4,456   3,477     979   2,212  3,191   1.1   8.1
Dept. of Veterans Affairs    38   3.3   4,449   3,470     979   2,173  3,152   1.1   8.0
Dept. of Defense     - -      - -        - -        - -        - -      16     16      - -      *
Indian Health Service     - -      - -        - -        - -        - -       8      8      - -      *
Other     1   0.1       7       7        - -      15     15      *      *
Tribal government     8   0.7   1,142   1,025     117     145    262   0.3   0.7
Primary focus of facility          
Substance abuse treatment services 1,025  87.8 286,376 280,870   5,506  17,050 22,556  91.6  57.5
Mental health services     6   0.5   1,396   1,232     164   1,534  1,698   0.4   4.3
Mix of mental health and substance
    abuse treatment services		   106   9.1  20,059  18,499   1,560  11,383 12,943   6.0  33.0
General health care    12   1.0   1,821   1,698     123   1,211  1,334   0.6   3.4
Other    18   1.5   4,269   4,213      56     636    692   1.4   1.8
1 Facilities that have Opioid Treatment Programs certified by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.
2 The total number of methadone clients in facilities with OTPs is a subset of all methadone clients and will not equal the total number of methadone clients found on Table 3.2.
*  Less than 0.05 percent.
 - -  Quantity is zero.
NOTE: Percentages may not sum to 100 percent because of rounding.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 4.22a. Type of care offered in facilities with Opioid Treatment Programs (OTPs), by facility operation and primary focus of facility: 2012
Number
Facility operation and primary focus   Number of facilities with OTPs1,2
Total Type of care offered
Any out-
patient		 Outpatient Any
residen-
tial		 Residential
(non-hospital)		 Any
hospital
inpatient		 Hospital
inpatient
Regular Intensive Day
treatment
or partial
hospitali-
zation		 Detox Methadone
maintenance		 Short-
term		 Long-
term		 Detox Treat-
ment		 Detox
Total  1,167 1,109   813   310    73   597 1,079    81    63    50    36    85    66    82
Facility operation      
Private non-profit   383   345   264   130    32   144   336    40    27    29    19    39    27    38
Private for-profit   670   657   459   116    24   402   641    18    16    13     8    16    13    15
Local, county, or community govt.    42    39    28    15     2    11    37     2     2     - -     1     5     5     5
State government    25    22    20    13     4     8    20     2     2     - -     - -     6     6     6
Federal government    39    38    35    32    11    30    37    17    16     6     8    19    15    18
Dept. of Veterans Affairs    38    38    35    32    11    30    37    17    16     6     8    18    14    17
Dept. of Defense       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡
Indian Health Service       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡
Other     1     - -     - -     - -     - -     - -     - -     - -     - -     - -     - -     1     1     1
Tribal government     8     8     7     4     - -     2     8     2     - -     2     - -     - -     - -     - -
Primary focus of facility      
Substance abuse treatment services 1,025   978   696   237    34   529   958    56    41    35    22    48    33    46
Mental health services     6     5     5     4     4     4     5     - -     - -     - -     - -     4     4     3
Mix of mental health and substance
    abuse treatment services		   106    98    90    62    30    51    88    21    18    13    12    28    25    28
General health care    12    10    10     4     4     6    10     3     3     2     2     5     4     5
Other    18    18    12     3     1     7    18     1     1     - -     - -     - -     - -     - -
1 Facilities that have Opioid Treatment Programs certified by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.
2 Number of facilities sum to more than the Total column because a facility could provide more than one type of care.
- -  Quantity is zero.
‡  No facilities in this category.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 4.22b. Type of care offered in facilities with Opioid Treatment Programs (OTPs), by facility operation and primary focus of facility: 2012
Percent
Facility operation and primary focus Number
of
facilities		 Percent of facilities with OTPs1,2
Type of care offered
Any out-
patient		 Outpatient Total
residen-
tial		 Residential
(non-hospital)		 Total
hospital
inpatient		 Hospital
inpatient
Regular Intensive Day
treatment
or partial
hospitali-
zation		 Detox Methadone
maintenance		 Short-
term		 Long-
term		 Detox Treat-
ment		 Detox
Total  1,167  95.0  69.7  26.6   6.3  51.2  92.5   6.9   5.4   4.3   3.1   7.3   5.7   7.0
Facility operation      
Private non-profit   383  90.1  68.9  33.9   8.4  37.6  87.7  10.4   7.0   7.6   5.0  10.2   7.0   9.9
Private for-profit   670  98.1  68.5  17.3   3.6  60.0  95.7   2.7   2.4   1.9   1.2   2.4   1.9   2.2
Local, county, or community govt.    42  92.9  66.7  35.7   4.8  26.2  88.1   4.8   4.8      - -   2.4  11.9  11.9  11.9
State government    25  88.0  80.0  52.0  16.0  32.0  80.0   8.0   8.0      - -      - -  24.0  24.0  24.0
Federal government    39  97.4  89.7  82.1  28.2  76.9  94.9  43.6  41.0  15.4  20.5  48.7  38.5  46.2
Dept. of Veterans Affairs    38 100.0  92.1  84.2  28.9  78.9  97.4  44.7  42.1  15.8  21.1  47.4  36.8  44.7
Dept. of Defense       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡
Indian Health Service       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡
Other     1      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - - 100.0 100.0 100.0
Tribal government     8 100.0  87.5  50.0      - -  25.0 100.0  25.0      - -  25.0      - -      - -      - -      - -
Primary focus of facility        
Substance abuse treatment services 1,025  95.4  67.9  23.1   3.3  51.6  93.5   5.5   4.0   3.4   2.1   4.7   3.2   4.5
Mental health services     6  83.3  83.3  66.7  66.7  66.7  83.3      - -      - -      - -      - -  66.7  66.7  50.0
Mix of mental health and substance
    abuse treatment services		   106  92.5  84.9  58.5  28.3  48.1  83.0  19.8  17.0  12.3  11.3  26.4  23.6  26.4
General health care    12  83.3  83.3  33.3  33.3  50.0  83.3  25.0  25.0  16.7  16.7  41.7  33.3  41.7
Other    18 100.0  66.7  16.7   5.6  38.9 100.0   5.6   5.6      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
1 Facilities that have Opioid Treatment Programs certified by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.
2 Percentages sum to more than 100 percent because a facility could provide more than one type of care.
- -  Quantity is zero.
‡  No facilities in this category.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 4.23a. Facility licensing, certification, or accreditation of facilities with Opioid Treatment Programs (OTPs), by type of care offered: 2012
Number
Type of care offered     Number of facilities with OTPs1,2
Total3 Any listed
agency/
organization		 Licensing, certification, or accreditation organization
State
substance
abuse
agency		 State
mental
health
department		 State
department
of health		 Hospital
licensing
authority		 Joint
Commis-
sion4		 CARF4 NCQA4 COA4 Other State/
local agency/
organization
Total 1,167  1,163  1,041 335    676  86 318 799 38 81 104
Outpatient 1,109  1,105    993 318    636  67 280 777 31 76  99
Regular   813    810    738 251    461  52 199 580 25 64  73
Intensive    310    309    266 121    183  41 106 214 16 22  23
Detoxification   597    596    540 171    305  26 132 433 18 60  61
Day treatment/partial hospitalization    73     72     56  26     41  21  43  39  4  2   6
Methadone maintenance  1,079  1,076    971 314    617  58 263 765 31 76  97
Residential (non-hospital)    81     81     56  20     40  11  45  49  2  3   5
Detoxification    36     36     26   9     15   5  19  25  1 - -   2
Short-term treatment (30 days or fewer)    63     63     41  17     30  11  40  35  1  2   5
Long-term treatment (more than 30 days)    50     50     40  14     27   5  23  32  1  2   2
Hospital inpatient    85     84     54  28     51  43  75  27  9  6  10
Detoxification    82     81     52  27     49  42  73  25  9  6  10
Treatment    66     66     41  24     38  36  59  21  7  5   9
1 Facilities that have Opioid Treatment Programs certified by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.
2 Number of facilities sums to more than the Total column because a facility could report more than one licensing, certification, or accreditation organization.
3 Number of facilities sums to more than the total because a facility could offer more than one type of care.
4 Joint Commission was formerly JCAHO (Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations); CARF was formerly Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities; NCQA = National Committee for Quality Assurance; COA = Council on Accreditation.
- -  Quantity is zero.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 4.23b. Facility licensing, certification, or accreditation of facilities with Opioid Treatment Programs (OTPs), by type of care offered: 2012
Percent
Type of care offered Number
of
facilities3		   Percent of facilities with OTPs1,2
Any listed
agency/
organization		 Licensing, certification, or accreditation organization
State
substance
abuse
agency		 State
mental
health
department		 State
department
of health		 Hospital
licensing
authority		 Joint
Commis-
sion4		 CARF4 NCQA4 COA4 Other State/
local agency/
organization
Total  1,167  99.7  89.2  28.7  57.9   7.4  27.2  68.5   3.3   6.9   8.9
Outpatient 1,109  99.6  89.5  28.7  57.3   6.0  25.2  70.1   2.8   6.9   8.9
Regular   813  99.6  90.8  30.9  56.7   6.4  24.5  71.3   3.1   7.9   9.0
Intensive    310  99.7  85.8  39.0  59.0  13.2  34.2  69.0   5.2   7.1   7.4
Detoxification   597  99.8  90.5  28.6  51.1   4.4  22.1  72.5   3.0  10.1  10.2
Day treatment/partial hospitalization    73  98.6  76.7  35.6  56.2  28.8  58.9  53.4   5.5   2.7   8.2
Methadone maintenance  1,079  99.7  90.0  29.1  57.2   5.4  24.4  70.9   2.9   7.0   9.0
Residential (non-hospital)    81 100.0  69.1  24.7  49.4  13.6  55.6  60.5   2.5   3.7   6.2
Detoxification    36 100.0  72.2  25.0  41.7  13.9  52.8  69.4   2.8   - -   5.6
Short-term treatment (30 days or fewer)    63 100.0  65.1  27.0  47.6  17.5  63.5  55.6   1.6   3.2   7.9
Long-term treatment (more than 30 days)    50 100.0  80.0  28.0  54.0  10.0  46.0  64.0   2.0   4.0   4.0
Hospital inpatient    85  98.8  63.5  32.9  60.0  50.6  88.2  31.8  10.6   7.1  11.8
Detoxification    82  98.8  63.4  32.9  59.8  51.2  89.0  30.5  11.0   7.3  12.2
Treatment    66 100.0  62.1  36.4  57.6  54.5  89.4  31.8  10.6   7.6  13.6
1 Facilities that have Opioid Treatment Programs certified by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.
2 Percentages sum to more than 100 percent because a facility could report more than one licensing, certification, or accreditation organization.
3 Number of facilities sums to more than the total because a facility could offer more than one type of care.
4 Joint Commission was formerly JCAHO (Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations); CARF was formerly Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities; NCQA = National Committee for Quality Assurance; COA = Council on Accreditation.
- -  Quantity is zero.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 4.24. Facilities using counseling as part of their substance abuse treatment program,
by primary focus of facility: 2012
Number
Type of counseling provided,                          by primary focus of facility   Number of
facilities
offering
counseling1		 Number of facilities indicating percentage
ranges of clients receiving counseling
  Not
offered		 25% or
less		 26% to
50%		 51% to
75%		 76% to
100%
 
Individual counseling Total2 13,994    212 1,454 1,144 1,376 10,020
  Substance abuse treatment services  7,834    104   701   397   516 6,220
  Mental health services    969     18   157   117   128   567
  Mix of mental health and substance
      abuse treatment services		  4,631     61   526   572   674 2,859
  General health care    217     11    25    24    27   141
  Other    343     18    45    34    31   233
Group counseling 13,380    743 1,275 1,059 1,515 9,531
  Substance abuse treatment services  7,605    297   417   334   580 6,274
  Mental health services    848    129   236   126   110   376
  Mix of mental health and substance
      abuse treatment services		  4,430    230   542   555   762 2,571
  General health care    185     41    48    18    31    88
  Other    312     46    32    26    32   222
Family counseling 11,680  2,326 5,913 2,384 1,449 1,934
  Substance abuse treatment services  6,100  1,710 2,949 1,177   799 1,175
  Mental health services    859    116   504   163    95    97
  Mix of mental health and substance
      abuse treatment services		  4,273    373 2,184   966   509   614
  General health care    184     41   136    22    14    12
  Other    264     86   140    56    32    36
Marital/couples counseling  8,513  5,421 5,973 1,485   596   459
  Substance abuse treatment services  3,944  3,811 2,779   651   276   238
  Mental health services    665    311   503   112    30    20
  Mix of mental health and substance
      abuse treatment services		  3,529  1,096 2,406   677   259   187
  General health care    161     64   137    16     5     3
  Other      214    139   148    29    26    11
1 Number of facilities sums to more than the total because a facility could offer more than one type of counseling.
2 Total excludes Not offered category
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 4.25. Facility smoking policy, by facility operation and primary focus of facility: 2012
Number and percent distribution
Facility operation and primary focus   Number of facilities Percent distribution
Total1 Type of facility smoking policy   Type of facility smoking policy
Not
permitted
on the
property
or within
any
building		 Permitted
only
outdoors		 Permitted
outdoors
and in
designated
indoor
area(s)		 Permitted
anywhere
without
restriction		 Other Total Not
permitted
on the
property
or within
any
building		 Permitted
only
outdoors		 Permitted
outdoors
and in
designated
indoor
area(s)		 Permitted
anywhere
without
restriction		 Other
Total  14,153 4,989 6,990 1,615 21   538 100.0  35.3  49.4  11.4   0.1   3.8
Facility operation      
Private non-profit  7,966 3,236 3,536   870 14   310 100.0  40.6  44.4  10.9   0.2   3.9
Private for-profit  4,403 1,070 2,682   521  6   124 100.0  24.3  60.9  11.8   0.1   2.8
Local, county, or community govt.    753   305   321    91  1    35 100.0  40.5  42.6  12.1   0.1   4.6
State government    358   206   117    24 - -    11 100.0  57.5  32.7   6.7      - -   3.1
Federal government    358    66   178    70 - -    44 100.0  18.4  49.7  19.6      - -  12.3
Dept. of Veterans Affairs    213    13   116    52 - -    32 100.0   6.1  54.5  24.4      - -  15.0
Dept. of Defense     87    25    38    16 - -     8 100.0  28.7  43.7  18.4      - -   9.2
Indian Health Service     48    26    18     1 - -     3 100.0  54.2  37.5   2.1      - -   6.3
Other     10     2     6     1 - -     1 100.0  20.0  60.0  10.0      - -  10.0
Tribal government    315   106   156    39 - -    14 100.0  33.7  49.5  12.4      - -   4.4
Primary focus of facility      
Substance abuse treatment
     services		  7,917 2,723 3,908   972 15   299 100.0  34.4  49.4  12.3   0.2   3.8
Mental health services    986   397   476    85 - -    28 100.0  40.3  48.3   8.6      - -   2.8
Mix of mental health and
     substance abuse treatment
     services		  4,670 1,648 2,350   490  6   176 100.0  35.3  50.3  10.5   0.1   3.8
General health care    224   104    84    22 - -    14 100.0  46.4  37.5   9.8      - -   6.3
Other    356   117   172    46 - -    21 100.0  32.9  48.3  12.9      - -   5.9
1 Of 14,311 facilities, 158 facilities (1 percent) did not respond to the question. Percentages are based on the remaining 14,153 facilities.
  - - Quantity is zero.
NOTE: Percentages may not sum to 100 percent because of rounding.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 5.1. Clients in treatment, by primary focus of facility and facility operation: March 30, 2012
Number and percent distribution
Primary focus   Facility operation
Total Private
non-
profit		 Private
for-
profit		 Local,
county, or
community
govt.		 State
govt.		 Total
Federal
govt.		 Federal govt. Tribal
govt.
Dept. of
Veterans
Affairs		 Dept. of
Defense		 Indian
Health
Service		 Other
Number of clients
Number, by primary focus of facility 1,248,905 653,392 424,871 68,903 38,226 41,391 32,499 6,419 2,271 202 22,122
Substance abuse treatment services   767,218 377,222 309,748 37,291 19,317 16,905 10,933 5,084   797  91  6,735
Mental health services    59,745  35,129  14,008  4,899  3,460  2,083 1,784   291     8   - -    166
Mix of mental health and substance abuse treatment services   378,326 220,545  91,863 25,307 13,299 14,075 12,217   862   891 105 13,237
General health care    17,415   6,428   1,269    564     62  7,865 7,292     6   567   - -  1,227
Other    26,201  14,068   7,983    842  2,088    463   273   176     8   6    757
Column percent distribution
Percent distribution, by primary focus of facility 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
Substance abuse treatment services  61.4  57.7  72.9  54.1  50.5  40.8  33.6  79.2  35.1  45.0  30.4
Mental health services   4.8   5.4   3.3   7.1   9.1   5.0   5.5   4.5   0.4      - -   0.8
Mix of mental health and substance abuse treatment services  30.3  33.8  21.6  36.7  34.8  34.0  37.6  13.4  39.2  52.0  59.8
General health care   1.4   1.0   0.3   0.8   0.2  19.0  22.4   0.1  25.0      - -   5.5
Other   2.1   2.2   1.9   1.2   5.5   1.1   0.8   2.7   0.4   3.0   3.4
Row percent distribution
Percent distribution, by facility operation 100.0  52.3  34.0   5.5   3.1   3.3   2.6   0.5   0.2      *   1.8
Substance abuse treatment services 100.0  49.2  40.4   4.9   2.5   2.2   1.4   0.7   0.1      *   0.9
Mental health services 100.0  58.8  23.4   8.2   5.8   3.5   3.0   0.5      *      - -   0.3
Mix of mental health and substance abuse treatment services 100.0  58.3  24.3   6.7   3.5   3.7   3.2   0.2   0.2      *   3.5
General health care 100.0  36.9   7.3   3.2   0.4  45.2  41.9      *   3.3      - -   7.0
Other 100.0  53.7  30.5   3.2   8.0   1.8   1.0   0.7      *      *   2.9
*  Less than 0.05 percent.
- -  Quantity is zero.
NOTE: Percentages may not sum to 100 percent because of rounding.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 5.2a. Clients in treatment, according to type of care received, by facility operation and primary focus of facility: March 30, 2012
Number
Facility operation and primary focus   Number of clients
Total Type of care received
  Outpatient   Residential
(non-hospital)		   Hospital inpatient
Total out-
patient		 Regular Inten-
sive		 Day
treatment
or partial
hospitali-
zation		 Detox Methadone
maintenance		 Total
residen-
tial		 Short-
term		 Long-
term		 Detox Total
hospital
inpatient		 Treat-
ment		 Detox
Total  1,248,905 1,120,615 629,794 148,893  24,530 15,847 301,551 110,843 29,391 70,734 10,718 17,447 10,497 6,950
Facility operation      
Private non-profit   653,392 560,745 352,788  86,407  14,549  4,841 102,160  84,733 18,866 57,709 8,158 7,914 3,829 4,085
Private for-profit   424,871 403,728 168,549  41,229   6,732  8,255 178,963  14,889  6,671  6,406 1,812 6,254 4,394 1,860
Local, county, or community govt.    68,903  65,190  46,319   8,892     936    497   8,546   2,998    991  1,510   497   715   425   290
State government    38,226  32,600  19,059   3,970   1,426    751   7,394   3,661  1,351  2,156   154 1,965 1,620   345
Federal government    41,391  37,253  27,656   4,292     686  1,027   3,592   3,618  1,137  2,436    45   520   189   331
Dept. of Veterans Affairs    32,499  28,829  20,061   3,705     497    974   3,592   3,187    991  2,154    42   483   169   314
Dept. of Defense     6,419   6,225   5,806     281     123     15        - -     172    125     47     - -    22    20     2
Indian Health Service     2,271   2,057   1,668     301      53     35        - -     209      3    203     3     5     - -     5
Other       202     142     121       5      13      3        - -      50     18     32     - -    10     - -    10
Tribal government    22,122  21,099  15,423   4,103     201    476     896     944    375    517    52    79    40    39
Primary focus of facility      
Substance abuse treatment
    services		   767,218 679,364 301,637  81,668  12,249  9,277 274,533  81,536 20,562 53,976 6,998 6,318 2,961 3,357
Mental health services    59,745  54,977  47,134   4,762   1,226    491   1,364   1,318    336    928    54 3,450 2,636   814
Mix of mental health and substance
    abuse treatment services		   378,326 350,246 257,708  57,264  10,098  5,110  20,066  21,017  6,405 12,344 2,268 7,063 4,584 2,479
General health care    17,415  14,473  10,277   1,762     312    512   1,610   2,523  1,310  1,165    48   419   248   171
Other    26,201  21,555  13,038   3,437     645    457   3,978   4,449    778  2,321 1,350   197    68   129
- -  Quantity is zero.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 5.2b. Clients in treatment, according to type of care received, by facility operation and primary focus of facility: March 30, 2012
Row percent distribution 
Facility operation and primary focus   Row percent distribution
Total Type of care received
  Outpatient   Residential
(non-hospital)		   Hospital inpatient
Total out-
patient		 Regular Inten-
sive		 Day
treatment
or partial
hospitali-
zation		 Detox Methadone
maintenance		 Total
residen-
tial		 Short-
term		 Long-
term		 Detox Total
hospital
inpatient		 Treat-
ment		 Detox
Total  100.0  89.7  50.4  11.9   2.0   1.3  24.1   8.9   2.4   5.7   0.9   1.4   0.8   0.6
Facility operation      
Private non-profit 100.0  85.8  54.0  13.2   2.2   0.7  15.6  13.0   2.9   8.8   1.2   1.2   0.6   0.6
Private for-profit 100.0  95.0  39.7   9.7   1.6   1.9  42.1   3.5   1.6   1.5   0.4   1.5   1.0   0.4
Local, county, or community govt. 100.0  94.6  67.2  12.9   1.4   0.7  12.4   4.4   1.4   2.2   0.7   1.0   0.6   0.4
State government 100.0  85.3  49.9  10.4   3.7   2.0  19.3   9.6   3.5   5.6   0.4   5.1   4.2   0.9
Federal government 100.0  90.0  66.8  10.4   1.7   2.5   8.7   8.7   2.7   5.9   0.1   1.3   0.5   0.8
Dept. of Veterans Affairs 100.0  88.7  61.7  11.4   1.5   3.0  11.1   9.8   3.0   6.6   0.1   1.5   0.5   1.0
Dept. of Defense 100.0  97.0  90.5   4.4   1.9   0.2      - -   2.7   1.9   0.7      - -   0.3   0.3      *
Indian Health Service 100.0  90.6  73.4  13.3   2.3   1.5      - -   9.2   0.1   8.9   0.1   0.2      - -   0.2
Other 100.0  70.3  59.9   2.5   6.4   1.5      - -  24.8   8.9  15.8      - -   5.0      - -   5.0
Tribal government 100.0  95.4  69.7  18.5   0.9   2.2   4.1   4.3   1.7   2.3   0.2   0.4   0.2   0.2
Primary focus of facility      
Substance abuse treatment services 100.0  88.5  39.3  10.6   1.6   1.2  35.8  10.6   2.7   7.0   0.9   0.8   0.4   0.4
Mental health services 100.0  92.0  78.9   8.0   2.1   0.8   2.3   2.2   0.6   1.6   0.1   5.8   4.4   1.4
Mix of mental health and substance
    abuse treatment services		 100.0  92.6  68.1  15.1   2.7   1.4   5.3   5.6   1.7   3.3   0.6   1.9   1.2   0.7
General health care 100.0  83.1  59.0  10.1   1.8   2.9   9.2  14.5   7.5   6.7   0.3   2.4   1.4   1.0
Other 100.0  82.3  49.8  13.1   2.5   1.7  15.2  17.0   3.0   8.9   5.2   0.8   0.3   0.5
*  Less than 0.05 percent.
- -  Quantity is zero.
NOTE: Percentages may not sum to 100 percent because of rounding.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 5.2c. Clients in treatment, according to type of care received, by facility operation and primary focus of facility: March 30, 2012
Column percent distribution 
Facility operation and primary focus   Column percent distribution
Total Type of care received
  Outpatient   Residential
(non-hospital)		   Hospital inpatient
Total out-
patient		 Regular Inten-
sive		 Day
treatment
or partial
hospitali-
zation		 Detox Methadone
maintenance		 Total
residen-
tial		 Short-
term		 Long-
term		 Detox Total
hospital
inpatient		 Treat-
ment		 Detox
Facility operation      
Private non-profit  52.3  50.0  56.0  58.0  59.3  30.5  33.9  76.4  64.2  81.6  76.1  45.4  36.5  58.8
Private for-profit  34.0  36.0  26.8  27.7  27.4  52.1  59.3  13.4  22.7   9.1  16.9  35.8  41.9  26.8
Local, county, or community govt.   5.5   5.8   7.4   6.0   3.8   3.1   2.8   2.7   3.4   2.1   4.6   4.1   4.0   4.2
State government   3.1   2.9   3.0   2.7   5.8   4.7   2.5   3.3   4.6   3.0   1.4  11.3  15.4   5.0
Federal government   3.3   3.3   4.4   2.9   2.8   6.5   1.2   3.3   3.9   3.4   0.4   3.0   1.8   4.8
Dept. of Veterans Affairs   2.6   2.6   3.2   2.5   2.0   6.1   1.2   2.9   3.4   3.0   0.4   2.8   1.6   4.5
Dept. of Defense   0.5   0.6   0.9   0.2   0.5   0.1      - -   0.2   0.4   0.1      - -   0.1   0.2      *
Indian Health Service   0.2   0.2   0.3   0.2   0.2   0.2      - -   0.2      *   0.3      *      *      - -   0.1
Other      *      *      *      *   0.1      *      - -      *   0.1      *      - -   0.1      - -   0.1
Tribal government   1.8   1.9   2.4   2.8   0.8   3.0   0.3   0.9   1.3   0.7   0.5   0.5   0.4   0.6
Total 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
Primary focus of facility      
Substance abuse treatment services  61.4  60.6  47.9  54.9  49.9  58.5  91.0  73.6  70.0  76.3  65.3  36.2  28.2  48.3
Mental health services   4.8   4.9   7.5   3.2   5.0   3.1   0.5   1.2   1.1   1.3   0.5  19.8  25.1  11.7
Mix of mental health and substance
    abuse treatment services		  30.3  31.3  40.9  38.5  41.2  32.2   6.7  19.0  21.8  17.5  21.2  40.5  43.7  35.7
General health care   1.4   1.3   1.6   1.2   1.3   3.2   0.5   2.3   4.5   1.6   0.4   2.4   2.4   2.5
Other   2.1   1.9   2.1   2.3   2.6   2.9   1.3   4.0   2.6   3.3  12.6   1.1   0.6   1.9
Total 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
*  Less than 0.05 percent.
- -  Quantity is zero.
NOTE: Percentages may not sum to 100 percent because of rounding.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 5.3. Clients in treatment, according to substance abuse problem and diagnosed co-occurring mental and substance abuse disorders,
by facility operation and primary focus of facility: March 30, 2012
Number and percent
Facility operation and primary focus Total1 Substance abuse problem    Diagnosed co-
occurring mental and
substance abuse
disorders
Number of clients Percent distribution Total2 Number of
clients		 Percent
Both
alcohol
and drug
abuse		 Drug
abuse only		 Alcohol
abuse only		 Total Both
alcohol
and drug
abuse		 Drug
abuse only		 Alcohol
abuse only
Total 1,237,133 543,155 470,665 223,313 100.0  43.9  38.0  18.1 1,157,008 537,676  46.5
Facility operation      
Private non-profit   645,251 318,122 211,258 115,871 100.0  49.3  32.7  18.0   613,700 295,752  48.2
Private for-profit   422,936 140,510 213,639  68,787 100.0  33.2  50.5  16.3   380,588 159,249  41.8
Local, county, or community govt.    68,833  36,094  19,761  12,978 100.0  52.4  28.7  18.9    65,281  29,474  45.1
State government    37,772  17,339  14,713   5,720 100.0  45.9  39.0  15.1    36,780  18,382  50.0
Federal government    40,377  18,493   7,913  13,971 100.0  45.8  19.6  34.6    40,588  24,833  61.2
Dept. of Veterans Affairs    31,617  16,114   6,557   8,946 100.0  51.0  20.7  28.3    32,439  21,477  66.2
Dept. of Defense     6,329   1,332     915   4,082 100.0  21.0  14.5  64.5     6,053   2,342  38.7
Indian Health Service     2,239     925     407     907 100.0  41.3  18.2  40.5     1,977     937  47.4
Other       192     122      34      36 100.0  63.5  17.7  18.8       119      77  64.7
Tribal government    21,964  12,596   3,382   5,986 100.0  57.3  15.4  27.3    20,071   9,986  49.8
Primary focus of facility      
Substance abuse treatment services   764,124 303,025 345,831 115,268 100.0  39.7  45.3  15.1   692,606 277,546  40.1
Mental health services    59,131  30,245  14,473  14,413 100.0  51.1  24.5  24.4    58,354  43,203  74.0
Mix of mental health and substance
    abuse treatment services		   370,677 188,623  98,910  83,144 100.0  50.9  26.7  22.4   364,823 196,120  53.8
General health care    17,381   9,740   3,587   4,054 100.0  56.0  20.6  23.3    17,289  10,238  59.2
Other    25,820  11,522   7,863   6,435 100.0  44.6  30.5  24.9    23,936  10,570  44.2
1 Of 1,248,905 clients 11,772 clients (1 percent) reported by the 270 facilities that did not respond to the substance abuse problem (question 31) were excluded.
2 Of 1,248,905 clients, 20,433 clients (2 percent) reported by the 356 facilities that did not respond to the co-occurring disorders question and 71,464 clients (6 percent) reported by the 1,232 facilities that responded to the co-occurring disorders question but reported no clients with a mental disorder were excluded.
NOTE: Numbers and percentages may not sum to totals because of rounding.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 5.4. Clients under age 18 in treatment, by facility operation and primary focus of facility: March 30, 2012
Number and percent distribution
Primary focus Total1 Facility operation
Private
non-
profit		 Private
for-
profit		 Local,
county, or
community
govt.		 State
govt.		 Total
Federal
govt.		 Federal govt. Tribal
govt.
Dept. of
Veterans
Affairs		 Dept. of
Defense		 Indian
Health
Service		 Other
Number of clients under age 18
Number, by primary focus of facility 89,521 56,519 19,037 5,653 4,813 571     - -     - - 571 - - 2,928
Substance abuse treatment services 39,927 26,611  8,161 3,224 1,188 151     - -     - - 151 - -   592
Mental health services  6,674  4,857  1,242   210   358   - -     - -     - -   - - - -     7
Mix of mental health and substance abuse treatment services 40,653 23,700  9,348 2,115 3,177 201     - -     - - 201 - - 2,112
General health care    673    336       - -     - -     - - 219     - -     - - 219 - -   118
Other  1,594  1,015    286   104    90   - -     - -     - -   - - - -    99
Column percent distribution
Percent distribution, by primary focus of facility 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0      - -      - - 100.0   - - 100.0
Substance abuse treatment services  44.6  47.1  42.9  57.0  24.7  26.4      - -      - -  26.4   - -  20.2
Mental health services   7.5   8.6   6.5   3.7   7.4      - -      - -      - -      - -   - -   0.2
Mix of mental health and substance abuse treatment services  45.4  41.9  49.1  37.4  66.0  35.2      - -      - -  35.2   - -  72.1
General health care   0.8   0.6      - -      - -      - -  38.4      - -      - -  38.4   - -   4.0
Other   1.8   1.8   1.5   1.8   1.9      - -      - -      - -      - -   - -   3.4
Row percent distribution
Percent distribution, by facility operation 100.0  63.1  21.3   6.3   5.4   0.6      - -      - -   0.6      - -   3.3
Substance abuse treatment services 100.0  66.6  20.4   8.1   3.0   0.4      - -      - -   0.4      - -   1.5
Mental health services 100.0  72.8  18.6   3.1   5.4      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -   0.1
Mix of mental health and substance abuse treatment services 100.0  58.3  23.0   5.2   7.8   0.5      - -      - -   0.5      - -   5.2
General health care 100.0  49.9      - -      - -      - -  32.5      - -      - -  32.5      - -  17.5
Other 100.0  63.7  17.9   6.5   5.6      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -   6.2
1 Fifteen facilities reporting 1,615 total clients did not respond to the questions about clients under age 18.
- -  Quantity is zero.
NOTE: Percentages may not sum to 100 percent because of rounding.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 5.5. Clients under age 18 in treatment, according to type of care received, by facility operation and primary focus of facility: March 30, 2012
Number and percent distribution
Facility operation and primary focus   Number of clients under age 18   Percent distribution
Total1  Type of care received Total Type of care received
Outpatient Residential
(non-
hospital)		 Hospital
inpatient		 Outpatient Residential
(non-
hospital)		 Hospital
inpatient
Total  89,521 80,403 7,639 1,479 100.0  89.8   8.5   1.7
Facility operation  
Private non-profit 56,519 50,260 5,499   760 100.0  88.9   9.7   1.3
Private for-profit 19,037 16,945 1,571   521 100.0  89.0   8.3   2.7
Local, county, or community govt.  5,653  5,478   145    30 100.0  96.9   2.6   0.5
State government  4,813  4,408   245   160 100.0  91.6   5.1   3.3
Federal government    571    485    86     - - 100.0  84.9  15.1      - -
Dept. of Veterans Affairs         ‡       ‡       ‡      ‡      ‡      ‡      ‡      ‡
Dept. of Defense         ‡       ‡       ‡      ‡      ‡      ‡      ‡      ‡
Indian Health Service    571    485    86     - - 100.0  84.9  15.1      - -
Other         ‡       ‡      ‡      ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡
Tribal government  2,928  2,827    93     8 100.0  96.6   3.2   0.3
Primary focus of facility  
Substance abuse treatment services 39,927 34,853 4,824   250 100.0  87.3  12.1   0.6
Mental health services  6,674  5,560   406   708 100.0  83.3   6.1  10.6
Mix of mental health and substance abuse treatment services 40,653 37,834 2,301   518 100.0  93.1   5.7   1.3
General health care    673    652    21     - - 100.0  96.9   3.1      - -
Other  1,594  1,504    87     3 100.0  94.4   5.5   0.2
1 Fifteen facilities reporting 1,615 total clients did not respond to the questions about clients under age 18.
- -  Quantity is zero.
‡  No facilities in this category.
NOTE: Percentages may not sum to 100 percent because of rounding.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 6.1. N-SSATS facilities, by status, response rate, mode of response, and state or jurisdiction: 2012
State or jurisdiction1 Total
facilities
in survey		 Closed/
ineligible2		 Eligible Response
rate3
(Percent)		 Total
included
in report4		 Mode of response5
(Percent distribution)
Total
eligible 		 Total
respondents		 Total Internet Mail Telephone
Total  19,316  3,202 16,114 14,995  93.1 14,311 100.0  81.1   6.8  12.1
Alabama    201    36    165    153  92.7    148 100.0  83.8   8.8   7.4
Alaska    242   134    108    101  93.5     95 100.0  76.8   5.3  17.9
Arizona    485   114    371    354  95.4    329 100.0  76.9   7.3  15.8
Arkansas    157    57    100     97  97.0     95 100.0  77.9   7.4  14.7
California  2,187   327  1,860  1,717  92.3  1,611 100.0  81.1   8.1  10.8
Colorado    580    67    513    465  90.6    443 100.0  79.5   9.0  11.5
Connecticut    319    69    250    233  93.2    223 100.0  78.5   5.8  15.7
Delaware     48     6     42     41  97.6     40 100.0  72.5  12.5  15.0
District of Columbia    55    12     43     41  95.3     39 100.0  71.8   5.1  23.1
Fed. of Micronesia     1     - -      1      1 100.0      1 100.0 100.0      - -      - -
Florida    919   139    780    695  89.1    648 100.0  82.6   5.7  11.7
Georgia    337    24    313    282  90.1    278 100.0  78.4   6.8  14.7
Guam     5     1      4      4 100.0      4 100.0 100.0      - -      - -
Hawaii    134     5    129    126  97.7    122 100.0  92.6   0.8   6.6
Idaho    147    31    116    110  94.8    107 100.0  76.6   7.5  15.9
Illinois    794   111    683    648  94.9    628 100.0  84.9   6.5   8.6
Indiana    387    67    320    292  91.3    277 100.0  89.9   3.2   6.9
Iowa    187    30    157    153  97.5    145 100.0  85.5   5.5   9.0
Kansas    290    45    245    235  95.9    227 100.0  79.3   8.4  12.3
Kentucky    412    49    363    334  92.0    324 100.0  82.4   8.0   9.6
Louisiana    196    30    166    153  92.2    150 100.0  76.0  12.0  12.0
Maine    299    61    238    224  94.1    223 100.0  75.8   9.9  14.3
Maryland    488    82    406    380  93.6    362 100.0  79.8   6.6  13.5
Massachusetts    443    73    370    336  90.8    328 100.0  78.4   7.0  14.6
Michigan    645    75    570    513  90.0    489 100.0  82.2   7.0  10.8
Minnesota    419    46    373    362  97.1    347 100.0  83.3   8.4   8.4
Mississippi    142    24    118    116  98.3    113 100.0  83.2   6.2  10.6
Missouri    373    64    309    295  95.5    283 100.0  82.7   3.2  14.1
Montana    117    34     83     77  92.8     69 100.0  73.9   4.3  21.7
Nebraska    182    40    142    131  92.3    123 100.0  89.4   3.3   7.3
Nevada    132    33     99     91  91.9     87 100.0  73.6   3.4  23.0
New Hampshire     70     3     67     61  91.0     59 100.0  76.3  11.9  11.9
New Jersey    452    39    413    389  94.2    375 100.0  76.8  10.7  12.5
New Mexico    269    84    185    168  90.8    155 100.0  75.5   8.4  16.1
New York  1,222   220  1,002    973  97.1    933 100.0  85.5   3.2  11.3
North Carolina    782   202    580    513  88.4    464 100.0  73.7   9.3  17.0
North Dakota     85    21     64     64 100.0     64 100.0  75.0  17.2   7.8
Ohio    486    53    433    399  92.1    384 100.0  84.4   4.2  11.5
Oklahoma    332    87    245    230  93.9    218 100.0  72.9  10.1  17.0
Oregon    309    50    259    244  94.2    236 100.0  86.4   3.8   9.7
Palau      1     - -      1       - -      - -       - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Pennsylvania    666    61    605    575  95.0    557 100.0  82.8   5.9  11.3
Puerto Rico    213    22    191    167  87.4    160 100.0  79.4  11.3   9.4
Rhode Island     84    14     70     63  90.0     63 100.0  74.6   9.5  15.9
South Carolina    142    19    123    109  88.6    102 100.0  88.2   4.9   6.9
South Dakota    111    30     81     70  86.4     67 100.0  82.1   3.0  14.9
Tennessee    296    33    263    253  96.2    239 100.0  87.4   5.4   7.1
Texas    630    76    554    500  90.3    478 100.0  81.6   4.4  14.0
Utah    216    36    180    177  98.3    168 100.0  88.7   4.2   7.1
Vermont     47     1     46     46 100.0     43 100.0  90.7   2.3   7.0
Virgin Islands      3     - -      3      3 100.0      3 100.0  33.3      - -  66.7
Virginia    308    50    258    243  94.2    232 100.0  74.6   9.5  15.9
Washington    608   116    492    479  97.4    469 100.0  80.2   6.2  13.6
West Virginia    131    19    112    100  89.3     93 100.0  79.6   3.2  17.2
Wisconsin    457    63    394    354  89.8    337 100.0  72.7  12.2  15.1
Wyoming     73    17     56     55  98.2     54 100.0  90.7   5.6   3.7
1 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
2 A facility was ineligible if it had closed or was not providing substance abuse treatment or detoxification.
3 Response rate calculated as Total respondents divided by Total eligible respondents.
4 Of 14,955 total eligible respondents, this report excludes 394 facilities deemed out of scope for this report (191 non-treatment halfway houses, 115 solo practitioners not approved by the State agency for inclusion, and 88 facilities that treated incarcerated clients only) and 290 facilities whose client counts were included in or "rolled into" other facilities' counts and whose facility characteristics were not reported separately. See Chapter 1 for details.
5 For the 14,311 facilities included in the report.
- -  Quantity is zero.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 6.2a. Facilities and clients in treatment, by state or jurisdiction: 2008-20121
Number
State or jurisdiction2 Number of facilities Number of clients
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Total 13,688 13,513 13,339 13,720 14,311 1,192,490 1,182,077 1,175,462 1,224,127 1,248,905
Alabama    136    135    138    147    148    13,939    15,820    18,185    15,924    16,648
Alaska     71     80     77     76     95     3,026     3,464     3,218     2,840     3,658
Arizona    212    222    214    219    329    31,538    29,994    27,599    31,514    37,920
Arkansas     59     55     62     61     95     4,062     3,721     3,936     3,401     4,440
California  1,725  1,738  1,626  1,639  1,611   139,339   137,960   123,611   132,562   125,756
Colorado    436    413    437    448    443    36,059    39,179    39,749    38,927    38,825
Connecticut    203    199    195    188    223    25,902    24,831    28,250    25,914    37,022
Delaware     39     40     37     37     40     4,106     4,117     4,981     4,607     6,258
District of Columbia     44     39     33     36     39     4,498     5,410     4,548     4,166     4,217
Fed. of Micronesia      1         ‡      1      1      1        18             ‡           - -           - -         6
Florida    644    625    593    617    648    53,165    49,975    49,002    51,201    54,362
Georgia    265    257    243    249    278    19,206    19,237    18,928    21,804    21,129
Guam      4      2      6      5      4       126       183       257       297       115
Hawaii    123    123    119    119    122     4,275     4,462     4,200     4,464     4,826
Idaho     77     66     93    103    107     3,772     4,246     5,728     5,171     6,016
Illinois    608    615    606    638    628    43,889    45,149    41,863    43,971    43,740
Indiana    313    298    273    274    277    30,265    31,721    24,500    25,186    26,797
Iowa    113    112    125    126    145     7,071     7,892     7,747     8,977     8,663
Kansas    221    201    211    220    227    10,855    10,314    10,451    11,381    11,689
Kentucky    301    294    293    318    324    19,465    19,392    18,576    20,481    24,537
Louisiana    166    163    154    143    150    12,319    13,829    13,469    11,180    11,648
Maine    188    164    179    213    223    10,465     9,553    10,593    10,769    13,172
Maryland    371    343    339    349    362    35,658    42,867    38,770    38,792    39,080
Massachusetts    316    313    307    322    328    40,604    36,815    39,444    46,891    45,757
Michigan    512    490    475    494    489    47,010    40,044    42,174    45,147    50,809
Minnesota    286    298    308    315    347    16,319    14,074    15,001    17,354    17,369
Mississippi    102    103    102     98    113     5,001     5,967     5,037     5,807     6,048
Missouri    257    249    264    289    283    19,610    21,004    19,766    21,455    22,616
Montana     63     60     53     57     69     2,996     3,602     3,114     9,885     4,864
Nebraska    114    114    115    123    123     4,943     4,864     5,326     6,354     5,062
Nevada    77    85    84    82    87    13,327     7,004     7,041     7,218     5,310
New Hampshire    61    58    52    54    59     4,950     5,107     5,237     5,931     5,946
New Jersey   331   340   335   361   375    30,416    31,634    30,047    31,777    33,513
New Mexico   145   145   141   145   155    13,719    15,315    12,993    12,664    16,076
New York   964   963 1,000   942   933   115,662   121,527   130,171   122,929   115,455
North Carolina   410   413   400   436   464    30,333    28,997    33,029    36,312    32,766
North Dakota    64    59    57    58    64     2,123     2,108     2,124     2,457     2,010
Ohio   402   393   373   373   384    36,743    35,664    35,763    37,238    38,089
Oklahoma   186   199   191   197   218    11,099    14,929    14,804    14,858    16,890
Oregon   237   245   224   235   236    23,558    23,136    20,435    23,166    22,269
Palau     1     1     1     1       ‡        40        38       104       105              ‡
Pennsylvania   551   533   533   578   557    50,579    49,528    51,302    53,377    55,772
Puerto Rico   151   151   157   152   160    13,203    13,669    20,070    16,166    16,783
Rhode Island    53    60    53    59    63     7,813     8,623     7,362     9,742     8,499
South Carolina   111   113   103   105   102    14,986    14,187    14,490    14,217    13,919
South Dakota    64    59    55    58    67     2,886     3,002     2,764     2,987     3,863
Tennessee   197   192   202   208   239    12,989    12,544    17,451    16,590    19,115
Texas   480   459   454   475   478    49,241    34,503    33,113    36,875    31,375
Utah   146   142   146   145   168    12,792    13,492    12,993    12,470    12,271
Vermont    45    41    42    42    43     4,648     4,722     4,489     4,182     4,023
Virgin Islands     2     3     3     3     3        59        83       105        96        91
Virginia   199   219   208   213   232    20,683    20,846    19,265    21,731    22,438
Washington   435   434   455   453   469    43,438    42,734    41,522    41,097    43,945
West Virginia    79    83    82    96    93     8,597    10,062    10,132    10,711     9,596
Wisconsin   271   255   250   265   337    16,427    15,526    17,385    19,413    22,986
Wyoming    56    57    60    60    54     2,678     3,411     3,248     3,396     2,856
1 Survey reference dates were March 31, 2008-2011, and March 30, 2012. See Appendix A for changes in the survey base, methods, and instruments that affect analysis of trends over time.
2 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
- -  Quantity is zero.
‡  No facilities in this category.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2008-2012.

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Table 6.2b. Facilities and clients in treatment, by state or jurisdiction: 2008-20121
Percent distribution
State or jurisdiction2 Percent distribution of facilities Percent distribution of clients
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Total 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
Alabama   1.0   1.0   1.0   1.1   1.0   1.2   1.3   1.5   1.3   1.3
Alaska   0.5   0.6   0.6   0.6   0.7   0.3   0.3   0.3   0.2   0.3
Arizona   1.5   1.6   1.6   1.6   2.3   2.6   2.5   2.3   2.6   3.0
Arkansas   0.4   0.4   0.5   0.4   0.7   0.3   0.3   0.3   0.3   0.4
California  12.6  12.9  12.2  11.9  11.3  11.7  11.7  10.5  10.8  10.1
Colorado   3.2   3.1   3.3   3.3   3.1   3.0   3.3   3.4   3.2   3.1
Connecticut   1.5   1.5   1.5   1.4   1.6   2.2   2.1   2.4   2.1   3.0
Delaware   0.3   0.3   0.3   0.3   0.3   0.3   0.3   0.4   0.4   0.5
District of Columbia   0.3   0.3   0.2   0.3   0.3   0.4   0.5   0.4   0.3   0.3
Fed. of Micronesia      *       ‡      *      *      *      *       ‡      - -      - -      *
Florida   4.7   4.6   4.4   4.5   4.5   4.5   4.2   4.2   4.2   4.4
Georgia   1.9   1.9   1.8   1.8   1.9   1.6   1.6   1.6   1.8   1.7
Guam      *      *      *      *      *      *      *      *      *      *
Hawaii   0.9   0.9   0.9   0.9   0.9   0.4   0.4   0.4   0.4   0.4
Idaho   0.6   0.5   0.7   0.8   0.7   0.3   0.4   0.5   0.4   0.5
Illinois   4.4   4.6   4.5   4.7   4.4   3.7   3.8   3.6   3.6   3.5
Indiana   2.3   2.2   2.0   2.0   1.9   2.5   2.7   2.1   2.1   2.1
Iowa   0.8   0.8   0.9   0.9   1.0   0.6   0.7   0.7   0.7   0.7
Kansas   1.6   1.5   1.6   1.6   1.6   0.9   0.9   0.9   0.9   0.9
Kentucky   2.2   2.2   2.2   2.3   2.3   1.6   1.6   1.6   1.7   2.0
Louisiana   1.2   1.2   1.2   1.0   1.0   1.0   1.2   1.1   0.9   0.9
Maine   1.4   1.2   1.3   1.6   1.6   0.9   0.8   0.9   0.9   1.1
Maryland   2.7   2.5   2.5   2.5   2.5   3.0   3.6   3.3   3.2   3.1
Massachusetts   2.3   2.3   2.3   2.3   2.3   3.4   3.1   3.4   3.8   3.7
Michigan   3.7   3.6   3.6   3.6   3.4   3.9   3.4   3.6   3.7   4.1
Minnesota   2.1   2.2   2.3   2.3   2.4   1.4   1.2   1.3   1.4   1.4
Mississippi   0.7   0.8   0.8   0.7   0.8   0.4   0.5   0.4   0.5   0.5
Missouri   1.9   1.8   2.0   2.1   2.0   1.6   1.8   1.7   1.8   1.8
Montana   0.5   0.4   0.4   0.4   0.5   0.3   0.3   0.3   0.8   0.4
Nevada   0.6   0.6   0.6   0.6   0.6   1.1   0.6   0.6   0.6   0.4
New Hampshire   0.4   0.4   0.4   0.4   0.4   0.4   0.4   0.4   0.5   0.5
New Jersey   2.4   2.5   2.5   2.6   2.6   2.6   2.7   2.6   2.6   2.7
New Mexico   1.1   1.1   1.1   1.1   1.1   1.2   1.3   1.1   1.0   1.3
New York   7.0   7.1   7.5   6.9   6.5   9.7  10.3  11.1  10.0   9.2
North Carolina   3.0   3.1   3.0   3.2   3.2   2.5   2.5   2.8   3.0   2.6
North Dakota   0.5   0.4   0.4   0.4   0.4   0.2   0.2   0.2   0.2   0.2
Ohio   2.9   2.9   2.8   2.7   2.7   3.1   3.0   3.0   3.0   3.0
Oklahoma   1.4   1.5   1.4   1.4   1.5   0.9   1.3   1.3   1.2   1.4
Oregon   1.7   1.8   1.7   1.7   1.6   2.0   2.0   1.7   1.9   1.8
Palau      *      *      *      *       ‡      *      *      *      *       ‡
Pennsylvania   4.0   3.9   4.0   4.2   3.9   4.2   4.2   4.4   4.4   4.5
Puerto Rico   1.1   1.1   1.2   1.1   1.1   1.1   1.2   1.7   1.3   1.3
Rhode Island   0.4   0.4   0.4   0.4   0.4   0.7   0.7   0.6   0.8   0.7
South Carolina   0.8   0.8   0.8   0.8   0.7   1.3   1.2   1.2   1.2   1.1
South Dakota   0.5   0.4   0.4   0.4   0.5   0.2   0.3   0.2   0.2   0.3
Tennessee   1.4   1.4   1.5   1.5   1.7   1.1   1.1   1.5   1.4   1.5
Texas   3.5   3.4   3.4   3.5   3.3   4.1   2.9   2.8   3.0   2.5
Utah   1.1   1.1   1.1   1.1   1.2   1.1   1.1   1.1   1.0   1.0
Vermont   0.3   0.3   0.3   0.3   0.3   0.4   0.4   0.4   0.3   0.3
Virgin Islands      *      *      *      *      *      *      *      *      *      *
Virginia   1.5   1.6   1.6   1.6   1.6   1.7   1.8   1.6   1.8   1.8
Washington   3.2   3.2   3.4   3.3   3.3   3.6   3.6   3.5   3.4   3.5
West Virginia   0.6   0.6   0.6   0.7   0.6   0.7   0.9   0.9   0.9   0.8
Wisconsin   2.0   1.9   1.9   1.9   2.4   1.4   1.3   1.5   1.6   1.8
Wyoming   0.4   0.4   0.4   0.4   0.4   0.2   0.3   0.3   0.3   0.2
1 Survey reference dates were March 31, 2008-2011, and March 30, 2012. See Appendix A for changes in the survey base, methods, and instruments that affect analysis of trends over time.
2 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
*  Less than 0.05 percent.
‡  No facilities in this category.
- -  Quantity is zero.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2008-2012.

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Table 6.3a. Clients under age 18 in treatment, and clients under age 18 in facilities offering special programs or groups for adolescents,
by state or jurisdiction: 2008-20121
Number
State or jurisdiction2 Number of clients under age 183 Number of clients under age 183 in facilities offering special
programs or groups for adolescents
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Total 86,465 84,326 81,863 82,532 89,521 71,613 68,448 66,064 65,918 72,766
Alabama    692    884    659    787    546    630    595    571    586    528
Alaska    367    373    335    294    360    354    209    277    275    251
Arizona  1,419  1,120  1,068  1,702  3,527  1,141    778    839  1,143  3,147
Arkansas     76    132    184    125    433     43    114    151    109    383
California 10,775 13,490 11,648 12,798 12,799  9,164 12,240 10,927 11,818 12,055
Colorado  2,578  2,221  2,255  2,585  1,871  2,210  2,012  2,007  2,261  1,650
Connecticut
   894    632    555    612
   493
   766    429    382    378    330
Delaware    193    244    295    328    610    188    177    226    226    476
District of Columbia     96    104     67     76     12     93     64     50     61     12
Fed. of Micronesia      1       - -       - -       - -      1      1        ‡        ‡        ‡     - -
Florida  3,415  3,837  3,278  3,720  3,700  2,847  3,381  2,779  3,115  2,990
Georgia    801    826    941    845    912    656    713    799    568    600
Guam      3     47     45     48     30       - -       - -       - -     47     30
Hawaii  1,159  1,383  1,228  1,361  1,664  1,070  1,316  1,193  1,283  1,551
Idaho    400    411    558    593    570    385    370    514    529    552
Illinois  4,008  3,847  3,425  3,434  3,145  3,408  2,927  3,080  2,954  2,705
Indiana  1,466  1,187  1,432  1,234  1,488  1,095    774    761    849  1,077
Iowa    886    832    753    811    970    767    676    674    696    873
Kansas  1,027    962  1,016  1,221  1,068    864    813    901    975    886
Kentucky  1,458  1,386  1,150  1,041  1,431    904  1,033    688    721    771
Louisiana    955    787    835    974    478    887    708    744    531    428
Maine    693    753    747    703  1,033    399    423    426    470    305
Maryland  2,165  1,839  2,002  1,751  2,617  2,111  1,773  1,740  1,606  1,850
Massachusetts  2,133  1,981  1,948  1,312  2,343  1,371  1,170  1,335    676  1,194
Michigan  3,523  2,972  2,978  2,956  4,082  2,173  1,704  1,573  1,697  2,807
Minnesota    852    944    819    892  1,121    757    850    746    833  1,039
Mississippi    330    399    318    510    333    137    164    184    130    123
Missouri  1,260  1,095  1,396  1,150  1,932  1,197    978  1,278    985  1,780
Montana    404    524    278    418    415    308    450    274    399    354
Nebraska    681    763    449    815    531    532    644    325    669    282
Nevada  3,799    758    584    529    364  3,691    639    356    383    330
New Hampshire    591    486    431    441    433    264    186    130    126     87
New Jersey  2,056  1,842  2,019  1,921  1,635  1,812  1,584  1,719  1,643  1,435
New Mexico  1,412  1,322  1,514    987  1,323  1,260  1,089  1,285    648  1,149
New York  5,335  5,412  5,761  4,826  4,510  4,548  4,161  5,162  4,199  3,965
North Carolina  2,274  2,769  2,016  2,008  1,951  1,707  1,953  1,377  1,622  1,310
North Dakota    261    308    352    259    244    247    277    256    218    209
Ohio  3,656  3,358  3,001  3,342  3,365  3,168  2,865  2,686  2,799  2,669
Oklahoma  1,076  1,112  1,336  1,573  1,423    522    887    751  1,346  1,024
Oregon  2,058  1,705  1,545  1,653  1,488  1,783  1,561  1,432  1,468  1,445
Palau       - -      5      7     10         ‡       - -      5      7     10         ‡
Pennsylvania  3,282  3,043  3,594  2,897  3,047  2,822  2,302  2,237  2,332  2,264
Puerto Rico    889    893  1,695  2,174  3,284    492    580    906    672  2,950
Rhode Island    385    549    496  1,006    323    321    196    427    940    222
South Carolina  1,906  1,488  1,395  1,480  1,499  1,879  1,232  1,149    997  1,366
South Dakota    478    442    376    430    667    461    371    344    318    542
Tennessee    566    740  1,023    958  1,620    395    496    733    763    695
Texas  3,002  2,868  3,537  2,591  2,762  2,828  2,723  3,024  2,306  2,621
Utah  1,491  1,623  1,567  1,511  1,210  1,303  1,388  1,256  1,311  1,134
Vermont    479    483    399    330    351    397    456    328    292    304
Virgin Islands     10       - -     15     15      3       - -       - -     15     15      3
Virginia  1,727  1,949  1,350  1,629  1,571  1,599  1,643    937  1,052  1,219
Washington  2,816  3,373  3,258  3,170  3,555  2,455  3,142  2,887  2,920  3,303
West Virginia    391    373    298    343    448    208    279    169    161    300
Wisconsin  1,566  1,084  1,337  1,156  1,714    799    684    856    659    998
Wyoming    249    366    295    197    216    194    264    191    128    193
1 Survey reference dates were March 31, 2008-2011, and March 30, 2012. See Appendix A for changes in the survey base, methods, and instruments that affect analysis of trends over time.
2 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
3 Excludes clients in facilities that did not respond to the question about clients under age 18 (in 2008, 911 total clients reported by 9 facilities; in 2009, 346 total clients reported by 5 facilities; in 2010, all facilities responded to the question; in 2011, 1,417 total clients reported by 9 facilities; and in 2012, 1,615 clients reported by 15 facilities). 
- -  Quantity is zero.
‡  No facilities in this category.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2008-2012.

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Table 6.3b. Clients under age 18 in treatment, and clients under age 18 in facilities offering special programs or groups for adolescents,
by state or jurisdiction: 2008-20121
Percent
State or jurisdiction2 Percent of clients under age 183 Percent of clients under age 183 in facilities offering specia
 programs or groups for adolescents
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Total   7.3   7.1   7.0   6.7   7.2  82.8  81.2  80.7  79.9  81.3
Alabama   5.0   5.6   3.6   4.9   3.3  91.0  67.3  86.6  74.5  96.7
Alaska  12.1  10.8  10.4  10.4   9.8  96.5  56.0  82.7  93.5  69.7
Arizona   4.5   3.7   3.9   5.4   9.3  80.4  69.5  78.6  67.2  89.2
Arkansas   1.9   3.5   4.7   3.7   9.8  56.6  86.4  82.1  87.2  88.5
California   7.7   9.8   9.4   9.7  10.2  85.0  90.7  93.8  92.3  94.2
Colorado   7.1   5.7   5.7   6.6   4.8  85.7  90.6  89.0  87.5  88.2
Connecticut
  3.5   2.5   2.0   2.4   1.3  85.7  67.9  68.8  61.8  66.9
Delaware   4.7   5.9   5.9   7.1   9.7  97.4  72.5  76.6  68.9  78.0
District of Columbia   2.1   1.9   1.5   1.8   0.3  96.9  61.5  74.6  80.3 100.0
Fed. of Micronesia   5.6       ‡      - -      - -  16.7 100.0       ‡      - -      - -      - -
Florida   6.4   7.7   6.7   7.3   6.8  83.4  88.1  84.8  83.7  80.8
Georgia   4.2   4.3   5.0   3.9   4.3  81.9  86.3  84.9  67.2  65.8
Guam   2.4  25.7  17.5  16.2  26.1      - -      - -      - -  97.9 100.0
Hawaii  27.1  31.0  29.2  30.5  34.5  92.3  95.2  97.1  94.3  93.2
Idaho  10.6   9.7   9.7  11.5   9.5  96.3  90.0  92.1  89.2  96.8
Illinois   9.1   8.5   8.2   7.8   7.2  85.0  76.1  89.9  86.0  86.0
Indiana   4.8   3.7   5.8   4.9   5.6  74.7  65.2  53.1  68.8  72.4
Iowa
 12.5
 10.5   9.7   9.0  11.2  86.6  81.3  89.5  85.8  90.0
Kansas   9.5   9.3   9.7  10.7   9.1  84.1  84.5  88.7  79.9  83.0
Kentucky   7.5   7.1   6.2   5.1   5.8  62.0  74.5  59.8  69.3  53.9
Louisiana   7.8   5.7   6.2   8.7   4.1  92.9  90.0  89.1  54.5  89.5
Maine   6.6   7.9   7.1   6.5   7.8  57.6  56.2  57.0  66.9  29.5
Maryland   6.1   4.3   5.2   4.5   6.7  97.5  96.4  86.9  91.7  70.7
Massachusetts   5.3   5.4   4.9   2.8   5.1  64.3  59.1  68.5  51.5  51.0
Michigan   7.5   7.4   7.1   6.5   8.0  61.7  57.3  52.8  57.4  68.8
Minnesota   5.2   6.7   5.5   5.1   6.5  88.8  90.0  91.1  93.4  92.7
Mississippi   6.6   6.7   6.3   8.8   5.5  41.5  41.1  57.9  25.5  36.9
Missouri   6.4   5.2   7.1   5.4   8.5  95.0  89.3  91.5  85.7  92.1
Montana  13.5  14.5   8.9   4.2   8.5  76.2  85.9  98.6  95.5  85.3
Nebraska  13.8  15.7   8.4  12.8  10.5  78.1  84.4  72.4  82.1  53.1
Nevada  28.5  10.8   8.3   7.3   6.9  97.2  84.3  61.0  72.4  90.7
New Hampshire  11.9   9.5   8.2   7.4   7.3  44.7  38.3  30.2  28.6  20.1
New Jersey   6.8   5.8   6.7   6.0   4.9  88.1  86.0  85.1  85.5  87.8
New Mexico  10.3   8.6  11.7   7.8   8.2  89.2  82.4  84.9  65.7  86.8
New York   4.6   4.5   4.4   3.9   3.9  85.2  76.9  89.6  87.0  87.9
North Carolina   7.5   9.5   6.1   5.5   6.0  75.1  70.5  68.3  80.8  67.1
North Dakota  12.3  14.6  16.6  10.5  12.1  94.6  89.9  72.7  84.2  85.7
Ohio  10.0   9.4   8.4   9.0   8.8  86.7  85.3  89.5  83.8  79.3
Oklahoma   9.7   7.4   9.0  10.6   8.4  48.5  79.8  56.2  85.6  72.0
Oregon   8.7   7.4   7.6   7.1   6.7  86.6  91.6  92.7  88.8  97.1
Palau      - -  13.2   6.7   9.5       ‡      - - 100.0 100.0 100.0       ‡
Pennsylvania   6.5   6.1   7.0   5.4   5.5  86.0  75.6  62.2  80.5  74.3
Puerto Rico   6.7   6.5   8.4  13.4  19.6  55.3  64.9  53.5  30.9  89.8
Rhode Island   4.9   6.4   6.7  10.3   3.8  83.4  35.7  86.1  93.4  68.7
South Carolina  12.7  10.5   9.6  10.4  10.8  98.6  82.8  82.4  67.4  91.1
South Dakota  16.6  14.7  13.6  14.4  17.3  96.4  83.9  91.5  74.0  81.3
Tennessee   4.4   5.9   5.9   5.8   8.5  69.8  67.0  71.7  79.6  42.9
Texas   6.1   8.3  10.7   7.0   8.8  94.2  94.9  85.5  89.0  94.9
Utah  11.7  12.0  12.1  12.1   9.9  87.4  85.5  80.2  86.8  93.7
Vermont  10.3  10.2   8.9   7.9   8.7  82.9  94.4  82.2  88.5  86.6
Virgin Islands  16.9      - -  14.3  15.6   3.3      - -      - - 100.0 100.0 100.0
Virginia   8.3   9.3   7.0   7.5   7.0  92.6  84.3  69.4  64.6  77.6
Washington   6.5   7.9   7.8   7.7   8.1  87.2  93.2  88.6  92.1  92.9
West Virginia   4.5   3.7   2.9   3.2   4.7  53.2  74.8  56.7  46.9  67.0
Wisconsin   9.5   7.0   7.7   6.0   7.5  51.0  63.1  64.0  57.0  58.2
Wyoming   9.3  10.7   9.1   5.8   7.6  77.9  72.1  64.7  65.0  89.4
1 Survey reference dates were March 31, 2008-2011, and March 30, 2012. See Appendix A for changes in the survey base, methods, and instruments that affect analysis of trends over time.
2 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
3 Excludes clients in facilities that did not respond to the question about clients under age 18 (in 2008, 911 total clients reported by 9 facilities; in 2009, 346 total clients reported by 5 facilities; in 2010, all facilities responded to the question; and in 2011, 1,417 total clients reported by 9 facilities; and in 2012, 1,615 total clients reported by 15 facilities). 
‡  No facilities in this category.
- -  Quantity is zero.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2008-2012.

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Table 6.4a. Facility operation, by state or jurisdiction: 2012
Number
State or jurisdiction1   Number of facilities
Total Facility operation
Private
non-
profit		 Private
for-
profit		 Local,
county, or
community
govt.		 State
govt.		 Total
Federal
govt.		 Federal govt. Tribal
govt.
Dept. of
Veterans
Affairs		 Dept. of
Defense		 Indian
Health
Service		 Other
Total  14,311 8,054 4,450   758   363   364   215    89 50 10   322
Alabama    148    91    40     8     3     6     4     2 - - - -     - -
Alaska     95    56     8     4     - -     4     1     2  1 - -    23
Arizona    329   162   118     2     1    17     4     3 10 - -    29
Arkansas     95    80    10     - -     1     4     4     - - - - - -     - -
California  1,611 1,007   401   135     6    29    15     8  6 - -    33
Colorado    443   171   239    10    16     6     4     2 - - - -     1
Connecticut    223   194    16     2     6     3     2     1 - - - -     2
Delaware     40    26    12     - -     - -     2     1     1 - - - -     - -
District of Columbia     39    30     7     - -     - -     2     1     1 - - - -     - -
Fed. of Micronesia      1     - -     - -     - -     1     - -     - -     - - - - - -     - -
Florida    648   324   285    16     5    18    14     4 - - - -     - -
Georgia    278    86   118    27    38     9     4     5 - - - -     - -
Guam      4     3     1     - -     - -     - -     - -     - - - - - -     - -
Hawaii    122   107     7     - -     2     6     2     4 - - - -     - -
Idaho    107    20    69     8     4     2     1     - -  1 - -     4
Illinois    628   350   254    13     3     8     7     - - - -  1     - -
Indiana    277   178    86     7     1     5     5     - - - - - -     - -
Iowa    145   110    25     3     3     2     2     - - - - - -     2
Kansas    227   113    82    21     3     6     3     2  1 - -     2
Kentucky    324   175   136     2     6     4     2     2 - - - -     1
Louisiana    150    56    40    13    34     5     3     2 - - - -     2
Maine    223   111   100     2     1     4     3     - -  1 - -     5
Maryland    362   143   156    22    31    10     2     5 - -  3     - -
Massachusetts    328   258    55     6     4     5     3     1 - -  1     - -
Michigan    489   274   161    30     2     5     5     - - - - - -    17
Minnesota    347   168   139     8     8     2     2     - - - - - -    22
Mississippi    113    55    19    23    10     5     3     1 - -  1     1
Missouri    283   199    71     2     3     8     7     1 - - - -     - -
Montana     69    39     6     3     2     9     7     1  1 - -    10
Nebraska    123    82    19     7     - -     6     4     1  1 - -     9
Nevada  87    43    23     1  1     7     2     3  2 - - 12
New Hampshire  59    43    13     1  1     1     - -     1 - - - - - -
New Jersey 375   214   140    14  4     3     1     2 - - - - - -
New Mexico 155    85    27     2  6    13     2     - - 11 - - 22
New York 933   691   121    65 41    10     7     2 - -  1  5
North Carolina 464   184   243    12 11    12     7     4  1 - -  2
North Dakota  64    17    29     - - 11     3     1     1  1 - -  4
Ohio 384   309    37    13  6    19    18     1 - - - - - -
Oklahoma 218   109    57     2  6     8     3     3  2 - - 36
Oregon 236   134    61    25  4     4     3     - -  1 - -  8
Palau    ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡  ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡  ‡    ‡  ‡
Pennsylvania 557   339   201     2  2    13    12     1 - - - - - -
Puerto Rico 160   110    22     2 25     1     1     - - - - - - - -
Rhode Island  63    47    14     - - - -     2     1     1 - - - - - -
South Carolina 102    38    30    20 10     4     2     2 - - - - - -
South Dakota  67    33    10     1  5     9     3     - -  5  1  9
Tennessee 239   163    67     1  1     7     5     - - - -  2 - -
Texas 478   237   193    17 12    18    12     6 - - - -  1
Utah 168    57    80    25  2     3     1     1  1 - -  1
Vermont  43    33     7     1 - -     2     2     - - - - - - - -
Virgin Islands   3     1     - -     - -  2     - -     - -     - - - - - - - -
Virginia 232    56    59    97  8    12     3     9 - - - - - -
Washington 469   198   187    29  8     9     6     3 - - - - 38
West Virginia  93    71    16     - -  2     4     4     - - - - - - - -
Wisconsin 337   141   125    46  1     5     2     - -  3 - - 19
Wyoming  54    33     8     8 - -     3     2     - -  1 - -  2
1 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
- -  Quantity is zero.
‡  No facilities in this category.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 6.4b. Facility operation, by state or jurisdiction: 2012
Percent distribution
State or jurisdiction1   Percent distribution
Total Facility operation
Private
non-
profit		 Private
for-
profit		 Local,
county, or
community
govt.		 State
govt.		 Total
Federal
govt.		 Federal govt. Tribal
govt.
Dept. of
Veterans
Affairs		 Dept. of
Defense		 Indian
Health
Service		 Other
Total  100.0  56.3  31.1   5.3   2.5   2.5   1.5   0.6   0.3   0.1   2.3
Alabama 100.0  61.5  27.0   5.4   2.0   4.1   2.7   1.4      - -      - -      - -
Alaska 100.0  58.9   8.4   4.2      - -   4.2   1.1   2.1   1.1      - -  24.2
Arizona 100.0  49.2  35.9   0.6   0.3   5.2   1.2   0.9   3.0      - -   8.8
Arkansas 100.0  84.2  10.5      - -   1.1   4.2   4.2      - -      - -      - -      - -
California 100.0  62.5  24.9   8.4   0.4   1.8   0.9   0.5   0.4      - -   2.0
Colorado 100.0  38.6  54.0   2.3   3.6   1.4   0.9   0.5      - -      - -   0.2
Connecticut 100.0  87.0   7.2   0.9   2.7   1.3   0.9   0.4      - -      - -   0.9
Delaware 100.0  65.0  30.0      - -      - -   5.0   2.5   2.5      - -      - -      - -
District of Columbia 100.0  76.9  17.9      - -      - -   5.1   2.6   2.6      - -      - -      - -
Fed. of Micronesia 100.0      - -      - -      - - 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Florida 100.0  50.0  44.0   2.5   0.8   2.8   2.2   0.6      - -      - -      - -
Georgia 100.0  30.9  42.4   9.7  13.7   3.2   1.4   1.8      - -      - -      - -
Guam 100.0  75.0  25.0      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Hawaii 100.0  87.7   5.7      - -   1.6   4.9   1.6   3.3      - -      - -      - -
Idaho 100.0  18.7  64.5   7.5   3.7   1.9   0.9      - -   0.9      - -   3.7
Illinois 100.0  55.7  40.4   2.1   0.5   1.3   1.1      - -      - -   0.2      - -
Indiana 100.0  64.3  31.0   2.5   0.4   1.8   1.8      - -      - -      - -      - -
Iowa 100.0  75.9  17.2   2.1   2.1   1.4   1.4      - -      - -      - -   1.4
Kansas 100.0  49.8  36.1   9.3   1.3   2.6   1.3   0.9   0.4      - -   0.9
Kentucky 100.0  54.0  42.0   0.6   1.9   1.2   0.6   0.6      - -      - -   0.3
Louisiana 100.0  37.3  26.7   8.7  22.7   3.3   2.0   1.3      - -      - -   1.3
Maine 100.0  49.8  44.8   0.9   0.4   1.8   1.3      - -   0.4      - -   2.2
Maryland 100.0  39.5  43.1   6.1   8.6   2.8   0.6   1.4      - -   0.8      - -
Massachusetts 100.0  78.7  16.8   1.8   1.2   1.5   0.9   0.3      - -   0.3      - -
Michigan 100.0  56.0  32.9   6.1   0.4   1.0   1.0      - -      - -      - -   3.5
Minnesota 100.0  48.4  40.1   2.3   2.3   0.6   0.6      - -      - -      - -   6.3
Mississippi 100.0  48.7  16.8  20.4   8.8   4.4   2.7   0.9      - -   0.9   0.9
Missouri 100.0  70.3  25.1   0.7   1.1   2.8   2.5   0.4      - -      - -      - -
Montana 100.0  56.5   8.7   4.3   2.9  13.0  10.1   1.4   1.4      - -  14.5
Nebraska 100.0  66.7  15.4   5.7      - -   4.9   3.3   0.8   0.8      - -   7.3
Nevada 100.0  49.4  26.4   1.1   1.1   8.0   2.3   3.4   2.3      - -  13.8
New Hampshire 100.0  72.9  22.0   1.7   1.7   1.7      - -   1.7      - -      - -      - -
New Jersey 100.0  57.1  37.3   3.7   1.1   0.8   0.3   0.5      - -      - -      - -
New Mexico 100.0  54.8  17.4   1.3   3.9   8.4   1.3      - -   7.1      - -  14.2
New York 100.0  74.1  13.0   7.0   4.4   1.1   0.8   0.2      - -   0.1   0.5
North Carolina 100.0  39.7  52.4   2.6   2.4   2.6   1.5   0.9   0.2      - -   0.4
North Dakota 100.0  26.6  45.3      - -  17.2   4.7   1.6   1.6   1.6      - -   6.3
Ohio 100.0  80.5   9.6   3.4   1.6   4.9   4.7   0.3      - -      - -      - -
Oklahoma 100.0  50.0  26.1   0.9   2.8   3.7   1.4   1.4   0.9      - -  16.5
Oregon 100.0  56.8  25.8  10.6   1.7   1.7   1.3      - -   0.4      - -   3.4
Palau       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡
Pennsylvania 100.0  60.9  36.1   0.4   0.4   2.3   2.2   0.2      - -      - -      - -
Puerto Rico 100.0  68.8  13.8   1.3  15.6   0.6   0.6      - -      - -      - -      - -
Rhode Island 100.0  74.6  22.2      - -      - -   3.2   1.6   1.6      - -      - -      - -
South Carolina 100.0  37.3  29.4  19.6   9.8   3.9   2.0   2.0      - -      - -      - -
South Dakota 100.0  49.3  14.9   1.5   7.5  13.4   4.5      - -   7.5   1.5  13.4
Tennessee 100.0  68.2  28.0   0.4   0.4   2.9   2.1      - -      - -   0.8      - -
Texas 100.0  49.6  40.4   3.6   2.5   3.8   2.5   1.3      - -      - -   0.2
Utah 100.0  33.9  47.6  14.9   1.2   1.8   0.6   0.6   0.6      - -   0.6
Vermont 100.0  76.7  16.3   2.3      - -   4.7   4.7      - -      - -      - -      - -
Virgin Islands 100.0  33.3      - -      - -  66.7      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Virginia 100.0  24.1  25.4  41.8   3.4   5.2   1.3   3.9      - -      - -      - -
Washington 100.0  42.2  39.9   6.2   1.7   1.9   1.3   0.6      - -      - -   8.1
West Virginia 100.0  76.3  17.2      - -   2.2   4.3   4.3      - -      - -      - -      - -
Wisconsin 100.0  41.8  37.1  13.6   0.3   1.5   0.6      - -   0.9      - -   5.6
Wyoming 100.0  61.1  14.8  14.8      - -   5.6   3.7      - -   1.9      - -   3.7
1 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
- -   Quantity is zero.
‡  No facilities in this category.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 6.5. Primary focus of facility, by state or jurisdiction: 2012
Number and percent distribution
State or jurisdiction1   Number of facilities   Percent distribution
Total Primary focus of facility Total Primary focus of facility
Substance
abuse
treatment
services		 Mental
health
services		 Mix of mental
health and
substance abuse
treatment services		 General
health
care		 Other Substance
abuse
treatment
services		 Mental
health
services		 Mix of mental
health and
substance abuse
treatment services		 General
health
care		 Other
Total  14,311 7,990   997 4,732   228   364 100.0  55.8   7.0  33.1   1.6   2.5
Alabama    148    96    12    34     4     2 100.0  64.9   8.1  23.0   2.7   1.4
Alaska     95    36     4    48     5     2 100.0  37.9   4.2  50.5   5.3   2.1
Arizona    329   129    11   169     9    11 100.0  39.2   3.3  51.4   2.7   3.3
Arkansas     95    36    27    25     3     4 100.0  37.9  28.4  26.3   3.2   4.2
California  1,611 1,078    65   398    33    37 100.0  66.9   4.0  24.7   2.0   2.3
Colorado    443   213    34   178     5    13 100.0  48.1   7.7  40.2   1.1   2.9
Connecticut    223   101     6   107     2     7 100.0  45.3   2.7  48.0   0.9   3.1
Delaware     40    22     - -    15     1     2 100.0  55.0      - -  37.5   2.5   5.0
District of Columbia     39    20     1    16     1     1 100.0  51.3   2.6  41.0   2.6   2.6
Fed. of Micronesia      1     - -     - -     1     - -     - - 100.0      - -      - - 100.0      - -      - -
Florida    648   341    36   248    10    13 100.0  52.6   5.6  38.3   1.5   2.0
Georgia    278   140    13   120     2     3 100.0  50.4   4.7  43.2   0.7   1.1
Guam      4     4     - -     - -     - -     - - 100.0 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -
Hawaii    122   102     2    17     - -     1 100.0  83.6   1.6  13.9      - -   0.8
Idaho    107    40     3    56     2     6 100.0  37.4   2.8  52.3   1.9   5.6
Illinois    628   381    28   184    13    22 100.0  60.7   4.5  29.3   2.1   3.5
Indiana    277    92    28   148     5     4 100.0  33.2  10.1  53.4   1.8   1.4
Iowa    145    93     6    40     3     3 100.0  64.1   4.1  27.6   2.1   2.1
Kansas    227   146    33    38     2     8 100.0  64.3  14.5  16.7   0.9   3.5
Kentucky    324   142    37   139     - -     6 100.0  43.8  11.4  42.9      - -   1.9
Louisiana    150    97     7    41     1     4 100.0  64.7   4.7  27.3   0.7   2.7
Maine    223    73    34   105     8     3 100.0  32.7  15.2  47.1   3.6   1.3
Maryland    362   244    14    90     8     6 100.0  67.4   3.9  24.9   2.2   1.7
Massachusetts    328   171    36   104    10     7 100.0  52.1  11.0  31.7   3.0   2.1
Michigan    489   206    68   197     3    15 100.0  42.1  13.9  40.3   0.6   3.1
Minnesota    347   229     9    97     3     9 100.0  66.0   2.6  28.0   0.9   2.6
Mississippi    113    45    25    38     2     3 100.0  39.8  22.1  33.6   1.8   2.7
Missouri    283   166    22    83     4     8 100.0  58.7   7.8  29.3   1.4   2.8
Montana     69    34     1    31     2     1 100.0  49.3   1.4  44.9   2.9   1.4
Nebraska    123    46    10    60     1     6 100.0  37.4   8.1  48.8   0.8   4.9
Nevada     87    46     1    26     7     7 100.0  52.9   1.1  29.9   8.0   8.0
New Hampshire     59    36    11    10     1     1 100.0  61.0  18.6  16.9   1.7   1.7
New Jersey    375   180    31   154     1     9 100.0  48.0   8.3  41.1   0.3   2.4
New Mexico    155    41    14    86     8     6 100.0  26.5   9.0  55.5   5.2   3.9
New York    933   780    31   100     7    15 100.0  83.6   3.3  10.7   0.8   1.6
North Carolina    464   235    56   159     6     8 100.0  50.6  12.1  34.3   1.3   1.7
North Dakota     64    36     2    25     1     - - 100.0  56.3   3.1  39.1   1.6      - -
Ohio    384   189    52   126     6    11 100.0  49.2  13.5  32.8   1.6   2.9
Oklahoma    218    92    20    87    10     9 100.0  42.2   9.2  39.9   4.6   4.1
Oregon    236   143     9    72     3     9 100.0  60.6   3.8  30.5   1.3   3.8
Palau         ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡
Pennsylvania    557   376    18   144     4    15 100.0  67.5   3.2  25.9   0.7   2.7
Puerto Rico    160   108    11    38     - -     3 100.0  67.5   6.9  23.8      - -   1.9
Rhode Island     63    37     5    18     2     1 100.0  58.7   7.9  28.6   3.2   1.6
South Carolina    102    74     5    20     - -     3 100.0  72.5   4.9  19.6      - -   2.9
South Dakota     67    37     - -    26     2     2 100.0  55.2      - -  38.8   3.0   3.0
Tennessee    239    89    44    83     5    18 100.0  37.2  18.4  34.7   2.1   7.5
Texas    478   327    28   113     2     8 100.0  68.4   5.9  23.6   0.4   1.7
Utah    168    68    11    83     3     3 100.0  40.5   6.5  49.4   1.8   1.8
Vermont     43    18     2    21     - -     2 100.0  41.9   4.7  48.8      - -   4.7
Virgin Islands      3     - -     - -     3     - -     - - 100.0      - -      - - 100.0      - -      - -
Virginia    232    88    14   125     1     4 100.0  37.9   6.0  53.9   0.4   1.7
Washington    469   321    16   112     7    13 100.0  68.4   3.4  23.9   1.5   2.8
West Virginia     93    26    16    50     1     - - 100.0  28.0  17.2  53.8   1.1      - -
Wisconsin    337   101    26   192     9     9 100.0  30.0   7.7  57.0   2.7   2.7
Wyoming     54    19     2    32     - -     1 100.0  35.2   3.7  59.3      - -   1.9
1 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
- -   Quantity is zero.
‡  No facilities in this category.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 6.6a. Type of care offered, by state or jurisdiction: 2012
Number
State or jurisdiction1   Number of facilities2
Total Type of care offered
Any
out-
patient		 Outpatient Any
residen-
tial		 Residential
(non-hospital)		 Any
hospital
inpatient		 Hospital
 inpatient
Regular Intensive Day treatment
or partial
hospitalization		 Detox Methadone
maintenance		 Short-
term		 Long-
term		 Detox Treat-
ment		 Detox
Total  14,311 11,650 10,858 6,427 1,762 1,367 1,316 3,566 1,804 2,932   894   780   578   686
Alabama   148   119    83    86    14    15    22    31    16    20     5     8     5     8
Alaska    95    81    81    47    11     7     3    28    10    24     6     1     - -     1
Arizona   329   261   236   161    27    39    29    83    40    70    25    22    14    22
Arkansas    95    86    83    51    28     3     6    28    19    26    13     8     4     7
California 1,611 1,176 1,060   625   245   228   152   571   327   520   169    48    38    44
Colorado   443   404   396   208    19    23    15    64    32    46    21    10     8     8
Connecticut   223   166   143    91    32    32    36    65    26    47     5    14    12    13
Delaware    40    32    29    12     9     5     9     9     1     9     - -     3     2     2
District of Columbia    39    26    25    18     5     4     7    15    14    11     1     4     4     3
Fed. of Micronesia     1     1     1     - -     - -     - -     - -     - -     - -     - -     - -     1     1     - -
Florida   648   541   489   250   134    87    48   200   102   156    57    37    32    33
Georgia   278   231   202   105    56    53    52    75    30    59    18    26    23    25
Guam     4     4     4     3     - -     1     - -     3     3     3     3     - -     - -     - -
Hawaii   122   117   115    47    12     5     4    10     5     9     4     - -     - -     - -
Idaho   107    99    99    87     3     8     3    14    10    10     5     3     2     3
Illinois   628   561   549   386    73    67    60   106    58    71    23    27    14    27
Indiana   277   257   248   153    38    24    15    30    14    23     8    33    19    32
Iowa   145   128   124    87    21     5     4    32    24    26     5     8     4     7
Kansas   227   212   210   112    16    11     9    30    23    24    15     5     2     3
Kentucky   324   273   260   102    15    21    14    55    21    45    17    17    13    15
Louisiana   150   113   108    80    18    18     9    46    20    37    13    14    13    14
Maine   223   195   188    47    12    16    14    26     9    22     - -    10     7     8
Maryland   362   301   277   163    17    53    65    76    30    71    15    17    14    17
Massachusetts   328   202   181    60    33    38    51   127    40   102    12    30    18    26
Michigan   489   432   428   185    36    42    36    86    65    76    29    18    15    14
Minnesota   347   281   239   208    61    17    17   132    82   106    26     6     3     5
Mississippi   113    76    70    39    24     3     1    41    28    37    13    17    11    16
Missouri   283   265   258   173    81    19    14    60    47    24    30     8     4     7
Montana    69    62    61    45     7    14     7    18    10    12     5     6     6     6
Nebraska   123   100    99    48    10     5     4    38    17    30     6     2     2     2
Nevada    87    73    68    32     4    13     9    19     8    15     7     6     6     6
New Hampshire    59    46    40    19     5    14    10    21    15    16     9     2     - -     2
New Jersey   375   336   316   208    69    36    38    55    21    48     7    15    10    14
New Mexico   155   132   125    79    14    21    13    27    12    21     7     9     9     8
New York   933   622   568   273    86    37   114   258    52   214    31    85    66    51
North Carolina   464   389   363   179    55    36    46    85    31    62    16    26    20    24
North Dakota    64    58    54    29    22     6     - -    21    13    19     9     6     5     6
Ohio   384   334   321   193    39    23    23    90    41    81    10    17    12    15
Oklahoma   218   192   188    78     8    15    15    47    19    37    10     9     6     7
Oregon   236   209   203   170    32    25    15    51    31    46    25     1     1     1
Palau       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡
Pennsylvania   557   427   410   256    78    30    84   148    85   122    40    26    20    25
Puerto Rico   160    58    48    29    25    16    11   107    20   105    26    16    15    13
Rhode Island    63    56    52    31     9    16    15    16     8    15     2     4     4     3
South Carolina   102    80    76    46    12    13    12    17     9    11     2    18    11    18
South Dakota    67    54    51    40    11     4     1    24    14    18     4     7     5     2
Tennessee   239   197   162   107    34    17    15    78    50    69    29    16    11    15
Texas   478   394   321   248    62    49    69   133    89   114    39    39    37    37
Utah   168   142   138    91    39    21    13    49    34    47    14     3     3     2
Vermont    43    37    37    16     4     6     9     8     3     4     3     6     3     6
Virgin Islands     3     2     2     1     - -     - -     1     1     1     1     - -     - -     - -     - -
Virginia   232   195   176    91    29    25    28    48    26    35    17    14    10    14
Washington   469   416   413   355    28    29    24    65    41    38    16    10    10    10
West Virginia    93    72    68    33     3    18    16    24    11    18     7     7     3     7
Wisconsin   337   284   269   110    33    29    27    61    39    47     9    30    18    27
Wyoming    54    43    43    34     4     5     2    14     8    13     6     5     3     5
1 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
2 Number of facilities sum to more than the Total column because a facility could provide more than one type of care.
- -  Quantity is zero.
‡  No facilities in this category.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 6.6b. Type of care offered, by state or jurisdiction: 2012
Percent
State or jurisdiction1   Percent2
No. of
facilities		 Type of care offered
Any
out-
patient		 Outpatient Any
residen-
tial		 Residential
(non-hospital)		 Any
hospital
inpatient		 Hospital
 inpatient
Regular Intensive Day treatment
or partial
hospitalization		 Detox Methadone
maintenance		 Short-
term		 Long-
term		 Detox Treat-
ment		 Detox
Total  14,311  81.4  75.9  44.9  12.3   9.6   9.2  24.9  12.6  20.5   6.2   5.5   4.0   4.8
Alabama   148  80.4  56.1  58.1   9.5  10.1  14.9  20.9  10.8  13.5   3.4   5.4   3.4   5.4
Alaska    95  85.3  85.3  49.5  11.6   7.4   3.2  29.5  10.5  25.3   6.3   1.1      - -   1.1
Arizona   329  79.3  71.7  48.9   8.2  11.9   8.8  25.2  12.2  21.3   7.6   6.7   4.3   6.7
Arkansas    95  90.5  87.4  53.7  29.5   3.2   6.3  29.5  20.0  27.4  13.7   8.4   4.2   7.4
California 1,611  73.0  65.8  38.8  15.2  14.2   9.4  35.4  20.3  32.3  10.5   3.0   2.4   2.7
Colorado   443  91.2  89.4  47.0   4.3   5.2   3.4  14.4   7.2  10.4   4.7   2.3   1.8   1.8
Connecticut   223  74.4  64.1  40.8  14.3  14.3  16.1  29.1  11.7  21.1   2.2   6.3   5.4   5.8
Delaware    40  80.0  72.5  30.0  22.5  12.5  22.5  22.5   2.5  22.5      - -   7.5   5.0   5.0
District of Columbia    39  66.7  64.1  46.2  12.8  10.3  17.9  38.5  35.9  28.2   2.6  10.3  10.3   7.7
Fed. of Micronesia     1 100.0 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - - 100.0 100.0      - -
Florida   648  83.5  75.5  38.6  20.7  13.4   7.4  30.9  15.7  24.1   8.8   5.7   4.9   5.1
Georgia   278  83.1  72.7  37.8  20.1  19.1  18.7  27.0  10.8  21.2   6.5   9.4   8.3   9.0
Guam     4 100.0 100.0  75.0      - -  25.0      - -  75.0  75.0  75.0  75.0      - -      - -      - -
Hawaii   122  95.9  94.3  38.5   9.8   4.1   3.3   8.2   4.1   7.4   3.3      - -      - -      - -
Idaho   107  92.5  92.5  81.3   2.8   7.5   2.8  13.1   9.3   9.3   4.7   2.8   1.9   2.8
Illinois   628  89.3  87.4  61.5  11.6  10.7   9.6  16.9   9.2  11.3   3.7   4.3   2.2   4.3
Indiana   277  92.8  89.5  55.2  13.7   8.7   5.4  10.8   5.1   8.3   2.9  11.9   6.9  11.6
Iowa   145  88.3  85.5  60.0  14.5   3.4   2.8  22.1  16.6  17.9   3.4   5.5   2.8   4.8
Kansas   227  93.4  92.5  49.3   7.0   4.8   4.0  13.2  10.1  10.6   6.6   2.2   0.9   1.3
Kentucky   324  84.3  80.2  31.5   4.6   6.5   4.3  17.0   6.5  13.9   5.2   5.2   4.0   4.6
Louisiana   150  75.3  72.0  53.3  12.0  12.0   6.0  30.7  13.3  24.7   8.7   9.3   8.7   9.3
Maine   223  87.4  84.3  21.1   5.4   7.2   6.3  11.7   4.0   9.9      - -   4.5   3.1   3.6
Maryland   362  83.1  76.5  45.0   4.7  14.6  18.0  21.0   8.3  19.6   4.1   4.7   3.9   4.7
Massachusetts   328  61.6  55.2  18.3  10.1  11.6  15.5  38.7  12.2  31.1   3.7   9.1   5.5   7.9
Michigan   489  88.3  87.5  37.8   7.4   8.6   7.4  17.6  13.3  15.5   5.9   3.7   3.1   2.9
Minnesota   347  81.0  68.9  59.9  17.6   4.9   4.9  38.0  23.6  30.5   7.5   1.7   0.9   1.4
Mississippi   113  67.3  61.9  34.5  21.2   2.7   0.9  36.3  24.8  32.7  11.5  15.0   9.7  14.2
Missouri   283  93.6  91.2  61.1  28.6   6.7   4.9  21.2  16.6   8.5  10.6   2.8   1.4   2.5
Montana    69  89.9  88.4  65.2  10.1  20.3  10.1  26.1  14.5  17.4   7.2   8.7   8.7   8.7
Nebraska   123  81.3  80.5  39.0   8.1   4.1   3.3  30.9  13.8  24.4   4.9   1.6   1.6   1.6
Nevada    87  83.9  78.2  36.8   4.6  14.9  10.3  21.8   9.2  17.2   8.0   6.9   6.9   6.9
New Hampshire    59  78.0  67.8  32.2   8.5  23.7  16.9  35.6  25.4  27.1  15.3   3.4      - -   3.4
New Jersey   375  89.6  84.3  55.5  18.4   9.6  10.1  14.7   5.6  12.8   1.9   4.0   2.7   3.7
New Mexico   155  85.2  80.6  51.0   9.0  13.5   8.4  17.4   7.7  13.5   4.5   5.8   5.8   5.2
New York   933  66.7  60.9  29.3   9.2   4.0  12.2  27.7   5.6  22.9   3.3   9.1   7.1   5.5
North Carolina   464  83.8  78.2  38.6  11.9   7.8   9.9  18.3   6.7  13.4   3.4   5.6   4.3   5.2
North Dakota    64  90.6  84.4  45.3  34.4   9.4      - -  32.8  20.3  29.7  14.1   9.4   7.8   9.4
Ohio   384  87.0  83.6  50.3  10.2   6.0   6.0  23.4  10.7  21.1   2.6   4.4   3.1   3.9
Oklahoma   218  88.1  86.2  35.8   3.7   6.9   6.9  21.6   8.7  17.0   4.6   4.1   2.8   3.2
Oregon   236  88.6  86.0  72.0  13.6  10.6   6.4  21.6  13.1  19.5  10.6   0.4   0.4   0.4
Palau       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡
Pennsylvania   557  76.7  73.6  46.0  14.0   5.4  15.1  26.6  15.3  21.9   7.2   4.7   3.6   4.5
Puerto Rico   160  36.3  30.0  18.1  15.6  10.0   6.9  66.9  12.5  65.6  16.3  10.0   9.4   8.1
Rhode Island    63  88.9  82.5  49.2  14.3  25.4  23.8  25.4  12.7  23.8   3.2   6.3   6.3   4.8
South Carolina   102  78.4  74.5  45.1  11.8  12.7  11.8  16.7   8.8  10.8   2.0  17.6  10.8  17.6
South Dakota    67  80.6  76.1  59.7  16.4   6.0   1.5  35.8  20.9  26.9   6.0  10.4   7.5   3.0
Tennessee   239  82.4  67.8  44.8  14.2   7.1   6.3  32.6  20.9  28.9  12.1   6.7   4.6   6.3
Texas   478  82.4  67.2  51.9  13.0  10.3  14.4  27.8  18.6  23.8   8.2   8.2   7.7   7.7
Utah   168  84.5  82.1  54.2  23.2  12.5   7.7  29.2  20.2  28.0   8.3   1.8   1.8   1.2
Vermont    43  86.0  86.0  37.2   9.3  14.0  20.9  18.6   7.0   9.3   7.0  14.0   7.0  14.0
Virgin Islands     3  66.7  66.7  33.3      - -      - -  33.3  33.3  33.3  33.3      - -      - -      - -      - -
Virginia   232  84.1  75.9  39.2  12.5  10.8  12.1  20.7  11.2  15.1   7.3   6.0   4.3   6.0
Washington   469  88.7  88.1  75.7   6.0   6.2   5.1  13.9   8.7   8.1   3.4   2.1   2.1   2.1
West Virginia    93  77.4  73.1  35.5   3.2  19.4  17.2  25.8  11.8  19.4   7.5   7.5   3.2   7.5
Wisconsin   337  84.3  79.8  32.6   9.8   8.6   8.0  18.1  11.6  13.9   2.7   8.9   5.3   8.0
Wyoming    54  79.6  79.6  63.0   7.4   9.3   3.7  25.9  14.8  24.1  11.1   9.3   5.6   9.3
1 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
2 Percentages sum to more than 100 percent because a facility could provide more than one type of care.
- -  Quantity is zero.
‡  No facilities in this category.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 6.7. Client substance abuse problem and diagnosed co-occurring mental and substance abuse disorders, by state or jurisdiction: March 30, 2012 
Number and percent
State or jurisdiction1 Number of facilities2,3 Percent2
Total Client substance abuse problem Treats clients with  diagnosed co-occurring mental and substance abuse disorder Client substance abuse problem Treats clients with  diagnosed co-occurring mental and substance abuse disorder
Treats
clients with
both alcohol
and drug
abuse		 Treats
clients with
drug abuse
only		 Treats clients with alcohol abuse
only		 Treats clients with both alcohol
and drug abuse		 Treats clients with drug abuse
only		 Treat
 clients with
alcohol abuse
only
Total  13,905 13,072 11,821 11,424 12,569  94.0  85.0  82.2  90.4
Alabama    146    127    133    104    137  87.0  91.1  71.2  93.8
Alaska     89     84     65     72     79  94.4  73.0  80.9  88.8
Arizona    314    295    271    269    289  93.9  86.3  85.7  92.0
Arkansas     85     82     63     67     81  96.5  74.1  78.8  95.3
California  1,565  1,438  1,302  1,210  1,343  91.9  83.2  77.3  85.8
Colorado    439    419    369    403    392  95.4  84.1  91.8  89.3
Connecticut    219    204    190    168    214  93.2  86.8  76.7  97.7
Delaware     40     37     34     34     40  92.5  85.0  85.0 100.0
District of Columbia     39     37     32     32     37  94.9  82.1  82.1  94.9
Fed. of Micronesia      1      1      1      1      1 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
Florida    627    597    543    517    572  95.2  86.6  82.5  91.2
Georgia    266    233    227    195    245  87.6  85.3  73.3  92.1
Guam      4      4      4      4      4 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
Hawaii    120    115     99     97     78  95.8  82.5  80.8  65.0
Idaho    104    103     88     92    100  99.0  84.6  88.5  96.2
Illinois    613    584    527    549    492  95.3  86.0  89.6  80.3
Indiana    274    264    247    243    248  96.4  90.1  88.7  90.5
Iowa    145    137    128    133    135  94.5  88.3  91.7  93.1
Kansas    224    209    194    195    203  93.3  86.6  87.1  90.6
Kentucky    320    296    268    257    284  92.5  83.8  80.3  88.8
Louisiana    145    142    126    125    126  97.9  86.9  86.2  86.9
Maine    212    198    161    168    199  93.4  75.9  79.2  93.9
Maryland    351    327    295    272    324  93.2  84.0  77.5  92.3
Massachusetts    316    300    261    247    312  94.9  82.6  78.2  98.7
Michigan    477    445    421    422    446  93.3  88.3  88.5  93.5
Minnesota    341    331    249    271    315  97.1  73.0  79.5  92.4
Mississippi    109    105     96     98    102  96.3  88.1  89.9  93.6
Missouri    270    266    230    237    243  98.5  85.2  87.8  90.0
Montana     67     63     54     59     65  94.0  80.6  88.1  97.0
Nebraska    122    115    102    113    111  94.3  83.6  92.6  91.0
Nevada    79    76    64    65    60  96.2  81.0  82.3  75.9
New Hampshire    56    52    47    41    56  92.9  83.9  73.2 100.0
New Jersey   365   342   301   296   327  93.7  82.5  81.1  89.6
New Mexico   148   133   115   121   136  89.9  77.7  81.8  91.9
New York   918   880   835   763   891  95.9  91.0  83.1  97.1
North Carolina   444   415   371   340   403  93.5  83.6  76.6  90.8
North Dakota    59    58    47    55    51  98.3  79.7  93.2  86.4
Ohio   378   373   330   308   352  98.7  87.3  81.5  93.1
Oklahoma   208   199   182   175   186  95.7  87.5  84.1  89.4
Oregon   232   226   206   207   208  97.4  88.8  89.2  89.7
Palau       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡
Pennsylvania   544   504   457   434   506  92.6  84.0  79.8  93.0
Puerto Rico   152   133   119    95   117  87.5  78.3  62.5  77.0
Rhode Island    61    58    54    52    56  95.1  88.5  85.2  91.8
South Carolina   100    93    92    81    83  93.0  92.0  81.0  83.0
South Dakota    67    64    57    61    60  95.5  85.1  91.0  89.6
Tennessee   228   211   207   179   217  92.5  90.8  78.5  95.2
Texas   465   418   403   346   406  89.9  86.7  74.4  87.3
Utah   165   158   148   136   151  95.8  89.7  82.4  91.5
Vermont    42    41    38    34    42  97.6  90.5  81.0 100.0
Virgin Islands     2     2     2     2     2 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
Virginia   229   210   197   187   218  91.7  86.0  81.7  95.2
Washington   459   440   383   392   390  95.9  83.4  85.4  85.0
West Virginia    89    78    84    71    87  87.6  94.4  79.8  97.8
Wisconsin   318   297   259   280   296  93.4  81.4  88.1  93.1
Wyoming    53    53    43    49    51 100.0  81.1  92.5  96.2
1 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
2 Number of facilities sums to more than the Total column and percentages sum to more than 100 percent because a facility could treat more than one type of client substance abuse problem.
3 Of 14,311 facilities, 406 facilities (3 percent) did not respond to these questions; percentages are based on the remaining 13,905 facilities.
‡  No facilities in this category.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 6.8. Facility size, according to type of care offered, by state or jurisdiction: March 30, 2012
Median number of clients 
State or jurisdiction1 Median number of clients per facility2
All
facilities2		 Type of care offered
Total out-
patient		 Outpatient Total
residen-
tial		 Residential (non-hospital) Total
hospital
inpatient		 Hospital inpatient
Regular Intensive Day treatment
or partial
hospitalization		 Detox Methadone
maintenance		 Short-
term		 Long-
term		 Detox Treat-
ment		 Detox
Total   40  47  26  11   3   1 187  19  10  15   4  10   5   5
Alabama  46  55  15  27   - -   - - 285  30  20  19  31   6   - -   5
Alaska  25  29  19   8   2   - -  74  12   8  10   1   3   - -   3
Arizona  47  65  40  15   8   - - 151  20  11  15   4  10   5   5
Arkansas  31  28  15   5   - -   1 114  20  17  12   2   3   - -   3
California  36  42  22  10   2   3 166  16   3  12   3  11   5   6
Colorado  58  60  52   3   - -   - - 121  17  11  12   6  12  10   7
Connecticut  55 100  48  20   9   8 397  16  18  12  16  15   - -   6
Delaware  75 102  53  10  15   - - 134  16  10  16   - -  29  11  25
District of Columbia  49  54  25  21   3   4   - -  17  12  21  15   7   2   6
Fed. of Micronesia   6   4   4   - -   - -   - -   - -   - -   - -   - -   - -   2   2   - -
Florida  45  44  30   7   5   1 250  23  10  19   5  12   5   6
Georgia  40  45  15  10  10   - - 154  20   9  18   8  11   7   4
Guam  31  21  15   5   - -   2   - -   7   - -   6   - -   - -   - -   - -
Hawaii  20  20  14  15   7   - - 207  30   8  21   4   - -   - -   - -
Idaho  39  40  25  12   - -   - -   6  10   8   7   1   5   5   1
Illinois  30  32  20   5   3   - - 135  19  16  16   5   8   6   5
Indiana  53  54  37  15   1   - - 315  16  10  12   5   3   4   3
Iowa  25  25  19   8   3   - - 104  14  13  10   3   3   4   3
Kansas  30  30  25   5   - -   1 219  20   9  11   3   1 122   1
Kentucky  40  50  40   5   - -   - - 157  16  10  16   4  11   4   8
Louisiana  32  38  20  11   2   - - 425  19  17  14   3   8   3   4
Maine  20  23  19   8   2   1 233  13  10  12   - -  15   2  11
Maryland  54  68  31  15   4   2 210  15  17  12   - -  10  12   6
Massachusetts  44 100  75  19  17   8 279  22  23  20  18  16   2  13
Michigan  46  50  35   8   - -   1 178  22   6  14   5  10   6   5
Minnesota  24  21   8  12   - -   - - 225  18  10  10   4   9   7   2
Mississippi  31  30  25   8   3   - - 175  26  15  16   - -  10   5   6
Missouri  47  45  23  15   3   - - 120  18  15  12   3   6  17   3
Montana  27  28  19  11   8   - - 100   8   7   7   7   3   1   1
Nebraska  22  26  18  10   1   - - 133  15   9  15   4   7   - -   7
Nevada  31  24  15   2  13   - -   1  20  18  12   2  16   8   7
New Hampshire  32  54  20   7   - -  10 180  14   8  10   3   4   - -   4
New Jersey  40  40  21  20   7   3 187  40  34  27   - -  19  20  13
New Mexico  46  60  32  13   - -  10 134  14  13  13   8  20  20   3
New York  75 120  76  15  25   1 323  26  25  23  18  18  14  10
North Carolina  32  35  20  10   5   - - 224  12   9  10   5  12   8   8
North Dakota  16  15  13   7   3   1   - -  11   5  10   - -   5   3   3
Ohio  53  55  38  18   3  10 133  15   8  13   5  15   3  11
Oklahoma  43  45  33   7   - -   - - 176  20   6  21   2  11   - -  11
Oregon  53  60  40  10   1   - - 160  20   1  17   3   6   - -   6
Palau    ‡     ‡     ‡     ‡    ‡    ‡    ‡    ‡    ‡    ‡    ‡    ‡    ‡    ‡
Pennsylvania  60  77  30  22   8   - - 201  24  19  16   7  12   7   3
Puerto Rico  29  60  25  14   7   2 156  22   - -  20   2  15   5   5
Rhode Island  67  80  49   1   - -   1 110  16   9  13   2   9   1  10
South Carolina  66 120  57  16   - -   3 240  19  15  17   - -  15  14   8
South Dakota  42  40  26  15   2   2  37  20  10  20  15   6   8   5
Tennessee  30  25  20  12   - -   - - 287  18  10  13   5   8   - -   7
Texas  31  30  12   9   1   - - 115  25  12  16   3  15   7   4
Utah  33  35  16   6   1   - - 177  19   4  12   - -   5   1   5
Vermont  65  81  49  20  26   - -  62  24  25  22   4  23  23   7
Virgin Islands  17  37  19  20   - -   - -  17  17   - -  17   - -   - -   - -   - -
Virginia  60  71  49  15  12   1 117  17   9   8   5  10   - -   6
Washington  53  56  32  17   - -   2 355  24  20  15   7  20  12   7
West Virginia  28  53  20   9   4   5 247  12   5  10   3   1   3   1
Wisconsin  33  40  31   8  10   1 187  12   6   9   1   2   - -   2
Wyoming  32  36  25  12   9   9   - -   8   5   6   - -   3   6   - -
1 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
2 Of 14,311 facilities, 944 facilities (7 percent) whose client counts were reported by another facility were not asked to respond to these questions. Of the remaining 13,367 facilities, 528 facilities (4 percent) that included client counts for other facilities were excluded from tabulations for this table, and thus, tabulations are based on 12,839 facilities that responded to this question for their facility alone. 
- -  Quantity is zero.
‡  No facilities in this category.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 6.9. Facility size in terms of number of clients, by state or jurisdiction: March 30, 2012
Number and percent distribution		  
State or jurisdiction1 Number of facilities2 Percent distribution
Total Fewer
than 15
clients		 15-29
clients		 30-59
clients		 60-119
clients		 120
clients or
more		 Total Fewer
than 15
clients		 15-29
clients		 30-59
clients		 60-119
clients		 120
clients or
more
Total  12,839 2,600 2,532 2,672 2,277 2,758 100.0  20.3  19.7  20.8  17.7  21.5
Alabama    135    21    30    27    16    41 100.0  15.6  22.2  20.0  11.9  30.4
Alaska     84    21    25    23     9     6 100.0  25.0  29.8  27.4  10.7   7.1
Arizona    294    50    49    66    48    81 100.0  17.0  16.7  22.4  16.3  27.6
Arkansas     76    28     8    21    11     8 100.0  36.8  10.5  27.6  14.5  10.5
California  1,478   339   280   352   227   280 100.0  22.9  18.9  23.8  15.4  18.9
Colorado    369    55    57    74    98    85 100.0  14.9  15.4  20.1  26.6  23.0
Connecticut    207    43    32    31    29    72 100.0  20.8  15.5  15.0  14.0  34.8
Delaware     40     4     7     8     7    14 100.0  10.0  17.5  20.0  17.5  35.0
District of Columbia     38     6     6    10     8     8 100.0  15.8  15.8  26.3  21.1  21.1
Fed. of Micronesia      1     1     - -     - -     - -     - - 100.0 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -
Florida    586    91   113   155   114   113 100.0  15.5  19.3  26.5  19.5  19.3
Georgia    255    48    52    50    48    57 100.0  18.8  20.4  19.6  18.8  22.4
Guam      4     1     - -     3     - -     - - 100.0  25.0      - -  75.0      - -      - -
Hawaii    118    38    46    15    10     9 100.0  32.2  39.0  12.7   8.5   7.6
Idaho     99    23    17    27    20    12 100.0  23.2  17.2  27.3  20.2  12.1
Illinois    537   112   145   119    71    90 100.0  20.9  27.0  22.2  13.2  16.8
Indiana    230    37    38    53    54    48 100.0  16.1  16.5  23.0  23.5  20.9
Iowa    117    29    37    20    18    13 100.0  24.8  31.6  17.1  15.4  11.1
Kansas    207    45    54    60    28    20 100.0  21.7  26.1  29.0  13.5   9.7
Kentucky    291    61    49    71    56    54 100.0  21.0  16.8  24.4  19.2  18.6
Louisiana    138    36    30    23    19    30 100.0  26.1  21.7  16.7  13.8  21.7
Maine    191    74    43    25    29    20 100.0  38.7  22.5  13.1  15.2  10.5
Maryland    335    72    49    53    61   100 100.0  21.5  14.6  15.8  18.2  29.9
Massachusetts    291    45    80    39    45    82 100.0  15.5  27.5  13.4  15.5  28.2
Michigan    423    88    74    89    74    98 100.0  20.8  17.5  21.0  17.5  23.2
Minnesota    336   103    91    82    31    29 100.0  30.7  27.1  24.4   9.2   8.6
Mississippi    107    24    24    29    17    13 100.0  22.4  22.4  27.1  15.9  12.1
Missouri    224    36    48    42    44    54 100.0  16.1  21.4  18.8  19.6  24.1
Montana     50    16    11     7     7     9 100.0  32.0  22.0  14.0  14.0  18.0
Nebraska    114    31    34    21    19     9 100.0  27.2  29.8  18.4  16.7   7.9
Nevada     73    24    12    16     8    13 100.0  32.9  16.4  21.9  11.0  17.8
New Hampshire     45    11    11     7     6    10 100.0  24.4  24.4  15.6  13.3  22.2
New Jersey    349    68    59    89    67    66 100.0  19.5  16.9  25.5  19.2  18.9
New Mexico    144    32    25    21    31    35 100.0  22.2  17.4  14.6  21.5  24.3
New York    885    79   146   140   205   315 100.0   8.9  16.5  15.8  23.2  35.6
North Carolina    434   123    71    96    66    78 100.0  28.3  16.4  22.1  15.2  18.0
North Dakota     62    25    18    10     7     2 100.0  40.3  29.0  16.1  11.3   3.2
Ohio    338    55    58    72    69    84 100.0  16.3  17.2  21.3  20.4  24.9
Oklahoma    198    45    30    41    43    39 100.0  22.7  15.2  20.7  21.7  19.7
Oregon    198    22    38    44    43    51 100.0  11.1  19.2  22.2  21.7  25.8
Palau         ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡
Pennsylvania    527    93    86    84   114   150 100.0  17.6  16.3  15.9  21.6  28.5
Puerto Rico    143    34    39    25    13    32 100.0  23.8  27.3  17.5   9.1  22.4
Rhode Island     56     8    10     9    12    17 100.0  14.3  17.9  16.1  21.4  30.4
South Carolina     89    10    14    19    11    35 100.0  11.2  15.7  21.3  12.4  39.3
South Dakota     62    16     8    13    17     8 100.0  25.8  12.9  21.0  27.4  12.9
Tennessee    210    51    53    42    31    33 100.0  24.3  25.2  20.0  14.8  15.7
Texas    429    95   100    82    82    70 100.0  22.1  23.3  19.1  19.1  16.3
Utah    151    34    36    31    17    33 100.0  22.5  23.8  20.5  11.3  21.9
Vermont     42     3     9     8    11    11 100.0   7.1  21.4  19.0  26.2  26.2
Virgin Islands      3     - -     2     1     - -     - - 100.0      - -  66.7  33.3      - -      - -
Virginia    177    28    29    30    46    44 100.0  15.8  16.4  16.9  26.0  24.9
Washington    420    48    65   115    92   100 100.0  11.4  15.5  27.4  21.9  23.8
West Virginia     75    21    18     7    11    18 100.0  28.0  24.0   9.3  14.7  24.0
Wisconsin    304    84    58    58    49    55 100.0  27.6  19.1  19.1  16.1  18.1
Wyoming     50    13     8    17     8     4 100.0  26.0  16.0  34.0  16.0   8.0
1 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
2 Of 14,311 facilities, 944 facilities (7 percent) whose client counts were reported by another facility were not asked to respond to these questions. Of the remaining 13,367 facilities, 528 facilities (4 percent) that included client counts for other facilities were excluded from tabulations for this table, and thus, tabulations are based on 12,839 facilities that responded to this question for their facility alone. 
- -  Quantity is zero.
‡  No facilities in this category.
NOTE: Percentages may not sum to 100 percent because of rounding.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 6.10. Facility capacity and utilization of residential (non-hospital) and hospital inpatient care, by state or jurisdiction: March 30, 2012
Number and utilization rate
State or jurisdiction1 Residential and hospital inpatient2,3 Residential (non-hospital)2 Hospital inpatient3
No. of
clients		 No. of
designated
beds		 Utilization
rate (%)2,3,4		 No. of
facilities		 No. of
clients		 No. of
designated
beds		 Utilization
rate (%)2,4		 Designated
beds per
facility2		 No. of
facilities		 No. of
clients		 No. of
designated
beds		 Utilization
rate (%)3,4		 Designated
beds per
facility3
Total  109,065 112,302  97.1   3,083  97,082 101,515  95.6 33 475 11,983 10,787 111.1 23
Alabama   1,686   1,281 131.6      28   1,604   1,205 133.1 43   5     82     76 107.9 15
Alaska     287     337  85.2      21     284     333  85.3 16   1      3      4  75.0  4
Arizona   1,830   2,031  90.1      64   1,688   1,870  90.3 29  10    142    161  88.2 16
Arkansas     546     623  87.6      20     514     573  89.7 29   5     32     50  64.0 10
California  15,397  15,291 100.7     489  14,351  14,331 100.1 29  36  1,046    960 109.0 27
Colorado   1,389   1,509  92.0      48   1,299   1,393  93.3 29   7     90    116  77.6 17
Connecticut   1,689   1,836  92.0      59   1,477   1,604  92.1 27   7    212    232  91.4 33
Delaware     264     256 103.1       9     195     203  96.1 23   2     69     53 130.2 27
Dist. of Columbia     516     659  78.3      14     492     609  80.8 44   3     24     50  48.0 17
Fed. of Micronesia        - -        - -      - -        - -        - -        - -      - - - -        - -       - -       - -      - - - -
Florida   5,949   6,523  91.2     174   5,414   5,885  92.0 34    27    535    638  83.9 24
Georgia   1,909   2,245  85.0      63   1,740   2,009  86.6 32     9    169    236  71.6 26
Guam      35      42  83.3       3      35      42  83.3 14     - -       - -       - -      - - - -
Hawaii     349     436  80.0       9     349     436  80.0 48     - -       - -       - -      - - - -
Idaho     150     214  70.1      13     145     207  70.0 16     1      5      7  71.4  7
Illinois   3,680   3,837  95.9      94   3,439   3,456  99.5 37    19    241    381  63.3 20
Indiana     789     899  87.8      24     638     676  94.4 28    17    151    223  67.7 13
Iowa     537     668  80.4      28     537     668  80.4 24     - -       - -       - -      - - - -
Kansas     569     862  66.0      24     560     852  65.7 36     1      9     10  90.0 10
Kentucky   1,604   1,735  92.4      44   1,390   1,498  92.8 34     9    214    237  90.3 26
Louisiana   1,299   1,797  72.3      42   1,219   1,685  72.3 40     5     80    112  71.4 22
Maine     305     362  84.3      18     243     268  90.7 15     5     62     94  66.0 19
Maryland   2,178   2,817  77.3      69   1,923   2,456  78.3 36    10    255    361  70.6 36
Massachusetts   3,663   3,791  96.6     118   3,037   3,195  95.1 27    19    626    596 105.0 31
Michigan   2,603   3,153  82.6      74   2,428   2,914  83.3 39    11    175    239  73.2 22
Minnesota   4,010   3,796 105.6     121   3,951   3,723 106.1 31     5     59     73  80.8 15
Mississippi   1,492   1,786  83.5      39   1,174   1,535  76.5 39    14    318    251 126.7 18
Missouri   1,204   1,277  94.3      48   1,161   1,225  94.8 26     2     43     52  82.7 26
Montana     514     284 181.0      15     469     251 186.9 17     3     45     33 136.4 11
Nebraska     567     723  78.4      32     565     720  78.5 23     1      2      3  66.7  3
Nevada     574     630  91.1      17     492     545  90.3 32     4     82     85  96.5 21
New Hampshire     365     408  89.5      17     358     393  91.1 23     1      7     15  46.7 15
New Jersey   2,591   2,523 102.7      48   2,303   2,263 101.8 47    10    288    260 110.8 26
New Mexico   1,959     886 221.1      24   1,737     707 245.7 29     6    222    179 124.0 30
New York  12,799  13,052  98.1     247  10,490  11,158  94.0 45    75  2,309  1,894 121.9 25
North Carolina   2,779   2,831  98.2  71 2,104 2,343  89.8 33    19   675   488 138.3 26
North Dakota     427     477  89.5  20   399   432  92.4 22     3    28    45  62.2 15
Ohio   2,014   2,328  86.5  78 1,731 1,912  90.5 25    13   283   416  68.0 32
Oklahoma   1,258   1,449  86.8  40 1,192 1,351  88.2 34     5    66    98  67.3 20
Oregon   1,246   1,248  99.8  42 1,240 1,238 100.2 29     1     6    10  60.0 10
Palau            ‡           ‡       ‡     ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡  ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡  ‡
Pennsylvania   5,283   5,809  90.9 132 5,002 5,443  91.9 41    17   281   366  76.8 22
Puerto Rico   5,616   3,142 178.7  88 4,317 3,022 142.9 34     8 1,299   120 1082.5 15
Rhode Island     345     372  92.7  16   319   339  94.1 21     2    26    33  78.8 17
South Carolina     747     756  98.8  15   463   473  97.9 32    13   284   283 100.4 22
South Dakota     780     824  94.7  21   731   747  97.9 36     6    49    77  63.6 13
Tennessee   1,757   2,149  81.8  59 1,626 2,004  81.1 34     9   131   145  90.3 16
Texas   5,228   5,611  93.2 118 4,852 5,211  93.1 44    20   376   400  94.0 20
Utah     889   1,033  86.1  40   859 1,019  84.3 25     3    30    14 214.3  5
Vermont     270     312  86.5   7   137   180  76.1 26     4   133   132 100.8 33
Virgin Islands      17      17 100.0   1    17    17 100.0 17     - -     - -     - -      - - - -
Virginia     764     939  81.4  34   698   869  80.3 26     4    66    70  94.3 18
Washington   2,359   2,623  89.9  59 2,137 2,373  90.1 40     9   222   250  88.8 28
West Virginia     356     360  98.9  19   356   360  98.9 19     - -     - -     - -      - - - -
Wisconsin   1,478   1,265 116.8  55 1,053 1,124  93.7 20     8   425   141 301.4 18
Wyoming     154     188  81.9  11   148   170  87.1 15     1     6    18  33.3 18
1 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
2 Of the 3,566 facilities reporting that residential (non-hospital) services were offered, 174 facilities (5 percent) whose client counts were reported by another facility were not asked to respond to this question. Of the remaining 3,392 facilities,111 facilities (3 percent) reported for themselves and other facilities. However, the utilization rate and designated beds per facility are based on the 3,083 facilities that reported both designated beds and clients. Of the 3,281 facilities that reported designated beds, 60 facilities (2 percent) were excluded from the utilization rate tabulations because they did not respond to this question, and 138 facilities (4 percent) were excluded because the number of designated beds was reported as zero.
3 Of the 780 facilities reporting that hospital inpatient services were offered, 28 facilities (4 percent) whose client counts were reported by another facility were not asked to respond to this question, and 21 facilities (3 percent) reported for themselves and other facilities. However, the utilization rate and designated beds per facility are based on 475 facilities that reported both designated beds and clients for their facility only. Of the 731 facilities that reported designated beds, 56 facilities (8 percent) were excluded from the utilization rate tabulations because they did not respond to this question, and 200 facilities (25 percent) were excluded because the number of designated beds was reported as zero.
4 Because substance abuse treatment clients may also occupy non-designated beds, utilization rates may be more than 100 percent.
- -  Quantity is zero.
‡  No facilities in this category.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 6.11. Type of counseling used, by state or jurisdiction: 2012
Number and percent
State or jurisdiction1   Number of facilities2 Percent3
Total Counseling type Counseling type
Individual
counseling		 Group
counseling 		 Family
counseling		 Marital/
couples
counseling		 Individual
counseling		 Group
counseling 		 Family
counseling		 Marital/
couples
counseling
Total  14,311 13,994 13,380 11,680  8,513  97.8  93.5  81.6  59.5
Alabama    148   145   145   140    92  98.0  98.0  94.6  62.2
Alaska     95    95    88    81    67 100.0  92.6  85.3  70.5
Arizona    329   311   310   272   215  94.5  94.2  82.7  65.3
Arkansas     95    93    86    87    52  97.9  90.5  91.6  54.7
California  1,611 1,576 1,512 1,132   754  97.8  93.9  70.3  46.8
Colorado    443   431   430   329   293  97.3  97.1  74.3  66.1
Connecticut    223   214   216   197   152  96.0  96.9  88.3  68.2
Delaware     40    40    37    34    27 100.0  92.5  85.0  67.5
District of Columbia     39    38    39    28    16  97.4 100.0  71.8  41.0
Fed. of Micronesia      1     1     1     1     1 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
Florida    648   638   610   534   402  98.5  94.1  82.4  62.0
Georgia    278   271   266   234   153  97.5  95.7  84.2  55.0
Guam      4     4     4     4     2 100.0 100.0 100.0  50.0
Hawaii    122   122   120    97    39 100.0  98.4  79.5  32.0
Idaho    107   105   103   100    83  98.1  96.3  93.5  77.6
Illinois    628   612   606   489   359  97.5  96.5  77.9  57.2
Indiana    277   262   266   252   181  94.6  96.0  91.0  65.3
Iowa    145   143   138   130   100  98.6  95.2  89.7  69.0
Kansas    227   224   210   182   147  98.7  92.5  80.2  64.8
Kentucky    324   316   293   257   211  97.5  90.4  79.3  65.1
Louisiana    150   147   142   120    82  98.0  94.7  80.0  54.7
Maine    223   215   154   177   161  96.4  69.1  79.4  72.2
Maryland    362   352   347   297   220  97.2  95.9  82.0  60.8
Massachusetts    328   317   302   257   203  96.6  92.1  78.4  61.9
Michigan    489   481   425   414   345  98.4  86.9  84.7  70.6
Minnesota    347   344   340   282   165  99.1  98.0  81.3  47.6
Mississippi    113   110   102   108    80  97.3  90.3  95.6  70.8
Missouri    283   274   263   223   150  96.8  92.9  78.8  53.0
Montana     69    68    67    60    40  98.6  97.1  87.0  58.0
Nebraska    123   123   109   115   101 100.0  88.6  93.5  82.1
Nevada     87    83    75    58    40  95.4  86.2  66.7  46.0
New Hampshire     59    58    54    45    33  98.3  91.5  76.3  55.9
New Jersey    375   368   350   337   252  98.1  93.3  89.9  67.2
New Mexico    155   153   144   140   108  98.7  92.9  90.3  69.7
New York    933   926   897   725   469  99.2  96.1  77.7  50.3
North Carolina    464   455   417   365   274  98.1  89.9  78.7  59.1
North Dakota     64    60    57    56    40  93.8  89.1  87.5  62.5
Ohio    384   377   363   313   206  98.2  94.5  81.5  53.6
Oklahoma    218   213   202   185   151  97.7  92.7  84.9  69.3
Oregon    236   236   234   215   140 100.0  99.2  91.1  59.3
Palau         ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡
Pennsylvania    557   551   520   495   368  98.9  93.4  88.9  66.1
Puerto Rico    160   153   153   142   130  95.6  95.6  88.8  81.3
Rhode Island     63    63    62    55    48 100.0  98.4  87.3  76.2
South Carolina    102   102    97    99    74 100.0  95.1  97.1  72.5
South Dakota     67    66    65    56    39  98.5  97.0  83.6  58.2
Tennessee    239   233   222   214   164  97.5  92.9  89.5  68.6
Texas    478   460   433   388   221  96.2  90.6  81.2  46.2
Utah    168   166   161   149   117  98.8  95.8  88.7  69.6
Vermont     43    43    43    36    32 100.0 100.0  83.7  74.4
Virgin Islands      3     3     3     2     1 100.0 100.0  66.7  33.3
Virginia    232   223   226   193   143  96.1  97.4  83.2  61.6
Washington    469   462   450   357   218  98.5  95.9  76.1  46.5
West Virginia     93    89    87    78    59  95.7  93.5  83.9  63.4
Wisconsin    337   325   282   293   247  96.4  83.7  86.9  73.3
Wyoming     54    54    52    51    46 100.0  96.3  94.4  85.2
1 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
2 Number of facilities sums to more than the Total column because a facility could use more than one counseling type.
3 Percentages sum to more than 100 percent because a facility could use more than one counseling type.
‡  No facilities in this category.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 6.12a. Clinical/therapeutic approaches used always or often or sometimes, by state or jurisdiction: 2012
Number
State or jurisdiction1   Number of facilities2,3
Total Clinical/therapeutic approach used always or often or sometimes
Substance
abuse
counseling		 Relapse
prevention		 Cognitive-
behavioral
therapy		 Motiva-
tional
inter-
viewing		 Anger
manage-
ment		 Brief
interven-
tion		 12-
step
facili-
tation		 Trauma-
related
counsel-
ing		 Contin-
gency
manage-
ment		 Rational
emotive
behavioral
therapy		 Matrix model Computerized
substance
abuse
treatment		 Community
reinforce-
ment plus
vouchers		 Other
treatment
approaches
Total  14,311 13,979 13,405 13,071 12,505 11,656 11,465 10,674 10,008  8,214  6,622  5,571  1,935  1,904  1,946
Alabama    148    144    147    133    124    127    113    128    105     86     95     63     10     12     15
Alaska     95     93     90     84     84     78     80     62     77     62     49     42     18     12     20
Arizona    329    325    319    306    286    278    265    214    227    189    131    160     38     56     68
Arkansas     95     92     90     86     82     83     83     72     73     53     48     63      8     19     12
California  1,611  1,565  1,505  1,333  1,343  1,324  1,276  1,225  1,088  1,062    533    702    257    259    214
Colorado    443    436    424    430    392    372    320    197    309    237    173    178     41    125     71
Connecticut    223    220    214    210    207    208    185    183    195    117     84     49     17     27     31
Delaware     40     40     40     39     39     33     31     34     37     27     21     14     10     13      7
District of Columbia     39     39     39     34     36     34     32     31     25     22     19     20      7      8      7
Fed. of Micronesia      1      1      1       - -      1       - -      1      1       - -       - -       - -       - -       - -       - -       - -
Florida    648    632    596    594    540    558    511    506    483    370    347    245    113     87    102
Georgia    278    271    251    245    232    235    233    206    201    155    152    146     48     37     32
Guam      4      4      4      3      4      4      4      4      2      4      3      3       - -      1      2
Hawaii    122    121    117    115    112     88     81     71     48     60     50     33     18     16     12
Idaho    107    104    105    101     94     91     84     59     88     74     58     79     11     12     19
Illinois    628    616    590    566    541    480    496    467    352    315    272    235     89     35     57
Indiana    277    265    256    255    240    225    206    214    190    131    126    104     22     28     25
Iowa    145    144    138    140    141    118    118    107     92     81     75     83     14     23     16
Kansas    227    224    215    219    202    170    179    163    123    123    100     99     22     19     23
Kentucky    324    316    305    298    269    247    256    247    222    168    170    101     61     32     42
Louisiana    150    148    140    141    127    128    127    119     84     89     93     73     25     17     14
Maine    223    214    204    213    199    176    176    134    177     96     65     46     19      7     39
Maryland    362    352    334    334    303    266    300    276    226    219    176    121     56     54     48
Massachusetts    328    323    316    306    313    285    280    258    281    185    118     70     47     39     37
Michigan    489    477    459    463    430    427    413    400    396    265    228    124     66     58     57
Minnesota    347    344    336    325    306    252    239    290    211    218    174    204     40     52     50
Mississippi    113    107    104    100     79    100     82     83     83     58     65     33      7      5      8
Missouri    283    275    272    266    251    235    239    232    213    190    174    172     77     38     26
Montana     69     68     67     66     65     50     58     51     54     45     45     40     12     18     20
Nebraska    123    123    115    120    114    102    101    112    110     80     74     51     14     21     12
Nevada     87     83     83     75     67     59     65     64     48     45     38     32     10      8     11
New Hampshire     59     56     54     57     50     48     51     46     47     28     24     22     12      7     10
New Jersey    375    368    354    343    331    320    310    312    265    223    205    130     66     56     61
New Mexico    155    149    139    146    141    141    137    100    137    118     59     88     37     42     27
New York    933    913    883    840    869    764    759    671    599    523    439    255    110     92    118
North Carolina    464    454    431    434    425    374    382    353    317    273    192    201     58     60     74
North Dakota     64     63     59     58     48     47     53     46     32     39     15     18      7      3      8
Ohio    384    377    365    373    352    332    305    304    288    195    187    111     30     44     42
Oklahoma    218    210    206    201    193    184    180    138    180    130    126    109     31     26     28
Oregon    236    231    221    225    230    181    189    181    187    149    103    124     29     46     47
Palau         ‡         ‡         ‡         ‡         ‡         ‡        ‡         ‡         ‡         ‡         ‡         ‡         ‡        ‡         ‡
Pennsylvania    557    545    528    506    480    454    445    484    417    301    297    162     71     65     77
Puerto Rico    160    151    118    112    122    124    123     91     86     95     83     49     38     60     19
Rhode Island     63     61     61     63     59     57     55     42     45     36     27     18      8     10      7
South Carolina    102    102     95     96     86     76     88     88     55     62     53     54     12      7     12
South Dakota     67     66     63     60     60     53     55     52     46     43     32     31      5     13     14
Tennessee    239    234    205    219    209    210    192    191    188    128     97    108     25     19     33
Texas    478    468    442    442    398    355    365    378    279    263    230    206     67     54     44
Utah    168    165    155    162    152    153    139    114    146    119    100     72     23     29     28
Vermont     43     43     41     41     41     41     38     28     40     25     14     15     10      3      6
Virgin Islands      3      3      3      3      2      3      1      2      3      2      2      1      1       - -       - -
Virginia    232    229    219    219    209    202    189    152    189    141    100     80     20     17     39
Washington    469    458    441    419    415    297    384    340    264    243    212    173     49     58     91
West Virginia     93     91     83     85     77     83     77     71     67     41     68     35      5      5      4
Wisconsin    337    322    310    315    284    274    268    237    263    168    171     93     38     39     45
Wyoming     54     54     53     52     49     50     46     43     48     43     30     31      6     11     15
1 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
2 Number of facilities sums to more than the Total column because a facility could use more than one clinical/therapeutic approach.
3 This question used a Likert scale response: Always or Often, Sometimes, Never, Rarely, and Not familiar with this approach. This table combines responses of Always or Often and Sometimes.
- -  Quantity is zero.
‡  No facilities in this category.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 6.12b. Clinical/therapeutic approaches used always or often or sometimes, by state or jurisdiction: 2012
Percent
State or jurisdiction1 Number of facilities Percent2,3
Clinical/therapeutic approach used always or often or sometimes
Substance
abuse
counseling		 Relapse
prevention		 Cognitive-
behavioral
therapy		 Motiva-
tional
inter-
viewing		 Anger
manage-
ment		 Brief
interven-
tion		 12-
step
facili-
tation		 Trauma-
related
counsel-
ing		 Contin-
gency
manage-
ment		 Rational
emotive
behavioral
therapy		 Matrix model Computerized
substance
abuse
treatment		 Community
reinforce-
ment plus
vouchers		 Other
treatment
approaches
Total  14,311  97.7  93.7  91.3  87.4  81.4  80.1  74.6  69.9  57.4  46.3  38.9  13.5  13.3  13.6
Alabama    148  97.3  99.3  89.9  83.8  85.8  76.4  86.5  70.9  58.1  64.2  42.6   6.8   8.1  10.1
Alaska     95  97.9  94.7  88.4  88.4  82.1  84.2  65.3  81.1  65.3  51.6  44.2  18.9  12.6  21.1
Arizona    329  98.8  97.0  93.0  86.9  84.5  80.5  65.0  69.0  57.4  39.8  48.6  11.6  17.0  20.7
Arkansas     95  96.8  94.7  90.5  86.3  87.4  87.4  75.8  76.8  55.8  50.5  66.3   8.4  20.0  12.6
California  1,611  97.1  93.4  82.7  83.4  82.2  79.2  76.0  67.5  65.9  33.1  43.6  16.0  16.1  13.3
Colorado    443  98.4  95.7  97.1  88.5  84.0  72.2  44.5  69.8  53.5  39.1  40.2   9.3  28.2  16.0
Connecticut    223  98.7  96.0  94.2  92.8  93.3  83.0  82.1  87.4  52.5  37.7  22.0   7.6  12.1  13.9
Delaware     40 100.0 100.0  97.5  97.5  82.5  77.5  85.0  92.5  67.5  52.5  35.0  25.0  32.5  17.5
District of Columbia     39 100.0 100.0  87.2  92.3  87.2  82.1  79.5  64.1  56.4  48.7  51.3  17.9  20.5  17.9
Fed. of Micronesia      1 100.0 100.0      - - 100.0      - - 100.0 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Florida    648  97.5  92.0  91.7  83.3  86.1  78.9  78.1  74.5  57.1  53.5  37.8  17.4  13.4  15.7
Georgia    278  97.5  90.3  88.1  83.5  84.5  83.8  74.1  72.3  55.8  54.7  52.5  17.3  13.3  11.5
Guam      4 100.0 100.0  75.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0  50.0 100.0  75.0  75.0      - -  25.0  50.0
Hawaii    122  99.2  95.9  94.3  91.8  72.1  66.4  58.2  39.3  49.2  41.0  27.0  14.8  13.1   9.8
Idaho    107  97.2  98.1  94.4  87.9  85.0  78.5  55.1  82.2  69.2  54.2  73.8  10.3  11.2  17.8
Illinois    628  98.1  93.9  90.1  86.1  76.4  79.0  74.4  56.1  50.2  43.3  37.4  14.2   5.6   9.1
Indiana    277  95.7  92.4  92.1  86.6  81.2  74.4  77.3  68.6  47.3  45.5  37.5   7.9  10.1   9.0
Iowa    145  99.3  95.2  96.6  97.2  81.4  81.4  73.8  63.4  55.9  51.7  57.2   9.7  15.9  11.0
Kansas    227  98.7  94.7  96.5  89.0  74.9  78.9  71.8  54.2  54.2  44.1  43.6   9.7   8.4  10.1
Kentucky    324  97.5  94.1  92.0  83.0  76.2  79.0  76.2  68.5  51.9  52.5  31.2  18.8   9.9  13.0
Louisiana    150  98.7  93.3  94.0  84.7  85.3  84.7  79.3  56.0  59.3  62.0  48.7  16.7  11.3   9.3
Maine    223  96.0  91.5  95.5  89.2  78.9  78.9  60.1  79.4  43.0  29.1  20.6   8.5   3.1  17.5
Maryland    362  97.2  92.3  92.3  83.7  73.5  82.9  76.2  62.4  60.5  48.6  33.4  15.5  14.9  13.3
Massachusetts    328  98.5  96.3  93.3  95.4  86.9  85.4  78.7  85.7  56.4  36.0  21.3  14.3  11.9  11.3
Michigan    489  97.5  93.9  94.7  87.9  87.3  84.5  81.8  81.0  54.2  46.6  25.4  13.5  11.9  11.7
Minnesota    347  99.1  96.8  93.7  88.2  72.6  68.9  83.6  60.8  62.8  50.1  58.8  11.5  15.0  14.4
Mississippi    113  94.7  92.0  88.5  69.9  88.5  72.6  73.5  73.5  51.3  57.5  29.2   6.2   4.4   7.1
Missouri    283  97.2  96.1  94.0  88.7  83.0  84.5  82.0  75.3  67.1  61.5  60.8  27.2  13.4   9.2
Montana     69  98.6  97.1  95.7  94.2  72.5  84.1  73.9  78.3  65.2  65.2  58.0  17.4  26.1  29.0
Nebraska    123 100.0  93.5  97.6  92.7  82.9  82.1  91.1  89.4  65.0  60.2  41.5  11.4  17.1   9.8
Nevada     87  95.4  95.4  86.2  77.0  67.8  74.7  73.6  55.2  51.7  43.7  36.8  11.5   9.2  12.6
New Hampshire     59  94.9  91.5  96.6  84.7  81.4  86.4  78.0  79.7  47.5  40.7  37.3  20.3  11.9  16.9
New Jersey    375  98.1  94.4  91.5  88.3  85.3  82.7  83.2  70.7  59.5  54.7  34.7  17.6  14.9  16.3
New Mexico    155  96.1  89.7  94.2  91.0  91.0  88.4  64.5  88.4  76.1  38.1  56.8  23.9  27.1  17.4
New York    933  97.9  94.6  90.0  93.1  81.9  81.4  71.9  64.2  56.1  47.1  27.3  11.8   9.9  12.6
North Carolina    464  97.8  92.9  93.5  91.6  80.6  82.3  76.1  68.3  58.8  41.4  43.3  12.5  12.9  15.9
North Dakota     64  98.4  92.2  90.6  75.0  73.4  82.8  71.9  50.0  60.9  23.4  28.1  10.9   4.7  12.5
Ohio    384  98.2  95.1  97.1  91.7  86.5  79.4  79.2  75.0  50.8  48.7  28.9   7.8  11.5  10.9
Oklahoma    218  96.3  94.5  92.2  88.5  84.4  82.6  63.3  82.6  59.6  57.8  50.0  14.2  11.9  12.8
Oregon    236  97.9  93.6  95.3  97.5  76.7  80.1  76.7  79.2  63.1  43.6  52.5  12.3  19.5  19.9
Palau       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡
Pennsylvania    557  97.8  94.8  90.8  86.2  81.5  79.9  86.9  74.9  54.0  53.3  29.1  12.7  11.7  13.8
Puerto Rico    160  94.4  73.8  70.0  76.3  77.5  76.9  56.9  53.8  59.4  51.9  30.6  23.8  37.5  11.9
Rhode Island     63  96.8  96.8 100.0  93.7  90.5  87.3  66.7  71.4  57.1  42.9  28.6  12.7  15.9  11.1
South Carolina    102 100.0  93.1  94.1  84.3  74.5  86.3  86.3  53.9  60.8  52.0  52.9  11.8   6.9  11.8
South Dakota     67  98.5  94.0  89.6  89.6  79.1  82.1  77.6  68.7  64.2  47.8  46.3   7.5  19.4  20.9
Tennessee    239  97.9  85.8  91.6  87.4  87.9  80.3  79.9  78.7  53.6  40.6  45.2  10.5   7.9  13.8
Texas    478  97.9  92.5  92.5  83.3  74.3  76.4  79.1  58.4  55.0  48.1  43.1  14.0  11.3   9.2
Utah    168  98.2  92.3  96.4  90.5  91.1  82.7  67.9  86.9  70.8  59.5  42.9  13.7  17.3  16.7
Vermont     43 100.0  95.3  95.3  95.3  95.3  88.4  65.1  93.0  58.1  32.6  34.9  23.3   7.0  14.0
Virgin Islands      3 100.0 100.0 100.0  66.7 100.0  33.3  66.7 100.0  66.7  66.7  33.3  33.3      - -      - -
Virginia    232  98.7  94.4  94.4  90.1  87.1  81.5  65.5  81.5  60.8  43.1  34.5   8.6   7.3  16.8
Washington    469  97.7  94.0  89.3  88.5  63.3  81.9  72.5  56.3  51.8  45.2  36.9  10.4  12.4  19.4
West Virginia     93  97.8  89.2  91.4  82.8  89.2  82.8  76.3  72.0  44.1  73.1  37.6   5.4   5.4   4.3
Wisconsin    337  95.5  92.0  93.5  84.3  81.3  79.5  70.3  78.0  49.9  50.7  27.6  11.3  11.6  13.4
Wyoming     54 100.0  98.1  96.3  90.7  92.6  85.2  79.6  88.9  79.6  55.6  57.4  11.1  20.4  27.8
1 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
2 Percent of facilities sums to more than the Total column because a facility could use more than one clinical/therapeutic approach.
3 This question used a Likert scale response: Always or Often, Sometimes, Never, Rarely, and Not familiar with this approach. This table combines responses of Always or Often and Sometimes.
- -  Quantity is zero.
‡  No facilities in this category.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 6.13a. Facilities offering special programs or groups for specific client types, by state or jurisdiction: 2012
Number
State or jurisdiction1     Number of facilities2
Total Any
prog-
ram
or group		 Client type
Clients
with co-
occurring
disorders		 Adult
wo-
men		 DUI/
DWI
offen-
ders		 Adoles-
cents		 Adult
men		 Criminal
justice
clients		 Persons
who have
experien-
ced
trauma		 Pregnant
or
postpart-
um
women		 Persons
with HIV
or AIDS		 Veter-
ans		 Seniors
or
older
adults		 LGB-
TQ3		 Active
duty
mili-
tary		 Mem-
bers of
military
families		 Other
Total  14,311 11,764 5,288 4,470 4,107 4,008 3,550 3,352 3,103 1,784 1,077 1,060   952   845   623   541 1,938
Alabama    148    110    37    27    16    37    22    23    14    29    13    10     6     5     6     4    17
Alaska     95     76    37    29    24    35    20    15    26    15     7     6     3     3     3     4    14
Arizona    329    278   116   115   109    98    77    82    89    38    25    28    28    28    20    20    61
Arkansas     95     75    36    15    30    34    11    21    20    11     7    14     2     8     6     7    10
California  1,611  1,358   616   554   132   483   448   428   447   285   167   132   150   142    85    78   237
Colorado    443    417   189   141   295   168   111   227   114    63    29    27    35    36    17    19    70
Connecticut    223    187   130   115    23    27    90    47   106    35    29    12    35    17     6     4    39
Delaware     40     34    27    12    13     9    12    11    18     8     8     5    11     5     4     2     7
District of Columbia     39     37    19    17     9     2    17    16    11     5    16     8     7    13     2     2     7
Fed. of Micronesia      1      1     1     - -     - -     - -     1     1     - -     - -     - -     - -     - -     - -     - -     - -     1
Florida    648    497   254   168   153   146   131   166   164    71    67    72    57    51    42    32    72
Georgia    278    210   111    83    57    78    52    55    58    35    21    23    19    13    22    15    28
Guam      4      4     1     2     1     1     3     3     2     - -     1     1     - -     - -     1     - -     1
Hawaii    122    106    22    13    16    75    11    21     9     9     8     5     1     9     4     5     6
Idaho    107     97    51    56    31    50    36    50    40    15     4     9     4     4     6     6    10
Illinois    628    534   144   142   349   183   136   130    86    44    51    45    41    30    27    28    74
Indiana    277    213    70    59    81    85    35    43    34    16     5    20     9     5    10     7    32
Iowa    145    118    56    45    54    55    34    26    20    15     7     6     7    13     5     3    13
Kansas    227    182    53    57    77    83    41    78    32    23     7    10     9     4    10    12    23
Kentucky    324    266    88    77   160    63    53    78    44    52    15    29    19    14    22    17    41
Louisiana    150    125    49    52    46    44    43    30    23    21    11    18    11     8    14     9    15
Maine    223    180    53    35    99    36    31    30    42    17     5    17    10    13     8     8    29
Maryland    362    311   146   138   157    86   109    79    74    41    40    26    21    21    15    12    44
Massachusetts    328    264   136   116    56    39   109    40   102    56    46    20    22    23    10     7    56
Michigan    489    374   183   166   149   117   134   138   102    68    32    39    38    35    22    23    65
Minnesota    347    288   135   108    84    90    89    44    59    34    10     8    15    16     5     5    54
Mississippi    113     82    40    20    42    16    24    10    15     6    10     6    10     3     3     2    10
Missouri    283    237    79    44   123    54    30    51    46    25    12    13     6     8     3     6    34
Montana     69     62    26    16    38    28    13    18    14     5     4    11     4     3     2     2     5
Nebraska    123     81    35    29    20    25    18    13    24    11     3    10     8     5     7     4    11
Nevada     87    65    22    24    22    22    18    18    11    13     5    11     7     6     5     2    10
New Hampshire     59    47    19    20    13    11    13     7    13    12     1     2     3     - -     1     1    10
New Jersey    375   332   160   132   164   114    98    97    72    57    41    22    25    19    17    19    53
New Mexico    155   126    66    43    45    52    36    42    40    20     8    21    14    10     9     9    32
New York    933   772   422   478   193   261   439   243   210    78    98    62    68    67    19    20   171
North Carolina    464   390   183   133   170   105    77    98   100    57    31    28    20    22    18    18    63
North Dakota     64    56    20    17    32    21    11    11     7     5     2     3     2     2     3     1     4
Ohio    384   326   151   126    48   136    89    80    90    46    18    29    13    13    10     5    28
Oklahoma    218   175    92    73    50    66    59    76    62    31    17    20    20    17    14    16    34
Oregon    236   223   112   132   116    98    98    78   102    38    13    17    16    17    12     8    52
Palau         ‡       ‡       ‡        ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡        ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡
Pennsylvania    557   444   220   193   131   148   162   115   124    67    61    40    41    39    18    14    89
Puerto Rico    160   124    59    25    15    19    69    33    17    14    25     9    16    14     5    10    28
Rhode Island     63    52    28    18    18    13    12    13    13    10     4     6     2     3     3     4    10
South Carolina    102    84    31    43    45    44    20    41    17    14     3     6     5     3     5     2    16
South Dakota     67    57    25    15    31    29    12    11     7     6     2     7     3     2     3     2    14
Tennessee    239   190   115    56    44    61    37    43    55    24    10    17    14     8     5     4    22
Texas    478   365   128   101    54   126    62   113    71    60    30    36    25    19    26    18    41
Utah    168   141    76    45    79    57    40    45    40    29     7    15     9    10     7     8    23
Vermont     43    39    19    16    19    13     9    12    14    14     1     4     1     3     4     - -     4
Virgin Islands      3     3     2     2     1     1     2     2     - -     1     - -     - -     - -     - -     1     - -     2
Virginia    232   193   103    91    50    69    66    50    54    37    12    18    10     3    15    11    28
Washington    469   393   150   120   165   176    90    69    68    55    11    24    20    14    16    10    61
West Virginia     93    75    31    17    33    18    14    13     9    16     4    10     4     3     6     5     7
Wisconsin    337   240    95    82   100    74    59    54    63    22    10    15    22    13    11     8    45
Wyoming     54    48    19    17    25    27    17    14     9     5     3     8     4     3     3     3     5
1 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
2 Number of facilities sums to more than the Total column because a facility could offer a special program or group for more than one client type.
3 LGBTQ = Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or questioning.
- -  Quantity is zero.
‡  No facilities in this category.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 6.13b. Facilities offering special programs or groups for specific client types, by state or jurisdiction: 2012
Percent
State or jurisdiction1 Number of facilities   Percent2
Any
prog-
ram
or group		 Client type
Clients
with co-
occurring
disorders		 Adult
wo-
men		 DUI/
DWI
offen-
ders		 Adoles-
cents		 Adult
men		 Criminal
justice
clients		 Persons
who have
experien-
ced
trauma		 Pregnant
or
postpart-
um
women		 Persons
with HIV
or AIDS		 Veter-
ans		 Seniors
or
older
adults		 LGB-
TQ3		 Active
duty
mili-
tary		 Mem-
bers of
military
families		 Other
Total  14,311  82.2  37.0  31.2  28.7  28.0  24.8  23.4  21.7  12.5   7.5   7.4   6.7   5.9   4.4   3.8  13.5
Alabama    148  74.3  25.0  18.2  10.8  25.0  14.9  15.5   9.5  19.6   8.8   6.8   4.1   3.4   4.1   2.7  11.5
Alaska     95  80.0  38.9  30.5  25.3  36.8  21.1  15.8  27.4  15.8   7.4   6.3   3.2   3.2   3.2   4.2  14.7
Arizona    329  84.5  35.3  35.0  33.1  29.8  23.4  24.9  27.1  11.6   7.6   8.5   8.5   8.5   6.1   6.1  18.5
Arkansas     95  78.9  37.9  15.8  31.6  35.8  11.6  22.1  21.1  11.6   7.4  14.7   2.1   8.4   6.3   7.4  10.5
California  1,611  84.3  38.2  34.4   8.2  30.0  27.8  26.6  27.7  17.7  10.4   8.2   9.3   8.8   5.3   4.8  14.7
Colorado    443  94.1  42.7  31.8  66.6  37.9  25.1  51.2  25.7  14.2   6.5   6.1   7.9   8.1   3.8   4.3  15.8
Connecticut    223  83.9  58.3  51.6  10.3  12.1  40.4  21.1  47.5  15.7  13.0   5.4  15.7   7.6   2.7   1.8  17.5
Delaware     40  85.0  67.5  30.0  32.5  22.5  30.0  27.5  45.0  20.0  20.0  12.5  27.5  12.5  10.0   5.0  17.5
District of Columbia     39  94.9  48.7  43.6  23.1   5.1  43.6  41.0  28.2  12.8  41.0  20.5  17.9  33.3   5.1   5.1  17.9
Fed. of Micronesia      1 100.0 100.0      - -      - -      - - 100.0 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - - 100.0
Florida    648  76.7  39.2  25.9  23.6  22.5  20.2  25.6  25.3  11.0  10.3  11.1   8.8   7.9   6.5   4.9  11.1
Georgia    278  75.5  39.9  29.9  20.5  28.1  18.7  19.8  20.9  12.6   7.6   8.3   6.8   4.7   7.9   5.4  10.1
Guam      4 100.0  25.0  50.0  25.0  25.0  75.0  75.0  50.0      - -  25.0  25.0      - -      - -  25.0      - -  25.0
Hawaii    122  86.9  18.0  10.7  13.1  61.5   9.0  17.2   7.4   7.4   6.6   4.1   0.8   7.4   3.3   4.1   4.9
Idaho    107  90.7  47.7  52.3  29.0  46.7  33.6  46.7  37.4  14.0   3.7   8.4   3.7   3.7   5.6   5.6   9.3
Illinois    628  85.0  22.9  22.6  55.6  29.1  21.7  20.7  13.7   7.0   8.1   7.2   6.5   4.8   4.3   4.5  11.8
Indiana    277  76.9  25.3  21.3  29.2  30.7  12.6  15.5  12.3   5.8   1.8   7.2   3.2   1.8   3.6   2.5  11.6
Iowa    145  81.4  38.6  31.0  37.2  37.9  23.4  17.9  13.8  10.3   4.8   4.1   4.8   9.0   3.4   2.1   9.0
Kansas    227  80.2  23.3  25.1  33.9  36.6  18.1  34.4  14.1  10.1   3.1   4.4   4.0   1.8   4.4   5.3  10.1
Kentucky    324  82.1  27.2  23.8  49.4  19.4  16.4  24.1  13.6  16.0   4.6   9.0   5.9   4.3   6.8   5.2  12.7
Louisiana    150  83.3  32.7  34.7  30.7  29.3  28.7  20.0  15.3  14.0   7.3  12.0   7.3   5.3   9.3   6.0  10.0
Maine    223  80.7  23.8  15.7  44.4  16.1  13.9  13.5  18.8   7.6   2.2   7.6   4.5   5.8   3.6   3.6  13.0
Maryland    362  85.9  40.3  38.1  43.4  23.8  30.1  21.8  20.4  11.3  11.0   7.2   5.8   5.8   4.1   3.3  12.2
Massachusetts    328  80.5  41.5  35.4  17.1  11.9  33.2  12.2  31.1  17.1  14.0   6.1   6.7   7.0   3.0   2.1  17.1
Michigan    489  76.5  37.4  33.9  30.5  23.9  27.4  28.2  20.9  13.9   6.5   8.0   7.8   7.2   4.5   4.7  13.3
Minnesota    347  83.0  38.9  31.1  24.2  25.9  25.6  12.7  17.0   9.8   2.9   2.3   4.3   4.6   1.4   1.4  15.6
Mississippi    113  72.6  35.4  17.7  37.2  14.2  21.2   8.8  13.3   5.3   8.8   5.3   8.8   2.7   2.7   1.8   8.8
Missouri    283  83.7  27.9  15.5  43.5  19.1  10.6  18.0  16.3   8.8   4.2   4.6   2.1   2.8   1.1   2.1  12.0
Montana     69  89.9  37.7  23.2  55.1  40.6  18.8  26.1  20.3   7.2   5.8  15.9   5.8   4.3   2.9   2.9   7.2
Nebraska    123  65.9  28.5  23.6  16.3  20.3  14.6  10.6  19.5   8.9   2.4   8.1   6.5   4.1   5.7   3.3   8.9
Nevada     87  74.7  25.3  27.6  25.3  25.3  20.7  20.7  12.6  14.9   5.7  12.6   8.0   6.9   5.7   2.3  11.5
New Hampshire     59  79.7  32.2  33.9  22.0  18.6  22.0  11.9  22.0  20.3   1.7   3.4   5.1      - -   1.7   1.7  16.9
New Jersey    375  88.5  42.7  35.2  43.7  30.4  26.1  25.9  19.2  15.2  10.9   5.9   6.7   5.1   4.5   5.1  14.1
New Mexico    155  81.3  42.6  27.7  29.0  33.5  23.2  27.1  25.8  12.9   5.2  13.5   9.0   6.5   5.8   5.8  20.6
New York    933  82.7  45.2  51.2  20.7  28.0  47.1  26.0  22.5   8.4  10.5   6.6   7.3   7.2   2.0   2.1  18.3
North Carolina    464  84.1  39.4  28.7  36.6  22.6  16.6  21.1  21.6  12.3   6.7   6.0   4.3   4.7   3.9   3.9  13.6
North Dakota     64  87.5  31.3  26.6  50.0  32.8  17.2  17.2  10.9   7.8   3.1   4.7   3.1   3.1   4.7   1.6   6.3
Ohio    384  84.9  39.3  32.8  12.5  35.4  23.2  20.8  23.4  12.0   4.7   7.6   3.4   3.4   2.6   1.3   7.3
Oklahoma    218  80.3  42.2  33.5  22.9  30.3  27.1  34.9  28.4  14.2   7.8   9.2   9.2   7.8   6.4   7.3  15.6
Oregon    236  94.5  47.5  55.9  49.2  41.5  41.5  33.1  43.2  16.1   5.5   7.2   6.8   7.2   5.1   3.4  22.0
Palau         ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡
Pennsylvania    557  79.7  39.5  34.6  23.5  26.6  29.1  20.6  22.3  12.0  11.0   7.2   7.4   7.0   3.2   2.5  16.0
Puerto Rico    160  77.5  36.9  15.6   9.4  11.9  43.1  20.6  10.6   8.8  15.6   5.6  10.0   8.8   3.1   6.3  17.5
Rhode Island     63  82.5  44.4  28.6  28.6  20.6  19.0  20.6  20.6  15.9   6.3   9.5   3.2   4.8   4.8   6.3  15.9
South Carolina    102  82.4  30.4  42.2  44.1  43.1  19.6  40.2  16.7  13.7   2.9   5.9   4.9   2.9   4.9   2.0  15.7
South Dakota     67  85.1  37.3  22.4  46.3  43.3  17.9  16.4  10.4   9.0   3.0  10.4   4.5   3.0   4.5   3.0  20.9
Tennessee    239  79.5  48.1  23.4  18.4  25.5  15.5  18.0  23.0  10.0   4.2   7.1   5.9   3.3   2.1   1.7   9.2
Texas    478  76.4  26.8  21.1  11.3  26.4  13.0  23.6  14.9  12.6   6.3   7.5   5.2   4.0   5.4   3.8   8.6
Utah    168  83.9  45.2  26.8  47.0  33.9  23.8  26.8  23.8  17.3   4.2   8.9   5.4   6.0   4.2   4.8  13.7
Vermont     43  90.7  44.2  37.2  44.2  30.2  20.9  27.9  32.6  32.6   2.3   9.3   2.3   7.0   9.3      - -   9.3
Virgin Islands      3 100.0  66.7  66.7  33.3  33.3  66.7  66.7      - -  33.3      - -      - -      - -      - -  33.3      - -  66.7
Virginia    232  83.2  44.4  39.2  21.6  29.7  28.4  21.6  23.3  15.9   5.2   7.8   4.3   1.3   6.5   4.7  12.1
Washington    469  83.8  32.0  25.6  35.2  37.5  19.2  14.7  14.5  11.7   2.3   5.1   4.3   3.0   3.4   2.1  13.0
West Virginia     93  80.6  33.3  18.3  35.5  19.4  15.1  14.0   9.7  17.2   4.3  10.8   4.3   3.2   6.5   5.4   7.5
Wisconsin    337  71.2  28.2  24.3  29.7  22.0  17.5  16.0  18.7   6.5   3.0   4.5   6.5   3.9   3.3   2.4  13.4
Wyoming     54  88.9  35.2  31.5  46.3  50.0  31.5  25.9  16.7   9.3   5.6  14.8   7.4   5.6   5.6   5.6   9.3
1 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
2 Percentages sum to more than 100 percent because a facility could offer special programs or groups for more than one client type.
3 LGBTQ = Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or questioning.
- -  Quantity is zero.
‡  No facilities in this category.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 6.14a. Facilities offering services in sign language for the hearing impaired and in languages other than English,
by state or jurisdiction: 2012
Number
State or jurisdiction1 Number of facilities
Total Sign
language		 Any
language
other than
English		 Language services provided by: Languages provided by staff counselor2
Staff
counselor
only		 On-call
interpreter
only3		 Both staff
counselor and
on-call interpreter		 Spanish American
Indian/Alaska
Native language		 Other
Total  14,311 3,994 5,863 2,428 2,033 1,402 3,598   167 1,033
Alabama    148    71    47     7    38     2     9     - -     1
Alaska     95    11    20    10     3     7     6    13     3
Arizona    329   144   205    59    40   106   147    52    33
Arkansas     95    40    44     6    36     2     8     - -     - -
California  1,611   298   821   534    67   220   730    13   194
Colorado    443    77   151    99    14    38   134     1    19
Connecticut    223    54   117    74     8    35   106     1    31
Delaware     40     7    15     9     4     2    11     - -     - -
District of Columbia     39     6    13     9     2     2    11     - -     2
Fed. of Micronesia      1     - -     1     1     - -     - -     - -     1     - -
Florida    648   222   324   166    59    99   257     1   100
Georgia    278    86   102    18    60    24    41     1    11
Guam      4     - -     1     - -     1     - -     - -     - -     - -
Hawaii    122    15    14     3     8     3     2     - -     5
Idaho    107     9    21    11     6     4    14     2     4
Illinois    628   118   289   145    74    70   197     - -    84
Indiana    277   100   107    20    75    12    28     - -     6
Iowa    145    29    45     6    26    13    19     - -     3
Kansas    227    48    61    16    38     7    23     - -     2
Kentucky    324   156   177    10   157    10    19     - -     - -
Louisiana    150    29    27     2    20     5     7     2     3
Maine    223    91    68    11    51     6     9     1    12
Maryland    362    61   105    36    45    24    55     - -    16
Massachusetts    328   121   188    80    37    71   144     1    86
Michigan    489   167   171    27   106    38    51     2    39
Minnesota    347    58    65    13    43     9    12     5    10
Mississippi    113    35    27     1    22     4     4     1     2
Missouri    283   169   130     5   118     7    10     2     3
Montana     69    18    18     5    11     2     2     5     1
Nebraska    123    43    48     3    32    13    16     - -     5
Nevada     87     4    27    15     5     7    22     - -     2
New Hampshire     59    13    18     5     6     7    11     1     8
New Jersey    375    68   147    96    14    37   129     - -    45
New Mexico    155    28   107    62    13    32    68    37    10
New York    933   153   434   291    41   102   378     1   121
North Carolina    464    83   121    42    57    22    62     2     9
North Dakota     64    12    10     1     9     - -     - -     1     - -
Ohio    384   212   168    15   122    31    45     - -    13
Oklahoma    218    70    62     7    43    12    17     3     2
Oregon    236   113   119    31    48    40    68     4    13
Palau         ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡
Pennsylvania    557   127   147    75    41    31   102     - -    23
Puerto Rico    160    19   145   129     - -    16   145     1     2
Rhode Island     63    17    37    18    10     9    24     - -    19
South Carolina    102    45    58     9    32    17    25     1     2
South Dakota     67    27    25     4    16     5     3     7     - -
Tennessee    239   128   118     5    99    14    19     - -     2
Texas    478   123   211   115    47    49   164     2    17
Utah    168    62    89    30    16    43    72     - -    21
Vermont     43    25    17     - -    15     2     2     - -     1
Virgin Islands      3     - -     1     1     - -     - -     1     - -     - -
Virginia    232    87    88    19    45    24    41     - -    10
Washington    469   132   149    45    59    45    82     1    20
West Virginia     93    29    10     3     7     - -     3     - -     - -
Wisconsin    337   111   107    17    74    16    32     - -    10
Wyoming     54    23    26     7    13     6    11     2     8
1 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
2 Number of facilities based on facilities where languages services are provided by staff counselors only and by both staff counselors and on-call interpreters.
3  Facilities that offered services in any language other than English but did not have a valid response to language provider were classified as providing services by an on-call interpreter only.
- -  Quantity is zero.
‡  No facilities in this category.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 6.14b. Facilities offering services in sign language for the hearing impaired and in languages other than English,
by state or jurisdiction: 2012
Percent
State or jurisdiction1 Number of facilities Percent
Sign
language		 Any
language
other than
English		 Language services provided by: Languages provided by staff counselor2
Total Staff
counselor
only		 On-call
interpreter
only3		 Both staff
counselor and
on-call interpreter		 Spanish American
Indian/Alaska
Native language		 Other
Total  14,311  27.9  41.0 100.0  41.4  34.7  23.9  93.9   4.4  27.0
Alabama    148  48.0  31.8 100.0  14.9  80.9   4.3 100.0      - -  11.1
Alaska     95  11.6  21.1 100.0  50.0  15.0  35.0  35.3  76.5  17.6
Arizona    329  43.8  62.3 100.0  28.8  19.5  51.7  89.1  31.5  20.0
Arkansas     95  42.1  46.3 100.0  13.6  81.8   4.5 100.0      - -      - -
California  1,611  18.5  51.0 100.0  65.0   8.2  26.8  96.8   1.7  25.7
Colorado    443  17.4  34.1 100.0  65.6   9.3  25.2  97.8   0.7  13.9
Connecticut    223  24.2  52.5 100.0  63.2   6.8  29.9  97.2   0.9  28.4
Delaware     40  17.5  37.5 100.0  60.0  26.7  13.3 100.0      - -      - -
District of Columbia     39  15.4  33.3 100.0  69.2  15.4  15.4 100.0      - -  18.2
Fed. of Micronesia      1      - - 100.0      - - 100.0      - -      - -      - - 100.0      - -
Florida    648  34.3  50.0 100.0  51.2  18.2  30.6  97.0   0.4  37.7
Georgia    278  30.9  36.7 100.0  17.6  58.8  23.5  97.6   2.4  26.2
Guam      4      - -  25.0 100.0      - - 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -
Hawaii    122  12.3  11.5 100.0  21.4  57.1  21.4  33.3      - -  83.3
Idaho    107   8.4  19.6 100.0  52.4  28.6  19.0  93.3  13.3  26.7
Illinois    628  18.8  46.0 100.0  50.2  25.6  24.2  91.6      - -  39.1
Indiana    277  36.1  38.6 100.0  18.7  70.1  11.2  87.5      - -  18.8
Iowa    145  20.0  31.0 100.0  13.3  57.8  28.9 100.0      - -  15.8
Kansas    227  21.1  26.9 100.0  26.2  62.3  11.5 100.0      - -   8.7
Kentucky    324  48.1  54.6 100.0   5.6  88.7   5.6  95.0      - -      - -
Louisiana    150  19.3  18.0 100.0   7.4  74.1  18.5 100.0  28.6  42.9
Maine    223  40.8  30.5 100.0  16.2  75.0   8.8  52.9   5.9  70.6
Maryland    362  16.9  29.0 100.0  34.3  42.9  22.9  91.7      - -  26.7
Massachusetts    328  36.9  57.3 100.0  42.6  19.7  37.8  95.4   0.7  57.0
Michigan    489  34.2  35.0 100.0  15.8  62.0  22.2  78.5   3.1  60.0
Minnesota    347  16.7  18.7 100.0  20.0  66.2  13.8  54.5  22.7  45.5
Mississippi    113  31.0  23.9 100.0   3.7  81.5  14.8  80.0  20.0  40.0
Missouri    283  59.7  45.9 100.0   3.8  90.8   5.4  83.3  16.7  25.0
Montana     69  26.1  26.1 100.0  27.8  61.1  11.1  28.6  71.4  14.3
Nebraska    123  35.0  39.0 100.0   6.3  66.7  27.1 100.0      - -  31.3
Nevada     87   4.6  31.0 100.0  55.6  18.5  25.9 100.0      - -   9.1
New Hampshire     59  22.0  30.5 100.0  27.8  33.3  38.9  91.7   8.3  66.7
New Jersey    375  18.1  39.2 100.0  65.3   9.5  25.2  97.0      - -  33.8
New Mexico    155  18.1  69.0 100.0  57.9  12.1  29.9  72.3  39.4  10.6
New York    933  16.4  46.5 100.0  67.1   9.4  23.5  96.2   0.3  30.8
North Carolina    464  17.9  26.1 100.0  34.7  47.1  18.2  96.9   3.1  14.1
North Dakota     64  18.8  15.6 100.0  10.0  90.0      - -      - - 100.0      - -
Ohio    384  55.2  43.8 100.0   8.9  72.6  18.5  97.8      - -  28.3
Oklahoma    218  32.1  28.4 100.0  11.3  69.4  19.4  89.5  15.8  10.5
Oregon    236  47.9  50.4 100.0  26.1  40.3  33.6  95.8   5.6  18.3
Palau         ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡
Pennsylvania    557  22.8  26.4 100.0  51.0  27.9  21.1  96.2      - -  21.7
Puerto Rico    160  11.9  90.6 100.0  89.0      - -  11.0 100.0   0.7   1.4
Rhode Island     63  27.0  58.7 100.0  48.6  27.0  24.3  88.9      - -  70.4
South Carolina    102  44.1  56.9 100.0  15.5  55.2  29.3  96.2   3.8   7.7
South Dakota     67  40.3  37.3 100.0  16.0  64.0  20.0  33.3  77.8      - -
Tennessee    239  53.6  49.4 100.0   4.2  83.9  11.9 100.0      - -  10.5
Texas    478  25.7  44.1 100.0  54.5  22.3  23.2 100.0   1.2  10.4
Utah    168  36.9  53.0 100.0  33.7  18.0  48.3  98.6      - -  28.8
Vermont     43  58.1  39.5 100.0      - -  88.2  11.8 100.0      - -  50.0
Virgin Islands      3      - -  33.3 100.0 100.0      - -      - - 100.0      - -      - -
Virginia    232  37.5  37.9 100.0  21.6  51.1  27.3  95.3      - -  23.3
Washington    469  28.1  31.8 100.0  30.2  39.6  30.2  91.1   1.1  22.2
West Virginia     93  31.2  10.8 100.0  30.0  70.0      - - 100.0      - -      - -
Wisconsin    337  32.9  31.8 100.0  15.9  69.2  15.0  97.0      - -  30.3
Wyoming     54  42.6  48.1 100.0  26.9  50.0  23.1  84.6  15.4  61.5
1 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
2 Percentages of facilities based on facilities where languages services are provided by staff counselors only and by both staff counselors and on-call interpreters.
3  Facilities that offered services in any language other than English but did not have a valid response to language provider were classified as providing services by an on-call interpreter only.
- -  Quantity is zero.
‡  No facilities in this category.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 6.15. Facilities detoxifying clients, by substance and state or jurisdiction: 2012
Number and percent
State or jurisdiction1 Number of facilities2 Percent2
Total3 Detoxication from: Routine
use of
medi-
cations
during
detox		 Detoxication from: Routine
use of
medi-
cations
during
detox
Opiates Alcohol Ben-
zodia-
zepines		 Cocaine Meth-
amphet-
amines		 Other
sub-
stances		 Opiates Alcohol Ben-
zodia-
zepines		 Cocaine Meth-
amphet-
amines		 Other
sub-
stances
Total   2,660  2,195  1,740  1,546  1,386  1,374    366  2,054  82.5  65.4  58.1  52.1  51.7  13.8  77.2
Alabama    25    21    14    13    12    11     4    21  84.0  56.0  52.0  48.0  44.0  16.0  84.0
Alaska    13    10     8     8     7     7     - -     7  76.9  61.5  61.5  53.8  53.8      - -  53.8
Arizona    78    62    53    47    44    46    11    56  79.5  67.9  60.3  56.4  59.0  14.1  71.8
Arkansas    20    17    16    16    15    15     6    13  85.0  80.0  80.0  75.0  75.0  30.0  65.0
California   399   344   242   211   224   228    62   307  86.2  60.7  52.9  56.1  57.1  15.5  76.9
Colorado    47    35    34    27    31    30    10    29  74.5  72.3  57.4  66.0  63.8  21.3  61.7
Connecticut    46    40    22    21    15    11     4    40  87.0  47.8  45.7  32.6  23.9   8.7  87.0
Delaware     7     6     3     3     1     1     - -     6  85.7  42.9  42.9  14.3  14.3      - -  85.7
District of Columbia     6     4     3     3     3     4     - -     4  66.7  50.0  50.0  50.0  66.7      - -  66.7
Fed. of Micronesia       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡
Florida   150   129    98    97    83    78    27   123  86.0  65.3  64.7  55.3  52.0  18.0  82.0
Georgia    87    72    49    50    34    40    11    68  82.8  56.3  57.5  39.1  46.0  12.6  78.2
Guam     4     2     2     2     2     2     1     1  50.0  50.0  50.0  50.0  50.0  25.0  25.0
Hawaii     9     8     5     2     4     4     - -     6  88.9  55.6  22.2  44.4  44.4      - -  66.7
Idaho    12    11    10     6     8     8     - -     9  91.7  83.3  50.0  66.7  66.7      - -  75.0
Illinois   105    81    59    49    50    52     9    76  77.1  56.2  46.7  47.6  49.5   8.6  72.4
Indiana    61    46    49    45    30    28     4    57  75.4  80.3  73.8  49.2  45.9   6.6  93.4
Iowa    16    11    12    12    11    11     2    14  68.8  75.0  75.0  68.8  68.8  12.5  87.5
Kansas    28    23    21    19    21    21     5    15  82.1  75.0  67.9  75.0  75.0  17.9  53.6
Kentucky    48    41    43    26    25    24     8    32  85.4  89.6  54.2  52.1  50.0  16.7  66.7
Louisiana    38    34    30    27    26    27     6    31  89.5  78.9  71.1  68.4  71.1  15.8  81.6
Maine    24    17    15    16     9     9     2    19  70.8  62.5  66.7  37.5  37.5   8.3  79.2
Maryland    76    63    42    45    39    27    10    60  82.9  55.3  59.2  51.3  35.5  13.2  78.9
Massachusetts    71    63    39    40    23    26     4    60  88.7  54.9  56.3  32.4  36.6   5.6  84.5
Michigan    76    66    49    45    40    38     6    65  86.8  64.5  59.2  52.6  50.0   7.9  85.5
Minnesota    45    37    33    28    28    28     7    35  82.2  73.3  62.2  62.2  62.2  15.6  77.8
Mississippi    31    22    24    21    16    15     - -    23  71.0  77.4  67.7  51.6  48.4      - -  74.2
Missouri    52    42    36    29    30    30     9    37  80.8  69.2  55.8  57.7  57.7  17.3  71.2
Montana    18    13    15    13    12    13     9    13  72.2  83.3  72.2  66.7  72.2  50.0  72.2
Nebraska    12     9     9     7     8     8     2     8  75.0  75.0  58.3  66.7  66.7  16.7  66.7
Nevada    25    21    18    11    13    13     5    17  84.0  72.0  44.0  52.0  52.0  20.0  68.0
New Hampshire    23    19    13     8     9    10     3    16  82.6  56.5  34.8  39.1  43.5  13.0  69.6
New Jersey    55    47    29    27    15    16     5    45  85.5  52.7  49.1  27.3  29.1   9.1  81.8
New Mexico    34    24    18    16    17    17     2    18  70.6  52.9  47.1  50.0  50.0   5.9  52.9
New York   112    92    78    68    38    42     9    88  82.1  69.6  60.7  33.9  37.5   8.0  78.6
North Carolina    72    62    52    49    45    43    17    61  86.1  72.2  68.1  62.5  59.7  23.6  84.7
North Dakota    15    10    12    10    10    10     3    11  66.7  80.0  66.7  66.7  66.7  20.0  73.3
Ohio    41    39    31    27    21    22     5    39  95.1  75.6  65.9  51.2  53.7  12.2  95.1
Oklahoma    29    23    20    18    14    14     4    18  79.3  69.0  62.1  48.3  48.3  13.8  62.1
Oregon    47    34    22    18    22    23     9    30  72.3  46.8  38.3  46.8  48.9  19.1  63.8
Palau       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡
Pennsylvania    83    70    64    57    45    43     9    73  84.3  77.1  68.7  54.2  51.8  10.8  88.0
Puerto Rico    51    34    26    25    35    26     7    32  66.7  51.0  49.0  68.6  51.0  13.7  62.7
Rhode Island    20    17    11     8     4     6     3    18  85.0  55.0  40.0  20.0  30.0  15.0  90.0
South Carolina    31    30    25    22    21    20     5    27  96.8  80.6  71.0  67.7  64.5  16.1  87.1
South Dakota     7     6     6     5     5     5     4     5  85.7  85.7  71.4  71.4  71.4  57.1  71.4
Tennessee    58    52    41    39    37    35     8    48  89.7  70.7  67.2  63.8  60.3  13.8  82.8
Texas   108    97    76    76    57    60    16    95  89.8  70.4  70.4  52.8  55.6  14.8  88.0
Utah    32    23    18    17    17    17     6    18  71.9  56.3  53.1  53.1  53.1  18.8  56.3
Vermont    12    10     9     9     8     8     2    10  83.3  75.0  75.0  66.7  66.7  16.7  83.3
Virgin Islands       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡
Virginia    51    41    34    33    26    25     8    43  80.4  66.7  64.7  51.0  49.0  15.7  84.3
Washington    49    40    37    26    32    33    10    28  81.6  75.5  53.1  65.3  67.3  20.4  57.1
West Virginia    28    23    16    14    10     9     2    23  82.1  57.1  50.0  35.7  32.1   7.1  82.1
Wisconsin    61    42    39    28    25    26     3    47  68.9  63.9  45.9  41.0  42.6   4.9  77.0
Wyoming    12    10    10     7     9     9     2     9  72.7  90.9  72.7  72.7  72.7      - -  72.7
1 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
2 Number of facilities sums to more than the Total column and percentages sum to more than 100 percent because a facility could provide detoxification for more than one substance.
3 Of 14,311 facilities, 2,660 facilities (19 percent) offered detoxification services.
- -  Quantity is zero.
‡  No facilities in this category.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 6.16. Facilities with client outreach, by state or jurisdiction: 2012
Number and percent
State or jurisdiction1 Total
number
of
facilities		 Has website Outreach to persons
who may need treatment		 State or jurisdiction1 Total
number
of
facilities		 Has website Outreach to persons who may need treatment
Number of
facilities		 Percent Number of
facilities		 Percent Number of
facilities		 Percent Number of
facilities		 Percent
Total  14,311 11,220  78.4 8,205  57.3      
Alabama    148    126  85.1    95  64.2 Nevada     87    58  66.7    59  67.8
Alaska     95     71  74.7    64  67.4 New Hampshire     59    53  89.8    33  55.9
Arizona    329    264  80.2   193  58.7 New Jersey    375   282  75.2   180  48.0
Arkansas     95     69  72.6    65  68.4 New Mexico    155    97  62.6   117  75.5
California  1,611  1,336  82.9 1,043  64.7 New York    933   776  83.2   485  52.0
Colorado    443    340  76.7   225  50.8 North Carolina    464   323  69.6   247  53.2
Connecticut    223    188  84.3    99  44.4 North Dakota     64    35  54.7    32  50.0
Delaware     40     36  90.0    23  57.5 Ohio    384   307  79.9   217  56.5
District of Columbia     39     31  79.5    23  59.0 Oklahoma    218   153  70.2   182  83.5
Fed. of Micronesia      1       - -      - -     1 100.0 Oregon    236   189  80.1   145  61.4
Florida    648    515  79.5   346  53.4 Palau          ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡
Georgia    278    230  82.7   181  65.1 Pennsylvania    557   472  84.7   281  50.4
Guam      4      2  50.0     4 100.0 Puerto Rico    160    48  30.0    89  55.6
Hawaii    122    105  86.1    64  52.5 Rhode Island     63    57  90.5    39  61.9
Idaho    107     67  62.6    60  56.1 South Carolina    102    78  76.5    71  69.6
Illinois    628    492  78.3   334  53.2 South Dakota     67    48  71.6    47  70.1
Indiana    277    209  75.5   152  54.9 Tennessee    239   205  85.8   163  68.2
Iowa    145    125  86.2    80  55.2 Texas    478   381  79.7   281  58.8
Kansas    227    164  72.2   149  65.6 Utah    168   138  82.1    96  57.1
Kentucky    324    230  71.0   163  50.3 Vermont     43    41  95.3    30  69.8
Louisiana    150    107  71.3    96  64.0 Virgin Islands      3     2  66.7     2  66.7
Maine    223    139  62.3    90  40.4 Virginia    232   191  82.3   131  56.5
Maryland    362    271  74.9   207  57.2 Washington    469   362  77.2   282  60.1
Massachusetts    328    288  87.8   156  47.6 West Virginia     93    70  75.3    63  67.7
Michigan    489    379  77.5   268  54.8 Wisconsin    337   252  74.8   164  48.7
Minnesota    347    281  81.0   190  54.8 Wyoming     54    38  70.4    42  77.8
Mississippi    113     96  85.0    78  69.0      
Missouri    283    244  86.2   153  54.1      
Montana     69     53  76.8    59  85.5      
Nebraska    123    106  86.2    66  53.7            
1 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
- -  Quantity is zero.
‡  No facilities in this category.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 6.17a. Facility licensing, certification, or accreditation, by state or jurisdiction: 2012
Number
State or jurisdiction1     Number of facilities2
Total Any listed
agency/
organization		 Licensing, certification, or accreditation organization
State
substance
abuse agency		 State mental
health
department		 State
department
of health		 Hospital
licensing
authority		 Joint
Commis-
sion3		 CARF3 NCQA3 COA3 Other State/
local agency/
organization
Total  14,311 13,574 11,623 5,470 6,162 1,016 2,672 3,330 423 735   996
Alabama    148    144    121   118    21    12    28    23   3   3     2
Alaska     95     88     73    43    41     7    21    29   2   1     8
Arizona    329    298    148   141   236    26    59    90   7  14    46
Arkansas     95     87     74    42    46     5    15    56   - -  11     7
California  1,611  1,486  1,355   275   329    63   145   303  59  76   153
Colorado    443    437    426   180   149    12    30    18  11   6    29
Connecticut    223    215    155   141   201    26    73    74   5  25    11
Delaware     40     38     35    13    11     3    17    16   2   3     1
District of Columbia     39     38     34    11    34     3     5     7   1   - -     4
Fed. of Micronesia      1      1      1     1     1     1     - -     - -   - -   - -     - -
Florida    648    625    547   164   251    33   135   231  11  21    40
Georgia    278    266    211   126   112    26    59   154  16  21    39
Guam      4      3      3     2     1     - -     - -     1   - -   - -     1
Hawaii    122     96     70    10    69     6    10    71   3   5     1
Idaho    107    101     93    45    39     2     5    17   1   2    12
Illinois    628    612    586   151   124    37   145   128   6  47    38
Indiana    277    266    197   234   101    51   106    86   8  13    10
Iowa    145    143    117    44   108    14    19    28   - -   9     6
Kansas    227    223    208    62    38    12    27    25   9   8    22
Kentucky    324    301    271   181   101    25    79    47  15  16    40
Louisiana    150    141    108    43   113    31    19    19   2   4    12
Maine    223    209    196   124    55    16    25    19   4  25    15
Maryland    362    345    315   135   226    18    87    58  12   9    21
Massachusetts    328    315    276    94   258    43    97    78  17  17    16
Michigan    489    484    439   175   225    25    91   243  11  61    13
Minnesota    347    341    289    81   238    20    67    35   4   3    41
Mississippi    113    110     64    94    41    13    22    16   5   8     3
Missouri    283    274    227   223    64    10    36   106   8  14     5
Montana     69     62     54    22    21     3     7    15   5   6     3
Nebraska    123    109     96    48    75    14    27    40   1  23     1
Nevada     87    73    60    14    33     7  14  16  2  5     9
New Hampshire     59    52    42    16    28     5   5  15 - -  1     2
New Jersey    375   323   290   148   137    31  55  79  8 17    24
New Mexico    155   117    63    54    79    13  26  18  4  5    22
New York    933   922   872   139   324   120 267  87 24 30    60
North Carolina    464   418   316   268   180    25  59 178 11 36    50
North Dakota     64    62    59    28    15     5   7   1 - - - -     4
Ohio    384   374   347   195    49    23 100 184 11 22    11
Oklahoma    218   199   156   136    50     7  28 121 - - 11    16
Oregon    236   234   225   113    48     5  20  26 10  8    12
Palau         ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡    ‡    ‡  ‡  ‡       ‡
Pennsylvania    557   543   407   129   487    37 120 113 20 40    42
Puerto Rico    160   156   149   133   134    24  56  20 14 12    10
Rhode Island     63    63    54    49    33     6  25  31  4  6     5
South Carolina    102    96    63     9    78    15  19  63  4  1     7
South Dakota     67    60    55    15    32     3   8   8  2  5     7
Tennessee    239   228   143   206    70    12  70  51  8 11     5
Texas    478   462   373   102   344    42 136  81 18 18    17
Utah    168   161   133   102    91    10  32  12  4  3    14
Vermont     43    41    37    20    24     6  10  16  2  2     6
Virgin Islands      3     2     1     1     2     - -   1   - - - - - -     - -
Virginia    232   214   180   161    48    13  36  48  7  3    22
Washington    469   465   447   131   314    10  50  59 19 13    27
West Virginia     93    85    57    49    47     5  12  21  5  4     5
Wisconsin    337   315   261   193   149    31  54  19 16 31    15
Wyoming     54    51    44    36    37     4   6  30  2 - -     4
1 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
2 Number of facilities sums to more than the Total column because a facility could report more than one licensing, certification, or accreditation organization.
3 Joint Commission was formerly JCAHO (Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations); CARF was formerly Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities; NCQA = National Committee for Quality Assurance; COA = Council on Accreditation.
- -  Quantity is zero.
‡  No facilities in this category.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 6.17b. Facility licensing, certification, or accreditation, by state or jurisdiction: 2012
Percent
State or jurisdiction1 Number of
facilities		   Percent2
Any listed
agency/
organization		 Licensing, certification, or accreditation organization
State
substance
abuse agency		 State mental
health
department		 State
department
of health		 Hospital
licensing
authority		 Joint
Commis-
sion3		 CARF3 NCQA3 COA3 Other State/
local agency/
organization
Total  14,311  94.9  81.2  38.2  43.1   7.1  18.7  23.3   3.0   5.1   7.0
Alabama    148  97.3  81.8  79.7  14.2   8.1  18.9  15.5   2.0   2.0   1.4
Alaska     95  92.6  76.8  45.3  43.2   7.4  22.1  30.5   2.1   1.1   8.4
Arizona    329  90.6  45.0  42.9  71.7   7.9  17.9  27.4   2.1   4.3  14.0
Arkansas     95  91.6  77.9  44.2  48.4   5.3  15.8  58.9      - -  11.6   7.4
California  1,611  92.2  84.1  17.1  20.4   3.9   9.0  18.8   3.7   4.7   9.5
Colorado    443  98.6  96.2  40.6  33.6   2.7   6.8   4.1   2.5   1.4   6.5
Connecticut    223  96.4  69.5  63.2  90.1  11.7  32.7  33.2   2.2  11.2   4.9
Delaware     40  95.0  87.5  32.5  27.5   7.5  42.5  40.0   5.0   7.5   2.5
District of Columbia     39  97.4  87.2  28.2  87.2   7.7  12.8  17.9   2.6      - -  10.3
Fed. of Micronesia      1 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Florida    648  96.5  84.4  25.3  38.7   5.1  20.8  35.6   1.7   3.2   6.2
Georgia    278  95.7  75.9  45.3  40.3   9.4  21.2  55.4   5.8   7.6  14.0
Guam      4  75.0  75.0  50.0  25.0      - -      - -  25.0      - -      - -  25.0
Hawaii    122  78.7  57.4   8.2  56.6   4.9   8.2  58.2   2.5   4.1   0.8
Idaho    107  94.4  86.9  42.1  36.4   1.9   4.7  15.9   0.9   1.9  11.2
Illinois    628  97.5  93.3  24.0  19.7   5.9  23.1  20.4   1.0   7.5   6.1
Indiana    277  96.0  71.1  84.5  36.5  18.4  38.3  31.0   2.9   4.7   3.6
Iowa    145  98.6  80.7  30.3  74.5   9.7  13.1  19.3      - -   6.2   4.1
Kansas    227  98.2  91.6  27.3  16.7   5.3  11.9  11.0   4.0   3.5   9.7
Kentucky    324  92.9  83.6  55.9  31.2   7.7  24.4  14.5   4.6   4.9  12.3
Louisiana    150  94.0  72.0  28.7  75.3  20.7  12.7  12.7   1.3   2.7   8.0
Maine    223  93.7  87.9  55.6  24.7   7.2  11.2   8.5   1.8  11.2   6.7
Maryland    362  95.3  87.0  37.3  62.4   5.0  24.0  16.0   3.3   2.5   5.8
Massachusetts    328  96.0  84.1  28.7  78.7  13.1  29.6  23.8   5.2   5.2   4.9
Michigan    489  99.0  89.8  35.8  46.0   5.1  18.6  49.7   2.2  12.5   2.7
Minnesota    347  98.3  83.3  23.3  68.6   5.8  19.3  10.1   1.2   0.9  11.8
Mississippi    113  97.3  56.6  83.2  36.3  11.5  19.5  14.2   4.4   7.1   2.7
Missouri    283  96.8  80.2  78.8  22.6   3.5  12.7  37.5   2.8   4.9   1.8
Montana     69  89.9  78.3  31.9  30.4   4.3  10.1  21.7   7.2   8.7   4.3
Nebraska    123  88.6  78.0  39.0  61.0  11.4  22.0  32.5   0.8  18.7   0.8
Nevada     87  83.9  69.0  16.1  37.9   8.0  16.1  18.4   2.3   5.7  10.3
New Hampshire     59  88.1  71.2  27.1  47.5   8.5   8.5  25.4      - -   1.7   3.4
New Jersey    375  86.1  77.3  39.5  36.5   8.3  14.7  21.1   2.1   4.5   6.4
New Mexico    155  75.5  40.6  34.8  51.0   8.4  16.8  11.6   2.6   3.2  14.2
New York    933  98.8  93.5  14.9  34.7  12.9  28.6   9.3   2.6   3.2   6.4
North Carolina    464  90.1  68.1  57.8  38.8   5.4  12.7  38.4   2.4   7.8  10.8
North Dakota     64  96.9  92.2  43.8  23.4   7.8  10.9   1.6      - -      - -   6.3
Ohio    384  97.4  90.4  50.8  12.8   6.0  26.0  47.9   2.9   5.7   2.9
Oklahoma    218  91.3  71.6  62.4  22.9   3.2  12.8  55.5      - -   5.0   7.3
Oregon    236  99.2  95.3  47.9  20.3   2.1   8.5  11.0   4.2   3.4   5.1
Palau         ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡
Pennsylvania    557  97.5  73.1  23.2  87.4   6.6  21.5  20.3   3.6   7.2   7.5
Puerto Rico    160  97.5  93.1  83.1  83.8  15.0  35.0  12.5   8.8   7.5   6.3
Rhode Island     63 100.0  85.7  77.8  52.4   9.5  39.7  49.2   6.3   9.5   7.9
South Carolina    102  94.1  61.8   8.8  76.5  14.7  18.6  61.8   3.9   1.0   6.9
South Dakota     67  89.6  82.1  22.4  47.8   4.5  11.9  11.9   3.0   7.5  10.4
Tennessee    239  95.4  59.8  86.2  29.3   5.0  29.3  21.3   3.3   4.6   2.1
Texas    478  96.7  78.0  21.3  72.0   8.8  28.5  16.9   3.8   3.8   3.6
Utah    168  95.8  79.2  60.7  54.2   6.0  19.0   7.1   2.4   1.8   8.3
Vermont     43  95.3  86.0  46.5  55.8  14.0  23.3  37.2   4.7   4.7  14.0
Virgin Islands      3  66.7  33.3  33.3  66.7      - -  33.3      - -      - -      - -      - -
Virginia    232  92.2  77.6  69.4  20.7   5.6  15.5  20.7   3.0   1.3   9.5
Washington    469  99.1  95.3  27.9  67.0   2.1  10.7  12.6   4.1   2.8   5.8
West Virginia     93  91.4  61.3  52.7  50.5   5.4  12.9  22.6   5.4   4.3   5.4
Wisconsin    337  93.5  77.4  57.3  44.2   9.2  16.0   5.6   4.7   9.2   4.5
Wyoming     54  94.4  81.5  66.7  68.5   7.4  11.1  55.6   3.7      - -   7.4
1 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
2 Percentages sum to more than 100 percent because a facility could report more than one licensing, certification, or accreditation organization.
3 Joint Commission was formerly JCAHO (Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations); CARF was formerly Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities; NCQA = National Committee for Quality Assurance; COA = Council on Accreditation.
- -  Quantity is zero.
‡  No facilities in this category.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 6.18a. Facilities employing specific practices as part of their standard operating procedures, by state or jurisdiction: 2012
Number
State or jurisdiction1   Number of facilities2
Total Required
continuing
education
for staff		 Regularly
scheduled
case review
with supervisor		 Periodic client
satisfaction
surveys
conducted
by facility		 Periodic
drug testing
of clients		 Periodic
utilization
review		 Case review
by appointed
quality review
committee		 Outcome
follow-up
after discharge
Total  14,311 14,038 13,644 13,224 12,257 12,391 10,460 9,881
Alabama    148   147   145   147   144   127   116   122
Alaska     95    94    92    88    73    73    67    77
Arizona    329   328   310   303   255   271   200   204
Arkansas     95    95    92    91    84    85    78    78
California  1,611 1,580 1,554 1,406 1,430 1,310 1,131 1,250
Colorado    443   421   425   381   385   296   258   226
Connecticut    223   217   216   219   199   211   167   132
Delaware     40    40    39    38    40    38    29    27
District of Columbia     39    38    39    36    38    29    33    31
Fed. of Micronesia      1     1     1     1     - -     1     1     1
Florida    648   639   607   594   604   570   481   455
Georgia    278   276   270   266   269   247   224   213
Guam      4     4     4     3     4     2     3     2
Hawaii    122   102   121   118    57    95    83   113
Idaho    107   104   102    92    97    90    81    68
Illinois    628   625   601   584   521   615   476   435
Indiana    277   269   256   254   244   215   164   168
Iowa    145   144   138   137   126   134   118   112
Kansas    227   227   192   216   168   182   124   154
Kentucky    324   316   302   288   220   305   259   178
Louisiana    150   147   141   140   145   131   118   117
Maine    223   218   216   169   106   184   145   109
Maryland    362   357   346   333   346   323   266   248
Massachusetts    328   320   320   316   260   305   250   242
Michigan    489   472   440   469   354   443   377   361
Minnesota    347   345   341   332   311   294   234   244
Mississippi    113   110   105   110    83    98    89    64
Missouri    283   280   262   272   267   252   210   177
Montana     69    69    65    68    58    68    47    65
Nebraska    123   121   117   117    79   101    93    95
Nevada     87    85    81    73    76    66    60    67
New Hampshire     59    58    54    54    44    53    45    32
New Jersey    375   364   346   335   330   308   268   253
New Mexico    155   149   150   137   106   133   122   103
New York    933   921   928   919   907   913   837   482
North Carolina    464   455   421   419   389   382   341   304
North Dakota     64    64    49    52    47    57    57    31
Ohio    384   380   366   374   335   367   335   265
Oklahoma    218   214   205   203   150   189   158   196
Oregon    236   236   230   221   228   211   176   128
Palau         ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡
Pennsylvania    557   552   542   532   481   509   420   529
Puerto Rico    160   151   150   114   148   133   141   118
Rhode Island     63    62    61    61    60    62    47    53
South Carolina    102    99    95    97    97    94    86    86
South Dakota     67    66    65    64    47    56    51    49
Tennessee    239   235   231   228   204   212   200   160
Texas    478   470   458   449   421   405   343   442
Utah    168   167   165   153   151   146   137   104
Vermont     43    42    42    39    40    38    34    32
Virgin Islands      3     3     3     3     3     2     2     3
Virginia    232   219   223   205   215   205   154   130
Washington    469   461   454   439   448   376   257   236
West Virginia     93    91    84    91    86    89    72    58
Wisconsin    337   334   329   321   234   242   151   208
Wyoming     54    54    53    53    43    48    44    44
1 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
2 Number of facilities sums to more than the Total column because a facility could employ more than one of the practices specified.
- -  Quantity is zero.
‡  No facilities in this category.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 6.18b. Facilities employing specific practices as part of their standard operating procedures, by state or jurisdiction: 2012
Percent
State or jurisdiction1   Percent2
Number of
facilities		 Required
continuing
education
for staff		 Regularly
scheduled
case review
with supervisor		 Periodic client
satisfaction
surveys
conducted
by facility		 Periodic
drug testing
of clients		 Periodic
utilization
review		 Case review
by appointed
quality review
committee		 Outcome
follow-up
after discharge
Total  14,311  98.1  95.3  92.4  85.6  86.6  73.1  69.0
Alabama    148  99.3  98.0  99.3  97.3  85.8  78.4  82.4
Alaska     95  98.9  96.8  92.6  76.8  76.8  70.5  81.1
Arizona    329  99.7  94.2  92.1  77.5  82.4  60.8  62.0
Arkansas     95 100.0  96.8  95.8  88.4  89.5  82.1  82.1
California  1,611  98.1  96.5  87.3  88.8  81.3  70.2  77.6
Colorado    443  95.0  95.9  86.0  86.9  66.8  58.2  51.0
Connecticut    223  97.3  96.9  98.2  89.2  94.6  74.9  59.2
Delaware     40 100.0  97.5  95.0 100.0  95.0  72.5  67.5
District of Columbia     39  97.4 100.0  92.3  97.4  74.4  84.6  79.5
Fed. of Micronesia      1 100.0 100.0 100.0      - - 100.0 100.0 100.0
Florida    648  98.6  93.7  91.7  93.2  88.0  74.2  70.2
Georgia    278  99.3  97.1  95.7  96.8  88.8  80.6  76.6
Guam      4 100.0 100.0  75.0 100.0  50.0  75.0  50.0
Hawaii    122  83.6  99.2  96.7  46.7  77.9  68.0  92.6
Idaho    107  97.2  95.3  86.0  90.7  84.1  75.7  63.6
Illinois    628  99.5  95.7  93.0  83.0  97.9  75.8  69.3
Indiana    277  97.1  92.4  91.7  88.1  77.6  59.2  60.6
Iowa    145  99.3  95.2  94.5  86.9  92.4  81.4  77.2
Kansas    227 100.0  84.6  95.2  74.0  80.2  54.6  67.8
Kentucky    324  97.5  93.2  88.9  67.9  94.1  79.9  54.9
Louisiana    150  98.0  94.0  93.3  96.7  87.3  78.7  78.0
Maine    223  97.8  96.9  75.8  47.5  82.5  65.0  48.9
Maryland    362  98.6  95.6  92.0  95.6  89.2  73.5  68.5
Massachusetts    328  97.6  97.6  96.3  79.3  93.0  76.2  73.8
Michigan    489  96.5  90.0  95.9  72.4  90.6  77.1  73.8
Minnesota    347  99.4  98.3  95.7  89.6  84.7  67.4  70.3
Mississippi    113  97.3  92.9  97.3  73.5  86.7  78.8  56.6
Missouri    283  98.9  92.6  96.1  94.3  89.0  74.2  62.5
Montana     69 100.0  94.2  98.6  84.1  98.6  68.1  94.2
Nebraska    123  98.4  95.1  95.1  64.2  82.1  75.6  77.2
Nevada     87  97.7  93.1  83.9  87.4  75.9  69.0  77.0
New Hampshire     59  98.3  91.5  91.5  74.6  89.8  76.3  54.2
New Jersey    375  97.1  92.3  89.3  88.0  82.1  71.5  67.5
New Mexico    155  96.1  96.8  88.4  68.4  85.8  78.7  66.5
New York    933  98.7  99.5  98.5  97.2  97.9  89.7  51.7
North Carolina    464  98.1  90.7  90.3  83.8  82.3  73.5  65.5
North Dakota     64 100.0  76.6  81.3  73.4  89.1  89.1  48.4
Ohio    384  99.0  95.3  97.4  87.2  95.6  87.2  69.0
Oklahoma    218  98.2  94.0  93.1  68.8  86.7  72.5  89.9
Oregon    236 100.0  97.5  93.6  96.6  89.4  74.6  54.2
Palau          ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡
Pennsylvania    557  99.1  97.3  95.5  86.4  91.4  75.4  95.0
Puerto Rico    160  94.4  93.8  71.3  92.5  83.1  88.1  73.8
Rhode Island     63  98.4  96.8  96.8  95.2  98.4  74.6  84.1
South Carolina    102  97.1  93.1  95.1  95.1  92.2  84.3  84.3
South Dakota     67  98.5  97.0  95.5  70.1  83.6  76.1  73.1
Tennessee    239  98.3  96.7  95.4  85.4  88.7  83.7  66.9
Texas    478  98.3  95.8  93.9  88.1  84.7  71.8  92.5
Utah    168  99.4  98.2  91.1  89.9  86.9  81.5  61.9
Vermont     43  97.7  97.7  90.7  93.0  88.4  79.1  74.4
Virgin Islands      3 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0  66.7  66.7 100.0
Virginia    232  94.4  96.1  88.4  92.7  88.4  66.4  56.0
Washington    469  98.3  96.8  93.6  95.5  80.2  54.8  50.3
West Virginia     93  97.8  90.3  97.8  92.5  95.7  77.4  62.4
Wisconsin    337  99.1  97.6  95.3  69.4  71.8  44.8  61.7
Wyoming     54 100.0  98.1  98.1  79.6  88.9  81.5  81.5
1 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
2 Percentages sum to more than 100 percent because a facility could employ more than one of the practices specified.
- -  Quantity is zero.
‡  No facilities in this category.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 6.19a. Types of client payments accepted by facility, by state or jurisdiction: 2012
Number
State or jurisdiction1   Number of facilities2    
Total Type of payment accepted Sliding
fee
scale		 Treatment at
no charge
for clients
who cannot
pay
Cash or
self-payment		 Private
health
insurance		 Medicare Medicaid State-
financed
health
insurance		 Federal
military
insurance		 No
payment
accepted		 Access to
Recovery
(ATR)
vouchers3		 IHS/638
contract
care
funds		 Other
Total  14,311 12,820 9,306 4,757 8,347 5,791 4,783   454 1,886   662 671 8,810 7,107
Alabama    148    138    84    35    89    50    56     4   n/a     3   4    87    85
Alaska     95     77    81    48    71    49    65     2    27    28   5    66    66
Arizona    329    264   182   125   173   117    92     6    31    72  36   117   150
Arkansas     95     85    64    24    38    16    37     2    18     2   5    72    60
California  1,611  1,351   732   305   521   329   225    67   158    68 102 1,043   883
Colorado    443    425   210    75   218   104   108     6   240    14  34   341   148
Connecticut    223    201   167   108   180   151    79     2    59     3   5   164   127
Delaware     40     34    25    13    28    18     6     3    n/a     - -   1    27    20
District of Columbia     39     19    16     8    16    18     6     4    13     1   1     8    25
Fed. of Micronesia      1       - -     - -     - -     - -     - -     - -     1   n/a     - -   - -     - -     1
Florida    648    612   414   161   232   156   208    20    72    11  23   422   262
Georgia    278    255   139    99   137    97   112     9   n/a     6   6   154   133
Guam      4      2     1     1     1     1     2     2   n/a     - -   2     1     4
Hawaii    122     47    42    17    31    32    17    42    14     - -   1    12    76
Idaho    107    101    65    24    74    59    45     1    79     8   9    63    46
Illinois    628    599   397   148   297   160   176     6    88    12  21   436   294
Indiana    277    271   214   166   175   152   145     1    79     1   7   215    94
Iowa    145    139   126    45   126    88    64     2    87     2   5    99    50
Kansas    227    213   170    60   153    93    95     3   n/a     7  32   141   115
Kentucky    324    313   202   131   122   107   149     5   n/a     6   9   226   169
Louisiana    150    136    92    50    76    41    57     4    29     2   5    81   105
Maine    223    209   180   119   194   104   133     1   n/a     8   6   157   101
Maryland    362    331   206    86   225   144    80     7    52     7   7   235   143
Massachusetts    328    275   210   183   213   204   114    21    10    11  11   194   214
Michigan    489    461   368   283   334   230   206     6    57    16  18   315   199
Minnesota    347    329   325    96   155   314   128     2   n/a    45  43    90    98
Mississippi    113    105    67    48    65    36    53     1   n/a     3   1    65    50
Missouri    283    269   193    71   171    85   115     4    71     3  11   228   167
Montana     69     60    56    20    50    45    29     - -    41    19   3    49    47
Nebraska    123    108    88    52    94    51    65     5   n/a    11  15    87    61
Nevada     87    65    49    17    39    24    30     4   n/a    18   4    43    53
New Hampshire     59    52    35    19    35    16    23     4    17     4   - -    37    37
New Jersey    375   341   224   108   193   111    95    18    29     3  23   283   215
New Mexico    155   106    93    71   106    91    68     7    41    38   6    82   113
New York    933   872   683   423   812   501   288    14    23    29  33   745   484
North Carolina    464   407   275   148   299   210   159    16    n/a    12  18   221   205
North Dakota     64    53    43    19    21    21    24     4    n/a     9   1    24    26
Ohio    384   353   298   163   319   140   175     6    94     4  14   288   276
Oklahoma    218   171   101    50   150    73    67     9    25    25   9   108   145
Oregon    236   217   211    70   172   154    92     2    37    15  11   169   130
Palau         ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡    ‡       ‡       ‡
Pennsylvania    557   523   383   177   434   249   114     3    21     5  27   270   223
Puerto Rico    160    69    37    23    23    36    17    80    n/a     4   7    27   134
Rhode Island     63    61    54    24    57    46    33     - -    46     - -   4    28    41
South Carolina    102    91    72    24    61    45    42     7    n/a     1   3    46    59
South Dakota     67    56    51    22    45    33    32     2    28    24   1    38    41
Tennessee    239   217   160   106   134   138   100     9    66     4   7   151   111
Texas    478   439   272   107   273   148   112    11    66     8  15   236   253
Utah    168   164   138    71    95    74    93     - -     4    13   8   100    52
Vermont     43    43    35    27    38    35    29     - -    n/a     2   2    34    26
Virgin Islands      3     3     2     2     2     1     2     - -    n/a     - -   - -     3     3
Virginia    232   214   171   110   137    81   119     6    n/a     5  12   134    74
Washington    469   427   398   101   266   254   121     4   102    36  19   284   199
West Virginia     93    88    78    60    74    54    58     2    n/a     4   - -    47    70
Wisconsin    337   306   276   179   258   170   176     7    45    25  19   170   108
Wyoming     54    53    51    35    45    35    47     - -    17     5   - -    47    36
1 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
2 Number of facilities sums to more than the Total column because a facility could accept more than one payment option.
3 Available only in AK, AR, AZ, CA, CO, CT, DC, FL, HI, IA, ID, IL, IN, LA, MA, MD, MI, MO, MT, NH, NJ, NM, NY, OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, SD, TN, TX, UT, WA, WI, and WY.
n/a  Not applicable: State does not have an ATR voucher program.
- - Quantity is zero.
‡  No facilities in this category.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 6.19b. Types of client payments accepted by facility, by state or jurisdiction: 2012
Percent
State or jurisdiction1 No. of
facilities		 Percent2    
Type of payment accepted Sliding
fee
scale		 Treatment at
no charge
for clients
who cannot
pay
Cash or
self-payment		 Private
health
insurance		 Medicare Medicaid State-
financed
health
insurance		 Federal
military
insurance		 No
payment
accepted		 Access to
Recovery
(ATR)
vouchers3		 IHS/638
contract
care
funds		 Other
Total  14,311  89.6  65.0  33.2  58.3  40.5  33.4   3.2  13.2   4.6   4.7  61.6  49.7
Alabama    148  93.2  56.8  23.6  60.1  33.8  37.8   2.7    n/a   2.0   2.7  58.8  57.4
Alaska     95  81.1  85.3  50.5  74.7  51.6  68.4   2.1  28.4  29.5   5.3  69.5  69.5
Arizona    329  80.2  55.3  38.0  52.6  35.6  28.0   1.8   9.4  21.9  10.9  35.6  45.6
Arkansas     95  89.5  67.4  25.3  40.0  16.8  38.9   2.1  18.9   2.1   5.3  75.8  63.2
California  1,611  83.9  45.4  18.9  32.3  20.4  14.0   4.2   9.8   4.2   6.3  64.7  54.8
Colorado    443  95.9  47.4  16.9  49.2  23.5  24.4   1.4  54.2   3.2   7.7  77.0  33.4
Connecticut    223  90.1  74.9  48.4  80.7  67.7  35.4   0.9  26.5   1.3   2.2  73.5  57.0
Delaware     40  85.0  62.5  32.5  70.0  45.0  15.0   7.5    n/a      - -   2.5  67.5  50.0
District of Columbia     39  48.7  41.0  20.5  41.0  46.2  15.4  10.3  33.3   2.6   2.6  20.5  64.1
Fed. of Micronesia      1      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - - 100.0    n/a      - -      - -      - - 100.0
Florida    648  94.4  63.9  24.8  35.8  24.1  32.1   3.1  11.1   1.7   3.5  65.1  40.4
Georgia    278  91.7  50.0  35.6  49.3  34.9  40.3   3.2    n/a   2.2   2.2  55.4  47.8
Guam      4  50.0  25.0  25.0  25.0  25.0  50.0  50.0    n/a      - -  50.0  25.0 100.0
Hawaii    122  38.5  34.4  13.9  25.4  26.2  13.9  34.4  11.5      - -   0.8   9.8  62.3
Idaho    107  94.4  60.7  22.4  69.2  55.1  42.1   0.9  73.8   7.5   8.4  58.9  43.0
Illinois    628  95.4  63.2  23.6  47.3  25.5  28.0   1.0  14.0   1.9   3.3  69.4  46.8
Indiana    277  97.8  77.3  59.9  63.2  54.9  52.3   0.4  28.5   0.4   2.5  77.6  33.9
Iowa    145  95.9  86.9  31.0  86.9  60.7  44.1   1.4  60.0   1.4   3.4  68.3  34.5
Kansas    227  93.8  74.9  26.4  67.4  41.0  41.9   1.3    n/a   3.1  14.1  62.1  50.7
Kentucky    324  96.6  62.3  40.4  37.7  33.0  46.0   1.5    n/a   1.9   2.8  69.8  52.2
Louisiana    150  90.7  61.3  33.3  50.7  27.3  38.0   2.7  19.3   1.3   3.3  54.0  70.0
Maine    223  93.7  80.7  53.4  87.0  46.6  59.6   0.4    n/a   3.6   2.7  70.4  45.3
Maryland    362  91.4  56.9  23.8  62.2  39.8  22.1   1.9  14.4   1.9   1.9  64.9  39.5
Massachusetts    328  83.8  64.0  55.8  64.9  62.2  34.8   6.4   3.0   3.4   3.4  59.1  65.2
Michigan    489  94.3  75.3  57.9  68.3  47.0  42.1   1.2  11.7   3.3   3.7  64.4  40.7
Minnesota    347  94.8  93.7  27.7  44.7  90.5  36.9   0.6    n/a  13.0  12.4  25.9  28.2
Mississippi    113  92.9  59.3  42.5  57.5  31.9  46.9   0.9    n/a   2.7   0.9  57.5  44.2
Missouri    283  95.1  68.2  25.1  60.4  30.0  40.6   1.4  25.1   1.1   3.9  80.6  59.0
Montana     69  87.0  81.2  29.0  72.5  65.2  42.0      - -  59.4  27.5   4.3  71.0  68.1
Nebraska    123  87.8  71.5  42.3  76.4  41.5  52.8   4.1    n/a   8.9  12.2  70.7  49.6
Nevada     87  74.7  56.3  19.5  44.8  27.6  34.5   4.6    n/a  20.7   4.6  49.4  60.9
New Hampshire     59  88.1  59.3  32.2  59.3  27.1  39.0   6.8  28.8   6.8      - -  62.7  62.7
New Jersey    375  90.9  59.7  28.8  51.5  29.6  25.3   4.8   7.7   0.8   6.1  75.5  57.3
New Mexico    155  68.4  60.0  45.8  68.4  58.7  43.9   4.5  26.5  24.5   3.9  52.9  72.9
New York    933  93.5  73.2  45.3  87.0  53.7  30.9   1.5   2.5   3.1   3.5  79.8  51.9
North Carolina    464  87.7  59.3  31.9  64.4  45.3  34.3   3.4    n/a   2.6   3.9  47.6  44.2
North Dakota     64  82.8  67.2  29.7  32.8  32.8  37.5   6.3    n/a  14.1   1.6  37.5  40.6
Ohio    384  91.9  77.6  42.4  83.1  36.5  45.6   1.6  24.5   1.0   3.6  75.0  71.9
Oklahoma    218  78.4  46.3  22.9  68.8  33.5  30.7   4.1  11.5  11.5   4.1  49.5  66.5
Oregon    236  91.9  89.4  29.7  72.9  65.3  39.0   0.8  15.7   6.4   4.7  71.6  55.1
Palau          ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡          ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡
Pennsylvania    557  93.9  68.8  31.8  77.9  44.7  20.5   0.5   3.8   0.9   4.8  48.5  40.0
Puerto Rico    160  43.1  23.1  14.4  14.4  22.5  10.6  50.0    n/a   2.5   4.4  16.9  83.8
Rhode Island     63  96.8  85.7  38.1  90.5  73.0  52.4      - -  73.0      - -   6.3  44.4  65.1
South Carolina    102  89.2  70.6  23.5  59.8  44.1  41.2   6.9    n/a   1.0   2.9  45.1  57.8
South Dakota     67  83.6  76.1  32.8  67.2  49.3  47.8   3.0  41.8  35.8   1.5  56.7  61.2
Tennessee    239  90.8  66.9  44.4  56.1  57.7  41.8   3.8  27.6   1.7   2.9  63.2  46.4
Texas    478  91.8  56.9  22.4  57.1  31.0  23.4   2.3  13.8   1.7   3.1  49.4  52.9
Utah    168  97.6  82.1  42.3  56.5  44.0  55.4      - -   2.4   7.7   4.8  59.5  31.0
Vermont     43 100.0  81.4  62.8  88.4  81.4  67.4      - -    n/a   4.7   4.7  79.1  60.5
Virgin Islands      3 100.0  66.7  66.7  66.7  33.3  66.7      - -    n/a      - -      - - 100.0 100.0
Virginia    232  92.2  73.7  47.4  59.1  34.9  51.3   2.6    n/a   2.2   5.2  57.8  31.9
Washington    469  91.0  84.9  21.5  56.7  54.2  25.8   0.9  21.7   7.7   4.1  60.6  42.4
West Virginia     93  94.6  83.9  64.5  79.6  58.1  62.4   2.2    n/a   4.3      - -  50.5  75.3
Wisconsin    337  90.8  81.9  53.1  76.6  50.4  52.2   2.1  13.4   7.4   5.6  50.4  32.0
Wyoming     54  98.1  94.4  64.8  83.3  64.8  87.0      - -  31.5   9.3      - -  87.0  66.7
1 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
2 Percentages sum to more than 100 percent because a facility could accept more than one payment option.
3 Available only in AK, AR, AZ, CA, CO, CT, DC, FL, HI, IA, ID, IL, IN, LA, MA, MD, MI, MO, MT, NH, NJ, NM, NY, OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, SD, TN, TX, UT, WA, WI, and WY.
n/a  Not applicable: State does not have an ATR voucher program.
- -  Quantity is zero.
‡  No facilities in this category.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 6.20. Facility funding, by state or jurisdiction: 2012
Number and percent
State or jurisdiction1 Total
number
of
facilities		 Receives public funds for substance
abuse treatment programs		 State or jurisdiction1 Total
number
of
facilities		 Receives public funds for substance
abuse treatment programs
Number of facilities Percent Number of facilities Percent
Total  14,311 8,286  57.9      
Alabama    148    91  61.5 Nevada     87    51  58.6
Alaska     95    73  76.8 New Hampshire     59    35  59.3
Arizona    329   158  48.0 New Jersey    375   212  56.5
Arkansas     95    68  71.6 New Mexico    155   121  78.1
California  1,611   963  59.8 New York    933   540  57.9
Colorado    443   220  49.7 North Carolina    464   194  41.8
Connecticut    223   157  70.4 North Dakota     64    24  37.5
Delaware     40    27  67.5 Ohio    384   276  71.9
District of Columbia     39    30  76.9 Oklahoma    218   124  56.9
Fed. of Micronesia      1     1 100.0 Oregon    236   150  63.6
Florida    648   318  49.1 Palau         ‡       ‡       ‡
Georgia    278   116  41.7 Pennsylvania    557   313  56.2
Guam      4     4 100.0 Puerto Rico    160   125  78.1
Hawaii    122   106  86.9 Rhode Island     63    41  65.1
Idaho    107    67  62.6 South Carolina    102    55  53.9
Illinois    628   320  51.0 South Dakota     67    51  76.1
Indiana    277   170  61.4 Tennessee    239   157  65.7
Iowa    145    93  64.1 Texas    478   258  54.0
Kansas    227   127  55.9 Utah    168    85  50.6
Kentucky    324   157  48.5 Vermont     43    33  76.7
Louisiana    150    90  60.0 Virgin Islands      3     3 100.0
Maine    223    75  33.6 Virginia    232   143  61.6
Maryland    362   179  49.4 Washington    469   257  54.8
Massachusetts    328   225  68.6 West Virginia     93    68  73.1
Michigan    489   279  57.1 Wisconsin    337   177  52.5
Minnesota    347   185  53.3 Wyoming     54    47  87.0
Mississippi    113    77  68.1  
Missouri    283   220  77.7  
Montana     69    54  78.3  
Nebraska    123    96  78.0        
1 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
‡  No facilities in this category.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 6.21. Facilities with Opioid Treatment Programs (OTPs) and clients receiving medication-assisted opioid therapy at OTPs and other facilities,
by state or jurisdiction: March 30, 2012
Number and percent distribution 
State or jurisdiction1 Facilities with OTPs2 No. of clients receiving medication-assisted opioid therapy Percent
distribution
of
methadone
clients		 Percent
distribution
of all
buprenor-
phine clients
Number Percent Facilities with OTPs2 Other facilities Total
buprenor-
phine
Total Methadone3 Buprenorphine Buprenorphine
Total  1,167 100.0 313,921 306,512 7,409 31,814 39,223 100.0 100.0
Alabama    20   1.7   8,061   8,021    40   644    684   2.6   1.7
Alaska     2   0.2     148     148     - -    20     20      *   0.1
Arizona    28   2.4   5,686   5,566   120   589    709   1.8   1.8
Arkansas     3   0.3     625     625     - -   174    174   0.2   0.4
California   139  11.9  30,247  30,065   182 1,715  1,897   9.8   4.8
Colorado    14   1.2   2,359   2,255   104   165    269   0.7   0.7
Connecticut    39   3.3  14,042  13,856   186   469    655   4.5   1.7
Delaware     8   0.7   2,609   2,460   149    53    202   0.8   0.5
District of Columbia     3   0.3   1,357   1,345    12    70     82   0.4   0.2
Fed. of Micronesia      ‡       ‡           ‡           ‡       ‡      ‡         ‡       ‡       ‡
Florida    42   3.6  14,783  14,561   222 1,282  1,504   4.8   3.8
Georgia    49   4.2   8,619   8,480   139   176    315   2.8   0.8
Guam     - -      - -          ‡          ‡      ‡     8      8      - -      *
Hawaii     3   0.3     702     663    39    37     76   0.2   0.2
Idaho     2   0.2       2       2      ‡    34     34      *   0.1
Illinois    57   4.9  11,543  11,289   254   976  1,230   3.7   3.1
Indiana    13   1.1   6,800   6,649   151   268    419   2.2   1.1
Iowa     4   0.3     520     520     - -     8      8   0.2      *
Kansas     8   0.7   2,136   2,098    38    68    106   0.7   0.3
Kentucky    11   0.9   1,940   1,832   108 2,753  2,861   0.6   7.3
Louisiana     8   0.7   3,057   3,041    16   118    134   1.0   0.3
Maine    10   0.9   3,865   3,696   169   523    692   1.2   1.8
Maryland    53   4.5  16,415  15,947   468 1,937  2,405   5.2   6.1
Massachusetts    51   4.4  15,832  15,341   491 3,758  4,249   5.0  10.8
Michigan    33   2.8   8,608   8,451   157   893  1,050   2.8   2.7
Minnesota    15   1.3   4,025   3,751   274    93    367   1.2   0.9
Mississippi     1   0.1     175     175     - -    29     29   0.1   0.1
Missouri    11   0.9   2,597   2,528    69   539    608   0.8   1.6
Montana     1   0.1     200     150    50   153    203      *   0.5
Nebraska     3   0.3     547     537    10    17     27   0.2   0.1
Nevada   8   0.7     881     861    20    36     56   0.3   0.1
New Hampshire   8   0.7   2,229   2,224     5   121    126   0.7   0.3
New Jersey  35   3.0  11,673  11,368   305   641    946   3.7   2.4
New Mexico   9   0.8   2,631   2,562    69   393    462   0.8   1.2
New York 133  11.4  35,699  35,239   460 2,996  3,456  11.5   8.8
North Carolina  41   3.5  10,872  10,272   600 1,325  1,925   3.4   4.9
North Dakota   - -      - -          ‡          ‡      ‡    28     28      - -   0.1
Ohio  17   1.5   5,494   5,193   301 1,467  1,768   1.7   4.5
Oklahoma  13   1.1   3,107   3,097    10    82     92   1.0   0.2
Oregon  12   1.0   4,160   4,107    53   141    194   1.3   0.5
Palau    ‡       ‡           ‡           ‡       ‡      ‡         ‡       ‡       ‡
Pennsylvania  66   5.7  18,931  18,509   422 1,430  1,852   6.0   4.7
Puerto Rico   6   0.5   4,238   4,238      ‡   178    178   1.4   0.5
Rhode Island  13   1.1   2,449   2,358    91   636    727   0.8   1.9
South Carolina  11   0.9   3,347   3,026   321   199    520   1.0   1.3
South Dakota   1   0.1          ‡      37      ‡     5      5      *      *
Tennessee  12   1.0   6,132   6,079    53   422    475   2.0   1.2
Texas  66   5.7   9,808   9,581   227   298    525   3.1   1.3
Utah  11   0.9   2,065   2,037    28   323    351   0.7   0.9
Vermont   8   0.7     898     714   184   282    466   0.2   1.2
Virgin Islands   1   0.1      17      17     - -     - -       - -      *      - -
Virginia  21   1.8   5,402   5,138   264   966  1,230   1.7   3.1
Washington  20   1.7   7,139   7,001   138   648    786   2.3   2.0
West Virginia   9   0.8   4,747   4,506   241   743    984   1.5   2.5
Wisconsin  15   1.3   4,465   4,296   169   806    975   1.4   2.5
Wyoming   - -      - -          ‡          ‡      ‡    79     79      ‡   0.2
1 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
2 Facilities that have Opioid Treatment Programs certified by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.
3 The total number of methadone clients in facilities with OTPs is a subset of all methadone clients and will not equal the total number of methadone clients found on Table 3.2.
*  Less than 0.05 percent.
- -  Quantity is zero.
‡  No facilities in this category.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 6.22a. Type of care offered in facilities with Opioid Treatment Programs (OTPs), by state or jurisdiction: 2012
Number
State or jurisdiction1   Number of facilities with OTPs2,3
Total Type of care offered
Any
out-
patient		 Outpatient Any
residen-
tial		 Residential
(non-hospital)		 Any
hospital
inpatient		 Hospital
 inpatient
Regular Intensive Day treatment
or partial
hospitalization		 Detox Methadone
maintenance		 Short-
term		 Long-
term		 Detox Treat-
ment		 Detox
Total  1,167 1,109 813 310  73 597 1,079 81 63 50 36  85  66  82
Alabama    20    20   7   - -   1   9    20 - - - - - - - -   - -   - -   - -
Alaska     2     2   2   2   - -   2     2 - - - - - - - -   - -   - -   - -
Arizona    28    27  19   8   2  11    27  4  2  3  1   1   1   1
Arkansas     3     3   3   - -   - -   1     3 - - - - - - - -   - -   - -   - -
California   139   139 106  19   4 121   132  2  2  2  1   3   2   3
Colorado    14    14  12   7   1   7    14  1 - -  1  1   1   1   1
Connecticut    39    34  23  14   4  23    33  6  5  2  1   6   5   6
Delaware     8     8   8   2   1   5     8 - - - - - - - -   - -   - -   - -
District of Columbia     3     3   3   1   1   1     3 - - - - - - - -   1   1   1
Fed. of Micronesia      ‡      ‡    ‡   ‡   ‡    ‡      ‡   ‡   ‡   ‡   ‡      ‡      ‡      ‡
Florida    42    37  18   9   7  27    32  8  6  5  2   6   5   6
Georgia    49    49  37   5   - -  30    49 - - - - - - - -   - -   - -   - -
Guam      ‡      ‡    ‡    ‡    ‡   ‡      ‡   ‡   ‡   ‡   ‡      ‡      ‡      ‡
Hawaii     3     3   2   2   - -   2     3 - - - - - - - -   - -   - -   - -
Idaho     2     2   2   2   - -   2     2 - - - - - - - -   - -   - -   - -
Illinois    57    55  51  31   4  28    52  7  6  5  4   5   2   5
Indiana    13    13   8   7   - -  12    13 - - - - - - - -   - -   - -   - -
Iowa     4     4   4   2   - -   2     4 - - - - - - - -   - -   - -   - -
Kansas     8     8   7   3   1   4     8 - - - - - - - -   - -   - -   - -
Kentucky    11    11   8   4   - -   4    11 - - - - - - - -   - -   - -   - -
Louisiana     8     8   7   1   1   5     8 - - - - - - - -   - -   - -   - -
Maine    10    10   7   3   2   4    10 - - - - - - - -   2   2   1
Maryland    53    52  31  17   - -  23    52  2  2  2  2   - -   - -   - -
Massachusetts    51    41  28   8   4  26    38 10  7  4  4  12   7  11
Michigan    33    33  32   9   3  20    32  2  2  1  2   1   - -   1
Minnesota    15    15  11   4   - -  10    14  1  1 - - - -   - -   - -   - -
Mississippi     1     1   1   - -   - -   - -     1 - - - - - - - -   - -   - -   - -
Missouri    11    11  10   1   1   8    11 - - - - - - - -   - -   - -   - -
Montana     1     1   1   - -   - -   - -     1 - - - - - - - -   - -   - -   - -
Nebraska     3     3   3   - -   - -   3     3 - - - - - - - -   - -   - -   - -
Nevada     8   8   8   4   - -   6   8 - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
New Hampshire     8   8   6   - -   1   8   8 - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
New Jersey    35  35  31  24   6  19  34  5  4  4  2  1  1  1
New Mexico     9   9   7   - -   - -   6   9 - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
New York   133 102  62  19   5  18 100 12  6  9  5 27 21 26
North Carolina    41  41  26   9   2  16  41  1  1  1 - - - - - - - -
North Dakota      ‡    ‡    ‡    ‡    ‡    ‡    ‡   ‡  ‡  ‡  ‡   ‡   ‡   ‡
Ohio    17  17  17  11   3   7  15  6  6  3  3  3  3  3
Oklahoma    13  13  10   4   - -   5  13 - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Oregon    12  12   8   4   - -  10  12 - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Palau      ‡    ‡    ‡   ‡    ‡    ‡    ‡   ‡  ‡  ‡  ‡   ‡   ‡  ‡
Pennsylvania    66  63  50  25   4  10  62  7  7  5  4  4  4  4
Puerto Rico     6   6   4   2   1   1   6 - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Rhode Island    13  13  10   7   2  10  11  1  1 - -  1  2  2  2
South Carolina    11  11  10   4   1   7  11 - - - - - - - -  2  1  2
South Dakota     1  1   1   - -   - -   1  1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Tennessee    12  12   7   - -   - -   9  12 - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Texas    66  66  33   9   3  28  66  2  1  2  1  2  2  2
Utah    11  11  11   1   - -   6  11 - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Vermont     8   8   8   3   3   2   7 - - - - - - - -  3  3  3
Virgin Islands     1   1   1   1   - -   - -   1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Virginia    21  21  15   7   3  12  21  3  3  1  2  1  1  1
Washington    20  20  17   8   - -   3  20  1  1 - - - -  1  1  1
West Virginia     9   9   9   2   - -   8   9 - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
Wisconsin    15  15  11   5   2  15  15 - - - - - - - -  1  1  1
Wyoming      ‡    ‡    ‡    ‡    ‡    ‡    ‡   ‡  ‡  ‡  ‡  ‡  ‡  ‡
1 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
2 Facilities that have Opioid Treatment Programs certified by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.
3 Number of facilities sum to more than the Total column because a facility could provide more than one type of care.
- -  Quantity is zero.
‡  No facilities in this category.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 6.22b. Type of care offered in facilities with Opioid Treatment Programs (OTPs), by state or jurisdiction: 2012
Percent
State or jurisdiction1 No. of
facilities		 Percent of facilities with OTPs2,3
Type of care offered
Any
out-
patient		 Outpatient Any
residen-
tial		 Residential
(non-hospital)		 Any
hospital
inpatient		 Hospital
 inpatient
Regular Intensive Day treatment
or partial
hospitalization		 Detox Methadone
maintenance		 Short-
term		 Long-
term		 Detox Treat-
ment		 Detox
Total  1,167  95.0  69.7  26.6   6.3  51.2  92.5   6.9   5.4   4.3   3.1   7.3   5.7   7.0
Alabama    20 100.0  35.0      - -   5.0  45.0 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Alaska     2 100.0 100.0 100.0      - - 100.0 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Arizona    28  96.4  67.9  28.6   7.1  39.3  96.4  14.3   7.1  10.7   3.6   3.6   3.6   3.6
Arkansas     3 100.0 100.0      - -      - -  33.3 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
California   139 100.0  76.3  13.7   2.9  87.1  95.0   1.4   1.4   1.4   0.7   2.2   1.4   2.2
Colorado    14 100.0  85.7  50.0   7.1  50.0 100.0   7.1      - -   7.1   7.1   7.1   7.1   7.1
Connecticut    39  87.2  59.0  35.9  10.3  59.0  84.6  15.4  12.8   5.1   2.6  15.4  12.8  15.4
Delaware     8 100.0 100.0  25.0  12.5  62.5 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
District of Columbia     3 100.0 100.0  33.3  33.3  33.3 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -  33.3  33.3  33.3
Fed. of Micronesia      ‡      ‡      ‡      ‡       ‡      ‡       ‡      ‡      ‡      ‡      ‡      ‡      ‡      ‡
Florida    42  88.1  42.9  21.4  16.7  64.3  76.2  19.0  14.3  11.9   4.8  14.3  11.9  14.3
Georgia    49 100.0  75.5  10.2      - -  61.2 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Guam      ‡      ‡      ‡      ‡       ‡      ‡       ‡      ‡      ‡      ‡      ‡      ‡      ‡      ‡
Hawaii     3 100.0  66.7  66.7      - -  66.7 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Idaho     2 100.0 100.0 100.0      - - 100.0 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Illinois    57  96.5  89.5  54.4   7.0  49.1  91.2  12.3  10.5   8.8   7.0   8.8   3.5   8.8
Indiana    13 100.0  61.5  53.8      - -  92.3 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Iowa     4 100.0 100.0  50.0      - -  50.0 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Kansas     8 100.0  87.5  37.5  12.5  50.0 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Kentucky    11 100.0  72.7  36.4      - -  36.4 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Louisiana     8 100.0  87.5  12.5  12.5  62.5 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Maine    10 100.0  70.0  30.0  20.0  40.0 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -  20.0  20.0  10.0
Maryland    53  98.1  58.5  32.1      - -  43.4  98.1   3.8   3.8   3.8   3.8      - -      - -      - -
Massachusetts    51  80.4  54.9  15.7   7.8  51.0  74.5  19.6  13.7   7.8   7.8  23.5  13.7  21.6
Michigan    33 100.0  97.0  27.3   9.1  60.6  97.0   6.1   6.1   3.0   6.1   3.0      - -   3.0
Minnesota    15 100.0  73.3  26.7      - -  66.7  93.3   6.7   6.7      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Mississippi     1 100.0 100.0      - -      - -      - - 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Missouri    11 100.0  90.9   9.1   9.1  72.7 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Montana     1 100.0 100.0      - -      - -      - - 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Nebraska     3 100.0 100.0      - -      - - 100.0 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Nevada     8 100.0 100.0  50.0      - -  75.0 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
New Hampshire     8 100.0  75.0      - -  12.5 100.0 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
New Jersey    35 100.0  88.6  68.6  17.1  54.3  97.1  14.3  11.4  11.4   5.7   2.9   2.9   2.9
New Mexico     9 100.0  77.8      - -      - -  66.7 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
New York   133  76.7  46.6  14.3   3.8  13.5  75.2   9.0   4.5   6.8   3.8  20.3  15.8  19.5
North Carolina    41 100.0  63.4  22.0   4.9  39.0 100.0   2.4   2.4   2.4      - -      - -      - -      - -
North Dakota      ‡      ‡      ‡      ‡       ‡      ‡       ‡      ‡      ‡      ‡      ‡      ‡      ‡      ‡
Ohio    17 100.0 100.0  64.7  17.6  41.2  88.2  35.3  35.3  17.6  17.6  17.6  17.6  17.6
Oklahoma    13 100.0  76.9  30.8      - -  38.5 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Oregon    12 100.0  66.7  33.3      - -  83.3 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Palau      ‡      ‡      ‡      ‡       ‡      ‡       ‡      ‡      ‡      ‡      ‡      ‡      ‡      ‡
Pennsylvania    66  95.5  75.8  37.9   6.1  15.2  93.9  10.6  10.6   7.6   6.1   6.1   6.1   6.1
Puerto Rico     6 100.0  66.7  33.3  16.7  16.7 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Rhode Island    13 100.0  76.9  53.8  15.4  76.9  84.6   7.7   7.7      - -   7.7  15.4  15.4  15.4
South Carolina    11 100.0  90.9  36.4   9.1  63.6 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -  18.2   9.1  18.2
South Dakota     1 100.0 100.0      - -      - - 100.0 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Tennessee    12 100.0  58.3      - -      - -  75.0 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Texas    66 100.0  50.0  13.6   4.5  42.4 100.0   3.0   1.5   3.0   1.5   3.0   3.0   3.0
Utah    11 100.0 100.0   9.1      - -  54.5 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Vermont     8 100.0 100.0  37.5  37.5  25.0  87.5      - -      - -      - -      - -  37.5  37.5  37.5
Virgin Islands     1 100.0 100.0 100.0      - -      - - 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Virginia    21 100.0  71.4  33.3  14.3  57.1 100.0  14.3  14.3   4.8   9.5   4.8   4.8   4.8
Washington    20 100.0  85.0  40.0      - -  15.0 100.0   5.0   5.0      - -      - -   5.0   5.0   5.0
West Virginia     9 100.0 100.0  22.2      - -  88.9 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Wisconsin    15 100.0  73.3  33.3  13.3 100.0 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -   6.7   6.7   6.7
Wyoming      ‡      ‡      ‡      ‡       ‡      ‡       ‡      ‡      ‡      ‡      ‡      ‡      ‡      ‡
1 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
2 Facilities that have Opioid Treatment Programs certified by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.
3 Percentages sum to more than 100 percent because a facility could provide more than one type of care.
- -  Quantity is zero.
‡  No facilities in this category.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 6.23a. Facility licensing, certification, or accreditation of facilities with Opioid Treatment Programs (OTPs), by state or jurisdiction: 2012
Number
State or jurisdiction1     Number of facilities with OTPs2,3
Total Any listed
agency/
organization		 Licensing, certification, or accreditation organization
State
substance
abuse agency		 State
mental
health
department		 State
department
of health		 Hospital
licensing
authority		 Joint
Commis-
sion4		 CARF4 NCQA4 COA4 Other State/
local agency/
organization
Total  1,167 1,163 1,041   335   676    86   318 799 38 81   104
Alabama    20    20    20    13     2     - -     1  19 - - - -     - -
Alaska     2     2     2     - -     1     - -     - -   2 - - - -     - -
Arizona    28    28    21    17    23     1     1  26  1  2     1
Arkansas     3     3     3     - -     3     1     1   2 - - - -     1
California   139   139   131    16    42     4    14  98  4 33    13
Colorado    14    14    12     5     2     3     7   7  1  1     3
Connecticut    39    39    31    31    36     3     8  33  1  2     1
Delaware     8     8     8     3     4     - -     2   6 - -  1     - -
District of Columbia     3     3     2     - -     2     - -     1   2 - - - -     - -
Fed. of Micronesia      ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡    ‡   ‡   ‡       ‡
Florida    42    41    40     7    25     2    14  26  2 - -     6
Georgia    49    49    44     8    20     - -     4  41  1  4     6
Guam      ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡    ‡   ‡   ‡       ‡
Hawaii     3     3     2     - -     1     - -     - -   3 - - - -     1
Idaho     2     2     2     2     2     - -     - -   2 - - - -     - -
Illinois    57    57    53    10    12     3    21  36 - -  3     6
Indiana    13    13    12     8     4     2     3  11 - -  1     1
Iowa     4     4     4     1     4     - -     - -   4 - - - -     - -
Kansas     8     8     8     - -     - -     - -     1   5 - - - -     1
Kentucky    11    11    11     4     4     1     1  10  1 - -     - -
Louisiana     8     8     7     2     8     - -     3   5 - - - -     1
Maine    10    10    10     5     4     2     3   7 - - - -     2
Maryland    53    52    49    19    39     2    20  32  5  3     4
Massachusetts    51    51    44    11    44     6    14  37  3  2     2
Michigan    33    33    31     7    14     - -    11  23 - - - -     3
Minnesota    15    15    14     1     7     - -     4  10 - - - -     - -
Mississippi     1     1     1     1     1     - -     - -   1 - - - -     - -
Missouri    11    11    10     9     3     - -     6   3  1  1     - -
Montana     1     - -     - -     - -     - -     - -     - -   - - - - - -     - -
Nebraska     3     3     3     1     2     - -     - -   3 - - - -     - -
Nevada     8     8     8     7     8     - -     - -  8 - - - -     2
New Hampshire     8     8     8     - -     6     - -     - -  8 - -  1     - -
New Jersey    35    35    34     7    20     3     5 33 - -  1     2
New Mexico     9     9     8     1     7     1     2  7  1 - -     3
New York   133   133   128    25   102    36    95 39  8  8    10
North Carolina    41    41    33    23    24     - -     - - 41  1 - -     5
North Dakota      ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡   ‡   ‡   ‡       ‡
Ohio    17    17    14     4     3     2     7 14 - - - -     2
Oklahoma    13    13    13    10     2     1     2 11 - - - -     3
Oregon    12    12    11     5     2     - -     2 10 - - - -     1
Palau      ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡   ‡   ‡   ‡       ‡
Pennsylvania    66    66    53     6    61     7    21 44 - -  4     4
Puerto Rico     6     6     6     6     6     1     2  6  1 - -     - -
Rhode Island    13    13    10    10    11     2     3 11  1  1     1
South Carolina    11    10     7     2     8     - -     1  9 - - - -     1
South Dakota     1     1     1     - -     - -     - -     - - - - - - - -     - -
Tennessee    12    12     7    12     3     - -     6  5 - - - -     2
Texas    66    66    46     4    59     1    17 50  2  3     3
Utah    11    11    10     3     3     - -     - - 10  1 - -     3
Vermont     8     8     8     3     7     1     2  7 - - - -     1
Virgin Islands     1     1     1     1     1     - -     1 - - - - - -     - -
Virginia    21    21    18    12    10     - -     9 12  1 - -     4
Washington    20    20    19     7    14     - -     2  6  1  1     2
West Virginia     9     9     9     4     8     - -     - -  8  1  1     1
Wisconsin    15    15    14     2     2     1     1  6 - -  8     2
Wyoming      ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡   ‡   ‡   ‡       ‡
1 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
2 Facilities that have Opioid Treatment Programs certified by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.
3 Number of facilities sums to more than the Total column because a facility could report more than one licensing, certification, or accreditation organization.
4 Joint Commission was formerly JCAHO (Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations); CARF was formerly Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities; NCQA = National Committee for Quality Assurance; COA = Council on Accreditation.
- -  Quantity is zero.
‡  No facilities in this category.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 6.23b. Facility licensing, certification, or accreditation of facilities with Opioid Treatment Programs (OTPs), by state or jurisdiction: 2012
Percent
State or jurisdiction1 Number
of
facilities		   Percent of facilities with OTPs2, 3
  Licensing, certification, or accreditation organization
Any listed
agency/
organization		 State
substance
abuse agency		 State
mental
health
department		 State
department
of health		 Hospital
licensing
authority		 Joint
Commis-
sion4		 CARF4 NCQA4 COA4 Other State/
local agency/
organization
Total  1,167  99.7  89.2  28.7  57.9   7.4  27.2  68.5   3.3   6.9   8.9
Alabama    20 100.0 100.0  65.0  10.0      - -   5.0  95.0      - -      - -      - -
Alaska     2 100.0 100.0      - -  50.0      - -      - - 100.0      - -      - -      - -
Arizona    28 100.0  75.0  60.7  82.1   3.6   3.6  92.9   3.6   7.1   3.6
Arkansas     3 100.0 100.0      - - 100.0  33.3  33.3  66.7      - -      - -  33.3
California   139 100.0  94.2  11.5  30.2   2.9  10.1  70.5   2.9  23.7   9.4
Colorado    14 100.0  85.7  35.7  14.3  21.4  50.0  50.0   7.1   7.1  21.4
Connecticut    39 100.0  79.5  79.5  92.3   7.7  20.5  84.6   2.6   5.1   2.6
Delaware     8 100.0 100.0  37.5  50.0      - -  25.0  75.0      - -  12.5      - -
District of Columbia     3 100.0  66.7      - -  66.7      - -  33.3  66.7      - -      - -      - -
Fed. of Micronesia      ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡
Florida    42  97.6  95.2  16.7  59.5   4.8  33.3  61.9   4.8      - -  14.3
Georgia    49 100.0  89.8  16.3  40.8      - -   8.2  83.7   2.0   8.2  12.2
Guam      ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡
Hawaii     3 100.0  66.7      - -  33.3      - -      - - 100.0      - -      - -  33.3
Idaho     2 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0      - -      - - 100.0      - -      - -      - -
Illinois    57 100.0  93.0  17.5  21.1   5.3  36.8  63.2      - -   5.3  10.5
Indiana    13 100.0  92.3  61.5  30.8  15.4  23.1  84.6      - -   7.7   7.7
Iowa     4 100.0 100.0  25.0 100.0      - -      - - 100.0      - -      - -      - -
Kansas     8 100.0 100.0      - -      - -      - -  12.5  62.5      - -      - -  12.5
Kentucky    11 100.0 100.0  36.4  36.4   9.1   9.1  90.9   9.1      - -      - -
Louisiana     8 100.0  87.5  25.0 100.0      - -  37.5  62.5      - -      - -  12.5
Maine    10 100.0 100.0  50.0  40.0  20.0  30.0  70.0      - -      - -  20.0
Maryland    53  98.1  92.5  35.8  73.6   3.8  37.7  60.4   9.4   5.7   7.5
Massachusetts    51 100.0  86.3  21.6  86.3  11.8  27.5  72.5   5.9   3.9   3.9
Michigan    33 100.0  93.9  21.2  42.4      - -  33.3  69.7      - -      - -   9.1
Minnesota    15 100.0  93.3   6.7  46.7      - -  26.7  66.7      - -      - -      - -
Mississippi     1 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0      - -      - - 100.0      - -      - -      - -
Missouri    11 100.0  90.9  81.8  27.3      - -  54.5  27.3   9.1   9.1      - -
Montana     1      - -       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡
Nebraska     3 100.0 100.0  33.3  66.7      - -      - - 100.0      - -      - -      - -
Nevada     8 100.0 100.0  87.5 100.0      - -      - - 100.0      - -      - -  25.0
New Hampshire     8 100.0 100.0      - -  75.0      - -      - - 100.0      - -  12.5      - -
New Jersey    35 100.0  97.1  20.0  57.1   8.6  14.3  94.3      - -   2.9   5.7
New Mexico     9 100.0  88.9  11.1  77.8  11.1  22.2  77.8  11.1      - -  33.3
New York   133 100.0  96.2  18.8  76.7  27.1  71.4  29.3   6.0   6.0   7.5
North Carolina    41 100.0  80.5  56.1  58.5      - -      - - 100.0   2.4      - -  12.2
North Dakota      ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡
Ohio    17 100.0  82.4  23.5  17.6  11.8  41.2  82.4      - -      - -  11.8
Oklahoma    13 100.0 100.0  76.9  15.4   7.7  15.4  84.6      - -      - -  23.1
Oregon    12 100.0  91.7  41.7  16.7      - -  16.7  83.3      - -      - -   8.3
Palau      ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡
Pennsylvania    66 100.0  80.3   9.1  92.4  10.6  31.8  66.7      - -   6.1   6.1
Puerto Rico     6 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0  16.7  33.3 100.0  16.7      - -      - -
Rhode Island    13 100.0  76.9  76.9  84.6  15.4  23.1  84.6   7.7   7.7   7.7
South Carolina    11  90.9  63.6  18.2  72.7      - -   9.1  81.8      - -      - -   9.1
South Dakota     1       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡
Tennessee    12 100.0  58.3 100.0  25.0      - -  50.0  41.7      - -      - -  16.7
Texas    66 100.0  69.7   6.1  89.4   1.5  25.8  75.8   3.0   4.5   4.5
Utah    11 100.0  90.9  27.3  27.3      - -      - -  90.9   9.1      - -  27.3
Vermont     8 100.0 100.0  37.5  87.5  12.5  25.0  87.5      - -      - -  12.5
Virgin Islands     1 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0      - - 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -
Virginia    21 100.0  85.7  57.1  47.6      - -  42.9  57.1   4.8      - -  19.0
Washington    20 100.0  95.0  35.0  70.0      - -  10.0  30.0   5.0   5.0  10.0
West Virginia     9 100.0 100.0  44.4  88.9      - -      - -  88.9  11.1  11.1  11.1
Wisconsin    15 100.0  93.3  13.3  13.3   6.7   6.7  40.0      - -  53.3  13.3
Wyoming      ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡
1 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
2 Facilities that have Opioid Treatment Programs certified by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration.
3 Percentages sum to more than 100 percent because a facility could report more than one licensing, certification, or accreditation organization.
4 Joint Commission was formerly JCAHO (Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations); CARF was formerly Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities; NCQA = National Committee for Quality Assurance; COA = Council on Accreditation.
- -  Quantity is zero.
‡  No facilities in this category.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 6.24. Facility smoking policy, by state or jurisdiction: 2012
Number and percent distribution
State or jurisdiction1   Number of facilities   Percent distribution
Total2 Type of facility smoking policy   Total Type of facility smoking policy
Not
permitted
on the
property
or within
any
building		 Permitted
only
outdoors		 Permitted
outdoors
and in
designated
indoor
area(s)		 Permitted
anywhere
without
restriction		 Other Not
permitted
on the
property
or within
any
building		 Permitted
only
outdoors		 Permitted
outdoors
and in
designated
indoor
area(s)		 Permitted
anywhere
without
restriction		 Other
Total  14,153 4,989 6,990 1,615    21   538 100.0  35.3  49.4  11.4   0.1   3.8
Alabama    147    16    94    31     - -     6 100.0  10.9  63.9  21.1      - -   4.1
Alaska     94    39    37    14     - -     4 100.0  41.5  39.4  14.9      - -   4.3
Arizona    324    90   165    40     - -    29 100.0  27.8  50.9  12.3      - -   9.0
Arkansas     92    33    38    18     - -     3 100.0  35.9  41.3  19.6      - -   3.3
California  1,592   454   768   254     2   114 100.0  28.5  48.2  16.0   0.1   7.2
Colorado    443   140   245    47     1    10 100.0  31.6  55.3  10.6   0.2   2.3
Connecticut    222    66   115    36     - -     5 100.0  29.7  51.8  16.2      - -   2.3
Delaware     40     9    22     6     - -     3 100.0  22.5  55.0  15.0      - -   7.5
District of Columbia     39     9    22     7     - -     1 100.0  23.1  56.4  17.9      - -   2.6
Fed. of Micronesia      1     - -     - -     1     - -     - - 100.0      - -      - - 100.0      - -      - -
Florida    637   189   346    65     - -    37 100.0  29.7  54.3  10.2      - -   5.8
Georgia    274    62   163    39     - -    10 100.0  22.6  59.5  14.2      - -   3.6
Guam      4     1     3     - -     - -     - - 100.0  25.0  75.0      - -      - -      - -
Hawaii    122    77    28    13     - -     4 100.0  63.1  23.0  10.7      - -   3.3
Idaho    107    21    57    22     - -     7 100.0  19.6  53.3  20.6      - -   6.5
Illinois    621   163   373    72     - -    13 100.0  26.2  60.1  11.6      - -   2.1
Indiana    275   150    99    24     - -     2 100.0  54.5  36.0   8.7      - -   0.7
Iowa    145    74    56    13     - -     2 100.0  51.0  38.6   9.0      - -   1.4
Kansas    227    43   140    36     - -     8 100.0  18.9  61.7  15.9      - -   3.5
Kentucky    320    39   234    43     - -     4 100.0  12.2  73.1  13.4      - -   1.3
Louisiana    144    49    71    18     - -     6 100.0  34.0  49.3  12.5      - -   4.2
Maine    221    87   102    23     - -     9 100.0  39.4  46.2  10.4      - -   4.1
Maryland    357    91   209    49     - -     8 100.0  25.5  58.5  13.7      - -   2.2
Massachusetts    324   127   142    38     - -    17 100.0  39.2  43.8  11.7      - -   5.2
Michigan    486   152   271    52     - -    11 100.0  31.3  55.8  10.7      - -   2.3
Minnesota    344    84   203    41     2    14 100.0  24.4  59.0  11.9   0.6   4.1
Mississippi    112    22    69    15     - -     6 100.0  19.6  61.6  13.4      - -   5.4
Missouri    276    82   150    32     1    11 100.0  29.7  54.3  11.6   0.4   4.0
Montana     66    20    31    10     - -     5 100.0  30.3  47.0  15.2      - -   7.6
Nebraska    122    34    79     8     - -     1 100.0  27.9  64.8   6.6      - -   0.8
Nevada     85    45    32     6     - -     2 100.0  52.9  37.6   7.1      - -   2.4
New Hampshire     59    26    27     3     - -     3 100.0  44.1  45.8   5.1      - -   5.1
New Jersey    371   150   182    35     1     3 100.0  40.4  49.1   9.4   0.3   0.8
New Mexico    151    44    85    21     - -     1 100.0  29.1  56.3  13.9      - -   0.7
New York    925   811    79    17     - -    18 100.0  87.7   8.5   1.8      - -   1.9
North Carolina    459   113   277    46     1    22 100.0  24.6  60.3  10.0   0.2   4.8
North Dakota     64    13    42     6     - -     3 100.0  20.3  65.6   9.4      - -   4.7
Ohio    381   115   212    41     - -    13 100.0  30.2  55.6  10.8      - -   3.4
Oklahoma    215   130    61    19     - -     5 100.0  60.5  28.4   8.8      - -   2.3
Oregon    234   155    62     8     - -     9 100.0  66.2  26.5   3.4      - -   3.8
Palau         ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡        ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡
Pennsylvania    552   126   354    55     - -    17 100.0  22.8  64.1  10.0      - -   3.1
Puerto Rico    153    60    58    24     8     3 100.0  39.2  37.9  15.7   5.2   2.0
Rhode Island     61    17    32     9     - -     3 100.0  27.9  52.5  14.8      - -   4.9
South Carolina    101    36    53     8     - -     4 100.0  35.6  52.5   7.9      - -   4.0
South Dakota     66    24    37     5     - -     - - 100.0  36.4  56.1   7.6      - -      - -
Tennessee    237    38   165    25     - -     9 100.0  16.0  69.6  10.5      - -   3.8
Texas    472   138   225    74     2    33 100.0  29.2  47.7  15.7   0.4   7.0
Utah    166    88    66    10     1     1 100.0  53.0  39.8   6.0   0.6   0.6
Vermont     43    21    17     5     - -     - - 100.0  48.8  39.5  11.6      - -      - -
Virgin Islands      3     - -     3     - -     - -     - - 100.0      - - 100.0      - -      - -      - -
Virginia    230    60   139    23     1     7 100.0  26.1  60.4  10.0   0.4   3.0
Washington    466   179   217    51     1    18 100.0  38.4  46.6  10.9   0.2   3.9
West Virginia     93    17    51    21     - -     4 100.0  18.3  54.8  22.6      - -   4.3
Wisconsin    334   136   160    30     - -     8 100.0  40.7  47.9   9.0      - -   2.4
Wyoming     54    24    22     6     - -     2 100.0  44.4  40.7  11.1      - -   3.7
1 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
2 Of 14,311 facilities, 158 facilities (1 percent) did not respond to the question. Percentages are based on the remaining 14,153 facilities.
  - - Quantity is zero.
‡  No facilities in this category.
NOTE: Percentages may not sum to 100 percent because of rounding.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 6.25a. Clients in treatment, according to facility operation, by state or jurisdiction: March 30, 2012
Number
State or jurisdiction1   Number of clients
Total Facility operation
Private
non-profit		 Private
for-profit		 Local,
county, or
community
govt.		 State govt. Total
Federal
govt.		 Federal govt. Tribal govt.
Dept. of
Veterans
Affairs		 Dept. of
Defense		 Indian
Health
Service		 Other
Total  1,248,905 653,392 424,871  68,903  38,226 41,391 32,499  6,419  2,271 202 22,122
Alabama    16,648   5,922   9,030     914     260    522    391    131       - -   - -       - -
Alaska     3,658   1,729     473     206        - -    514    103    321     90   - -    736
Arizona    37,920  17,730  13,336      76     130  1,855    971     67    817   - -  4,793
Arkansas     4,440   2,990     738        - -     115    597    597       - -       - -   - -       - -
California   125,756  64,566  44,140  11,873     477  3,803  2,994    562    247   - -    897
Colorado    38,825  15,184  19,466     518   1,887  1,718  1,243    475       - -   - -     52
Connecticut    37,022  33,366   2,537      70     583    435    403     32       - -   - -     31
Delaware     6,258   2,533   3,630        - -        - -     95     75     20       - -   - -       - -
District of Columbia     4,217   2,844   1,059        - -        - -    314    235     79       - -   - -       - -
Fed. of Micronesia      6        - -        - -        - -       6       - -       - -       - -       - -   - -       - -
Florida    54,362  27,085  22,540   1,743     336  2,658  2,555    103       - -   - -       - -
Georgia    21,129   3,921  12,800   1,567   1,958    883    326    557       - -   - -       - -
Guam       115      83      32        - -        - -       - -       - -       - -       - -   - -       - -
Hawaii     4,826   3,794     456        - -     200    376     70    306       - -   - -       - -
Idaho     6,016   1,130   2,954     849     883    120     85       - -     35   - -     80
Illinois    43,740  27,630  13,233     839     878  1,160  1,135       - -       - -  25       - -
Indiana    26,797  14,746  10,307   1,268      58    418    418       - -       - -   - -       - -
Iowa     8,663   7,773     609      76      84     87     87       - -       - -   - -     34
Kansas    11,689   4,772   4,797   1,008     302    750    285    408     57   - -     60
Kentucky    24,537  12,226  11,101     257     346    576    169    407       - -   - -     31
Louisiana    11,648   2,238   4,407     514   4,033    442    361     81       - -   - -     14
Maine    13,172   6,504   6,182     150      15    193    188       - -      5   - -    128
Maryland    39,080  12,949  18,489   3,229   3,398  1,015    852    117       - -  46       - -
Massachusetts    45,757  23,230  21,155     721     126    525    442     20       - -  63       - -
Michigan    50,809  26,108  18,733   3,528     163  1,213  1,213       - -       - -   - -  1,064
Minnesota    17,369   6,749   8,291     410     304    845    845       - -       - -   - -    770
Mississippi     6,048   2,720     694   1,638     519    332    330       - -       - -   2    145
Missouri    22,616  17,087   3,992      35     425  1,077    927    150       - -   - -       - -
Montana     4,864   2,129     364     147     124    390    362     15     13   - -  1,710
Nebraska     5,062   3,538     803     209        - -    340    292     40      8   - -    172
Nevada   5,310  3,228  1,779    20    22     92    56    32  4 - -   169
New Hampshire   5,946  3,587  2,307    25     7     20     - -    20 - - - -     - -
New Jersey  33,513 21,695  9,983   971   582    282   240    42 - - - -     - -
New Mexico  16,076  8,747  3,569   122   818    748   295     - - 453 - - 2,072
New York 115,455 85,834 16,511 8,936 3,037    903   601   292 - - 10   234
North Carolina  32,766 12,966 17,198   491   753  1,358   942   408  8 - -     - -
North Dakota   2,010    562    408     - -   902     73    36    20 17 - -    65
Ohio  38,089 31,554  2,794   962   702  2,077 2,032    45 - - - -     - -
Oklahoma  16,890  7,718  4,713    68   467  1,073   833   155 85 - - 2,851
Oregon  22,269 11,998  7,466 1,911    59    582   512     - - 70 - -   253
Palau           ‡              ‡              ‡             ‡            ‡         ‡        ‡         ‡    ‡        ‡         ‡  
Pennsylvania  55,772 30,775 23,420    27   113  1,437 1,402    35 - - - -     - -
Puerto Rico  16,783  4,775  2,014   110 9,470    414   414     - - - - - -     - -
Rhode Island   8,499  5,217  2,648     - -     - -    634   604    30 - - - -     - -
South Carolina  13,919  4,314  4,127 3,228 1,739    511   486    25 - - - -     - -
South Dakota   3,863  1,920    729    93   100    352    75     - - 257 20   669
Tennessee  19,115 10,224  8,613    14    23    241   205     - - - - 36     - -
Texas  31,375 12,147 15,131   886   749  2,438 1,985   453 - - - -    24
Utah  12,271  4,439  4,804 2,588   195    197   140    25 32 - -    48
Vermont   4,023  3,384    600    10     - -     29    29     - - - - - -     - -
Virgin Islands      91     17       - -     - -    74       - -     - -     - - - - - -     - -
Virginia  22,438  2,888  8,195 10,034   351    970   490   480 - - - -     - -
Washington  43,945 18,785 16,254 2,163   387  2,887 2,421   466 - - - - 3,469
West Virginia   9,596  4,215  5,043     - -    43    295   295     - - - - - -     - -
Wisconsin  22,986  7,281  9,901 3,933    23    393   343     - - 50 - - 1,455
Wyoming   2,856  1,846    316   466     - -    132   109     - - 23 - -    96
1 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
‡  No facilities in this category.
- -  Quantity is zero.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 6.25b. Clients in treatment, according to facility operation, by state or jurisdiction: March 30, 2012
Percent distribution
State or jurisdiction1   Percent distribution
Total Facility operation
Private
non-profit		 Private
for-profit		 Local,
county, or
community
govt.		 State govt. Total
Federal
govt.		 Federal govt. Tribal govt.
Dept. of
Veterans
Affairs		 Dept. of
Defense		 Indian
Health
Service		 Other
Total  100.0  52.3  34.0   5.5   3.1   3.3   2.6   0.5   0.2      *   1.8
Alabama 100.0  35.6  54.2   5.5   1.6   3.1   2.3   0.8      - -      - -      - -
Alaska 100.0  47.3  12.9   5.6      - -  14.1   2.8   8.8   2.5      - -  20.1
Arizona 100.0  46.8  35.2   0.2   0.3   4.9   2.6   0.2   2.2      - -  12.6
Arkansas 100.0  67.3  16.6      - -   2.6  13.4  13.4      - -      - -      - -      - -
California 100.0  51.3  35.1   9.4   0.4   3.0   2.4   0.4   0.2      - -   0.7
Colorado 100.0  39.1  50.1   1.3   4.9   4.4   3.2   1.2      - -      - -   0.1
Connecticut 100.0  90.1   6.9   0.2   1.6   1.2   1.1   0.1      - -      - -   0.1
Delaware 100.0  40.5  58.0      - -      - -   1.5   1.2   0.3      - -      - -      - -
District of Columbia 100.0  67.4  25.1      - -      - -   7.4   5.6   1.9      - -      - -      - -
Fed. of Micronesia 100.0      - -      - -      - - 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Florida 100.0  49.8  41.5   3.2   0.6   4.9   4.7   0.2      - -      - -      - -
Georgia 100.0  18.6  60.6   7.4   9.3   4.2   1.5   2.6      - -      - -      - -
Guam 100.0  72.2  27.8      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Hawaii 100.0  78.6   9.4      - -   4.1   7.8   1.5   6.3      - -      - -      - -
Idaho 100.0  18.8  49.1  14.1  14.7   2.0   1.4      - -   0.6      - -   1.3
Illinois 100.0  63.2  30.3   1.9   2.0   2.7   2.6      - -      - -   0.1      - -
Indiana 100.0  55.0  38.5   4.7   0.2   1.6   1.6      - -      - -      - -      - -
Iowa 100.0  89.7   7.0   0.9   1.0   1.0   1.0      - -      - -      - -   0.4
Kansas 100.0  40.8  41.0   8.6   2.6   6.4   2.4   3.5   0.5      - -   0.5
Kentucky 100.0  49.8  45.2   1.0   1.4   2.3   0.7   1.7      - -      - -   0.1
Louisiana 100.0  19.2  37.8   4.4  34.6   3.8   3.1   0.7      - -      - -   0.1
Maine 100.0  49.4  46.9   1.1   0.1   1.5   1.4      - -      *      - -   1.0
Maryland 100.0  33.1  47.3   8.3   8.7   2.6   2.2   0.3      - -   0.1      - -
Massachusetts 100.0  50.8  46.2   1.6   0.3   1.1   1.0      *      - -   0.1      - -
Michigan 100.0  51.4  36.9   6.9   0.3   2.4   2.4      - -      - -      - -   2.1
Minnesota 100.0  38.9  47.7   2.4   1.8   4.9   4.9      - -      - -      - -   4.4
Mississippi 100.0  45.0  11.5  27.1   8.6   5.5   5.5      - -      - -      *   2.4
Missouri 100.0  75.6  17.7   0.2   1.9   4.8   4.1   0.7      - -      - -      - -
Montana 100.0  43.8   7.5   3.0   2.5   8.0   7.4   0.3   0.3      - -  35.2
Nebraska 100.0  69.9  15.9   4.1      - -   6.7   5.8   0.8   0.2      - -   3.4
Nevada 100.0  60.8  33.5   0.4   0.4   1.7   1.1   0.6   0.1      - -   3.2
New Hampshire 100.0  60.3  38.8   0.4   0.1   0.3      - -   0.3      - -      - -      - -
New Jersey 100.0  64.7  29.8   2.9   1.7   0.8   0.7   0.1      - -      - -      - -
New Mexico 100.0  54.4  22.2   0.8   5.1   4.7   1.8      - -   2.8      - -  12.9
New York 100.0  74.3  14.3   7.7   2.6   0.8   0.5   0.3      - -      *   0.2
North Carolina 100.0  39.6  52.5   1.5   2.3   4.1   2.9   1.2      *      - -      - -
North Dakota 100.0  28.0  20.3      - -  44.9   3.6   1.8   1.0   0.8      - -   3.2
Ohio 100.0  82.8   7.3   2.5   1.8   5.5   5.3   0.1      - -      - -      - -
Oklahoma 100.0  45.7  27.9   0.4   2.8   6.4   4.9   0.9   0.5      - -  16.9
Oregon 100.0  53.9  33.5   8.6   0.3   2.6   2.3      - -   0.3      - -   1.1
Palau       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡
Pennsylvania 100.0  55.2  42.0      *   0.2   2.6   2.5   0.1      - -      - -      - -
Puerto Rico 100.0  28.5  12.0   0.7  56.4   2.5   2.5      - -      - -      - -      - -
Rhode Island 100.0  61.4  31.2      - -      - -   7.5   7.1   0.4      - -      - -      - -
South Carolina 100.0  31.0  29.7  23.2  12.5   3.7   3.5   0.2      - -      - -      - -
South Dakota 100.0  49.7  18.9   2.4   2.6   9.1   1.9      - -   6.7   0.5  17.3
Tennessee 100.0  53.5  45.1   0.1   0.1   1.3   1.1      - -      - -   0.2      - -
Texas 100.0  38.7  48.2   2.8   2.4   7.8   6.3   1.4      - -      - -   0.1
Utah 100.0  36.2  39.1  21.1   1.6   1.6   1.1   0.2   0.3      - -   0.4
Vermont 100.0  84.1  14.9   0.2      - -   0.7   0.7      - -      - -      - -      - -
Virgin Islands 100.0  18.7      - -      - -  81.3      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Virginia 100.0  12.9  36.5  44.7   1.6   4.3   2.2   2.1      - -      - -      - -
Washington 100.0  42.7  37.0   4.9   0.9   6.6   5.5   1.1      - -      - -   7.9
West Virginia 100.0  43.9  52.6      - -   0.4   3.1   3.1      - -      - -      - -      - -
Wisconsin 100.0  31.7  43.1  17.1   0.1   1.7   1.5      - -   0.2      - -   6.3
Wyoming 100.0  64.6  11.1  16.3      - -   4.6   3.8      - -   0.8      - -   3.4
1 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
*  Less than 0.05 percent.
‡  No facilities in this category.
- -  Quantity is zero.
NOTE: Percentages may not sum to 100 percent because of rounding.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 6.26. Clients in treatment, according to primary focus of facility, by state or jurisdiction: March 30, 2012
Number and percent distribution
State or jurisdiction1   Number of clients   Percent distribution
Total  Primary focus of facility Total Primary focus of facility
Substance
abuse
treatment
services		 Mental
health
services		 Mix of mental
health and
substance abuse
treatment services		 General
health
care		 Other Substance
abuse
treatment
services		 Mental
health
services		 Mix of mental
health and
substance abuse
treatment services		 General
health
care		 Other
Total  1,248,905 767,218  59,745 378,326  17,415  26,201 100.0  61.4   4.8  30.3   1.4   2.1
Alabama    16,648  12,926     765   2,738     154      65 100.0  77.6   4.6  16.4   0.9   0.4
Alaska     3,658   1,820      39   1,644      47     108 100.0  49.8   1.1  44.9   1.3   3.0
Arizona    37,920  14,495     645  20,927     819   1,034 100.0  38.2   1.7  55.2   2.2   2.7
Arkansas     4,440   2,093   1,274     853      52     168 100.0  47.1  28.7  19.2   1.2   3.8
California   125,756  91,143   3,516  24,589   3,580   2,928 100.0  72.5   2.8  19.6   2.8   2.3
Colorado    38,825  19,199   2,234  16,555     312     525 100.0  49.5   5.8  42.6   0.8   1.4
Connecticut    37,022  16,840     456  19,215     354     157 100.0  45.5   1.2  51.9   1.0   0.4
Delaware     6,258   2,373        - -   3,579      75     231 100.0  37.9      - -  57.2   1.2   3.7
District of Columbia     4,217   2,704      40   1,114     344      15 100.0  64.1   0.9  26.4   8.2   0.4
Fed. of Micronesia         6        - -        - -       6        - -        - - 100.0      - -      - - 100.0      - -      - -
Florida    54,362  35,532   1,110  16,388     710     622 100.0  65.4   2.0  30.1   1.3   1.1
Georgia    21,129  13,392     471   7,106      42     118 100.0  63.4   2.2  33.6   0.2   0.6
Guam       115     115        - -        - -        - -        - - 100.0 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -
Hawaii     4,826   3,636      68   1,098        - -      24 100.0  75.3   1.4  22.8      - -   0.5
Idaho     6,016   2,771      33   2,232      37     943 100.0  46.1   0.5  37.1   0.6  15.7
Illinois    43,740  28,886   1,236  12,041     329   1,248 100.0  66.0   2.8  27.5   0.8   2.9
Indiana    26,797  13,281   1,682  11,357     264     213 100.0  49.6   6.3  42.4   1.0   0.8
Iowa     8,663   6,439      95   2,002      71      56 100.0  74.3   1.1  23.1   0.8   0.6
Kansas    11,689   8,275   1,273   1,599     151     391 100.0  70.8  10.9  13.7   1.3   3.3
Kentucky    24,537  12,075   1,473  10,852        - -     137 100.0  49.2   6.0  44.2      - -   0.6
Louisiana    11,648   7,184     296   3,874       7     287 100.0  61.7   2.5  33.3   0.1   2.5
Maine    13,172   5,404   2,259   5,173     158     178 100.0  41.0  17.2  39.3   1.2   1.4
Maryland    39,080  30,369     445   7,068     583     615 100.0  77.7   1.1  18.1   1.5   1.6
Massachusetts    45,757  22,406   5,175  16,523     745     908 100.0  49.0  11.3  36.1   1.6   2.0
Michigan    50,809  21,089   8,435  20,088     464     733 100.0  41.5  16.6  39.5   0.9   1.4
Minnesota    17,369  11,524     106   5,367      30     342 100.0  66.3   0.6  30.9   0.2   2.0
Mississippi     6,048   2,154   1,296   2,196     205     197 100.0  35.6  21.4  36.3   3.4   3.3
Missouri    22,616  15,077   1,343   5,368     484     344 100.0  66.7   5.9  23.7   2.1   1.5
Montana     4,864   1,804       5   3,009      18      28 100.0  37.1   0.1  61.9   0.4   0.6
Nebraska     5,062   1,738     308   2,890      40      86 100.0  34.3   6.1  57.1   0.8   1.7
Nevada   5,310   3,355      22   1,479   138   316 100.0  63.2   0.4  27.9   2.6   6.0
New Hampshire   5,946   3,241   2,296     384     - -    25 100.0  54.5  38.6   6.5      - -   0.4
New Jersey  33,513  19,810   1,270  10,764 1,115   554 100.0  59.1   3.8  32.1   3.3   1.7
New Mexico  16,076   4,773     763   8,454   557 1,529 100.0  29.7   4.7  52.6   3.5   9.5
New York 115,455  97,899   1,747  13,709 1,171   929 100.0  84.8   1.5  11.9   1.0   0.8
North Carolina  32,766  21,134   2,150   8,429   533   520 100.0  64.5   6.6  25.7   1.6   1.6
North Dakota   2,010     910      13   1,075    12     - - 100.0  45.3   0.6  53.5   0.6      - -
Ohio  38,089  21,327   3,745  11,924   560   533 100.0  56.0   9.8  31.3   1.5   1.4
Oklahoma  16,890   8,025     743   6,692   812   618 100.0  47.5   4.4  39.6   4.8   3.7
Oregon  22,269  14,777     544   6,083   155   710 100.0  66.4   2.4  27.3   0.7   3.2
Palau            ‡              ‡              ‡             ‡            ‡            ‡        ‡         ‡         ‡           ‡           ‡         ‡
Pennsylvania  55,772  41,176     603  11,181    84 2,728 100.0  73.8   1.1  20.0   0.2   4.9
Puerto Rico  16,783   9,707     435   6,610     - -    31 100.0  57.8   2.6  39.4      - -   0.2
Rhode Island   8,499   4,799     166   3,321   200    13 100.0  56.5   2.0  39.1   2.4   0.2
South Carolina  13,919  10,009   1,245   2,404     - -   261 100.0  71.9   8.9  17.3      - -   1.9
South Dakota   3,863   1,851        - -   1,843    12   157 100.0  47.9      - -  47.7   0.3   4.1
Tennessee  19,115   8,709   3,561   5,345   426 1,074 100.0  45.6  18.6  28.0   2.2   5.6
Texas  31,375  25,040     623   5,146   158   408 100.0  79.8   2.0  16.4   0.5   1.3
Utah  12,271   6,719     192   5,117     7   236 100.0  54.8   1.6  41.7   0.1   1.9
Vermont   4,023   1,826      52   1,987     - -   158 100.0  45.4   1.3  49.4      - -   3.9
Virgin Islands      91        - -        - -      91     - -     - - 100.0      - -      - - 100.0      - -      - -
Virginia  22,438   8,997     778  11,862   125   676 100.0  40.1   3.5  52.9   0.6   3.0
Washington  43,945  32,193     815   8,615 1,097 1,225 100.0  73.3   1.9  19.6   2.5   2.8
West Virginia   9,596   4,720     734   4,117    25     - - 100.0  49.2   7.6  42.9   0.3      - -
Wisconsin  22,986   8,294   1,121  12,656   153   762 100.0  36.1   4.9  55.1   0.7   3.3
Wyoming   2,856   1,183      49   1,587     - -    37 100.0  41.4   1.7  55.6      - -   1.3
1 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
- -  Quantity is zero.
‡  No facilities in this category.
NOTE: Percentages may not sum to 100 percent because of rounding.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 6.27a. Clients in treatment, according to type of care received, by state or jurisdiction: March 30, 2012
Number
State or jurisdiction1   Number of clients
Total Type of care received
Total
out-
patient		 Outpatient Total
residen-
tial		 Residential (non-hospital) Total
hospital
inpatient		 Hospital inpatient
Regular Intensive Day
treatment
or partial
hospital-
ization		 Detox Methadone
maintenance		 Short-
term		 Long-
term		 Detox Treat-
ment		 Detox
Total  1,248,905 1,120,615 629,794 148,893  24,530  15,847 301,551 110,843 29,391 70,734 10,718 17,447 10,497  6,950
Alabama    16,648  14,834   2,727   3,958     106      76   7,967  1,717    733    843    141     97     29     68
Alaska     3,658   3,355   2,446     671      78       6     154    300     55    228     17      3       - -      3
Arizona    37,920  35,290  21,518   7,305     550     337   5,580  2,307    573  1,572    162    323    193    130
Arkansas     4,440   3,703   2,255     563     176      85     624    701    284    363     54     36      1     35
California   125,756 108,050  60,965  13,009   3,309   3,042  27,725 16,533  2,785 12,000  1,748  1,173    707    466
Colorado    38,825  36,831  31,046   3,238     114     321   2,112  1,677    428    987    262    317    261     56
Connecticut    37,022  35,160  15,863   4,342     314     608  14,033  1,596    475  1,050     71    266    136    130
Delaware     6,258   5,993   3,093     179     135       5   2,581    195     10    185       - -     70     21     49
District of Columbia     4,217   3,645   1,103     517      70     610   1,345    548    286    247     15     24     10     14
Fed. of Micronesia         6       4       4        - -        - -        - -        - -        - -        - -        - -        - -      2      2       - -
Florida    54,362  47,780  27,651   3,249   1,914     701  14,265  5,825  1,339  3,710    776    757    403    354
Georgia    21,129  18,235   6,372   1,971   1,183     267   8,442  2,064    384  1,450    230    830    605    225
Guam       115      80      63      15        - -       2        - -     35      1     33      1       - -       - -       - -
Hawaii     4,826   4,461   2,525   1,099     120      18     699    365     50    298     17       - -       - -       - -
Idaho     6,016   5,851   3,589   1,941     200      97      24    153     83     66      4     12      9      3
Illinois    43,740  39,873  21,107   6,513     716     844  10,693  3,577  1,560  1,628    389    290    101    189
Indiana    26,797  25,537  14,119   4,011     270     209   6,928    989    168    766     55    271    134    137
Iowa     8,663   7,878   5,717   1,429     139      73     520    712    432    269     11     73     17     56
Kansas    11,689  10,678   7,497     944      64      43   2,130    757    268    410     79    254    244     10
Kentucky    24,537  22,311  18,380   1,633      83      79   2,136  1,909    228  1,499    182    317    179    138
Louisiana    11,648  10,112   4,635   2,050     345      25   3,057  1,376    437    868     71    160     73     87
Maine    13,172  12,613   8,087     671     115      50   3,690    294     89    205       - -    265    101    164
Maryland    39,080  36,765  16,585   4,122     197     424  15,437  1,994    527  1,429     38    321    210    111
Massachusetts    45,757  41,921  24,382   1,478     566     699  14,796  3,151    855  2,037    259    685    240    445
Michigan    50,809  47,533  35,545   3,460     555     517   7,456  2,989    736  1,754    499    287    177    110
Minnesota    17,369  13,207   4,394   3,927     609      87   4,190  4,103  1,441  2,024    638     59     19     40
Mississippi     6,048   4,495   3,763     376     161      20     175  1,234    460    751     23    319    199    120
Missouri    22,616  20,561  11,261   5,666     992     115   2,527  1,452    787    505    160    603    580     23
Montana     4,864   4,297   2,903     943      69     107     275    497    244    214     39     70     33     37
Nebraska     5,062   4,373   3,141     562      98      31     541    676    216    428     32     13       - -     13
Nevada   5,310   4,666  3,060    627    63   110     806    554    154   350    50    90    55    35
New Hampshire   5,946   5,554  2,719    374     7   433   2,021    384    146   195    43     8     - -     8
New Jersey  33,513  28,804 11,234  5,488 1,320   258  10,504  3,872  1,795 2,025    52   837   630   207
New Mexico  16,076  13,795  9,447  1,789   132   380   2,047  2,054    138   638 1,278   227   194    33
New York 115,455 102,157 53,488  8,617 3,855   367  35,830 10,751  1,449 8,651   651 2,547 1,200 1,347
North Carolina  32,766  29,599 14,093  3,780   513   317  10,896  2,420    448 1,869   103   747   473   274
North Dakota   2,010   1,540  1,167    251   112    10        - -    407     58   345     4    63    46    17
Ohio  38,089  35,379 23,962  5,373   290   652   5,102  2,249    553 1,629    67   461   310   151
Oklahoma  16,890  15,371 10,673  1,321    41   421   2,915  1,376    309 1,020    47   143    56    87
Oregon  22,269  20,725 12,495  3,559   454   132   4,085  1,538    333 1,054   151     6     - -     6
Palau           ‡           ‡         ‡         ‡      ‡      ‡           ‡          ‡          ‡       ‡       ‡      ‡       ‡       ‡
Pennsylvania  55,772  49,834 21,231  9,434   932   256  17,981  5,507  2,700 2,295   512   431   262   169
Puerto Rico  16,783  10,644  3,973    890   825   648   4,308  4,721     68 3,954   699 1,418 1,312   106
Rhode Island   8,499   8,148  4,934    523   107   106   2,478    319     82   233     4    32     4    28
South Carolina  13,919  13,102  8,322  1,631   125    96   2,928    475    188   287     - -   342   191   151
South Dakota   3,863   3,054  2,181    755    59    22      37    760    278   446    36    49    40     9
Tennessee  19,115  16,933  8,357  2,096   247   108   6,125  1,998    659 1,119   220   184    62   122
Texas  31,375  25,001 10,606  4,327   421   113   9,534  5,449  1,720 3,388   341   925   614   311
Utah  12,271  11,086  6,791  1,361   460   191   2,283  1,150    263   803    84    35    16    19
Vermont   4,023   3,751  2,556    357   122    20     696    137     50    79     8   135    96    39
Virgin Islands      91      74     37     20     - -     - -      17     17       - -    17     - -     - -     - -     - -
Virginia  22,438  21,282 13,142  2,389   480   250   5,021  1,037    342   535   160   119    31    88
Washington  43,945  41,529 22,554 11,148   200   585   7,042  2,191  1,142   903   146   225   149    76
West Virginia   9,596   9,162  3,491    672     8   467   4,524    407     75   307    25    27    17    10
Wisconsin  22,986  21,429 14,822  1,617   462   259   4,269  1,082    448   582    52   475    35   440
Wyoming   2,856   2,570  1,723    652    47   148        - -    262     59   191    12    24    20     4
1 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
‡  No facilities in this category.
- -  Quantity is zero.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 6.27b. Clients in treatment, according to type of care received, by state or jurisdiction: March 30, 2012
Percent distribution
State or jurisdiction1   Percent distribution
Total Type of care received
Total
out-
patient		 Outpatient Total
residen-
tial		 Residential (non-hospital) Total
hospital
inpatient		 Hospital inpatient
Regular Intensive Day
treatment
or partial
hospital-
ization		 Detox Methadone
maintenance		 Short-
term		 Long-
term		 Detox Treat-
ment		 Detox
Total  100.0  89.7  50.4  11.9   2.0   1.3  24.1   8.9   2.4   5.7   0.9   1.4   0.8   0.6
Alabama 100.0  89.1  16.4  23.8   0.6   0.5  47.9  10.3   4.4   5.1   0.8   0.6   0.2   0.4
Alaska 100.0  91.7  66.9  18.3   2.1   0.2   4.2   8.2   1.5   6.2   0.5   0.1      - -   0.1
Arizona 100.0  93.1  56.7  19.3   1.5   0.9  14.7   6.1   1.5   4.1   0.4   0.9   0.5   0.3
Arkansas 100.0  83.4  50.8  12.7   4.0   1.9  14.1  15.8   6.4   8.2   1.2   0.8      *   0.8
California 100.0  85.9  48.5  10.3   2.6   2.4  22.0  13.1   2.2   9.5   1.4   0.9   0.6   0.4
Colorado 100.0  94.9  80.0   8.3   0.3   0.8   5.4   4.3   1.1   2.5   0.7   0.8   0.7   0.1
Connecticut 100.0  95.0  42.8  11.7   0.8   1.6  37.9   4.3   1.3   2.8   0.2   0.7   0.4   0.4
Delaware 100.0  95.8  49.4   2.9   2.2   0.1  41.2   3.1   0.2   3.0      - -   1.1   0.3   0.8
District of Columbia 100.0  86.4  26.2  12.3   1.7  14.5  31.9  13.0   6.8   5.9   0.4   0.6   0.2   0.3
Fed. of Micronesia 100.0  66.7  66.7      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -  33.3  33.3      - -
Florida 100.0  87.9  50.9   6.0   3.5   1.3  26.2  10.7   2.5   6.8   1.4   1.4   0.7   0.7
Georgia 100.0  86.3  30.2   9.3   5.6   1.3  40.0   9.8   1.8   6.9   1.1   3.9   2.9   1.1
Guam 100.0  69.6  54.8  13.0      - -   1.7      - -  30.4   0.9  28.7   0.9      - -      - -      - -
Hawaii 100.0  92.4  52.3  22.8   2.5   0.4  14.5   7.6   1.0   6.2   0.4      - -      - -      - -
Idaho 100.0  97.3  59.7  32.3   3.3   1.6   0.4   2.5   1.4   1.1   0.1   0.2   0.1      *
Illinois 100.0  91.2  48.3  14.9   1.6   1.9  24.4   8.2   3.6   3.7   0.9   0.7   0.2   0.4
Indiana 100.0  95.3  52.7  15.0   1.0   0.8  25.9   3.7   0.6   2.9   0.2   1.0   0.5   0.5
Iowa 100.0  90.9  66.0  16.5   1.6   0.8   6.0   8.2   5.0   3.1   0.1   0.8   0.2   0.6
Kansas 100.0  91.4  64.1   8.1   0.5   0.4  18.2   6.5   2.3   3.5   0.7   2.2   2.1   0.1
Kentucky 100.0  90.9  74.9   6.7   0.3   0.3   8.7   7.8   0.9   6.1   0.7   1.3   0.7   0.6
Louisiana 100.0  86.8  39.8  17.6   3.0   0.2  26.2  11.8   3.8   7.5   0.6   1.4   0.6   0.7
Maine 100.0  95.8  61.4   5.1   0.9   0.4  28.0   2.2   0.7   1.6      - -   2.0   0.8   1.2
Maryland 100.0  94.1  42.4  10.5   0.5   1.1  39.5   5.1   1.3   3.7   0.1   0.8   0.5   0.3
Massachusetts 100.0  91.6  53.3   3.2   1.2   1.5  32.3   6.9   1.9   4.5   0.6   1.5   0.5   1.0
Michigan 100.0  93.6  70.0   6.8   1.1   1.0  14.7   5.9   1.4   3.5   1.0   0.6   0.3   0.2
Minnesota 100.0  76.0  25.3  22.6   3.5   0.5  24.1  23.6   8.3  11.7   3.7   0.3   0.1   0.2
Mississippi 100.0  74.3  62.2   6.2   2.7   0.3   2.9  20.4   7.6  12.4   0.4   5.3   3.3   2.0
Missouri 100.0  90.9  49.8  25.1   4.4   0.5  11.2   6.4   3.5   2.2   0.7   2.7   2.6   0.1
Montana 100.0  88.3  59.7  19.4   1.4   2.2   5.7  10.2   5.0   4.4   0.8   1.4   0.7   0.8
Nebraska 100.0  86.4  62.1  11.1   1.9   0.6  10.7  13.4   4.3   8.5   0.6   0.3      - -   0.3
Nevada 100.0  87.9  57.6  11.8   1.2   2.1  15.2  10.4   2.9   6.6   0.9   1.7   1.0   0.7
New Hampshire 100.0  93.4  45.7   6.3   0.1   7.3  34.0   6.5   2.5   3.3   0.7   0.1      - -   0.1
New Jersey 100.0  85.9  33.5  16.4   3.9   0.8  31.3  11.6   5.4   6.0   0.2   2.5   1.9   0.6
New Mexico 100.0  85.8  58.8  11.1   0.8   2.4  12.7  12.8   0.9   4.0   7.9   1.4   1.2   0.2
New York 100.0  88.5  46.3   7.5   3.3   0.3  31.0   9.3   1.3   7.5   0.6   2.2   1.0   1.2
North Carolina 100.0  90.3  43.0  11.5   1.6   1.0  33.3   7.4   1.4   5.7   0.3   2.3   1.4   0.8
North Dakota 100.0  76.6  58.1  12.5   5.6   0.5      - -  20.2   2.9  17.2   0.2   3.1   2.3   0.8
Ohio 100.0  92.9  62.9  14.1   0.8   1.7  13.4   5.9   1.5   4.3   0.2   1.2   0.8   0.4
Oklahoma 100.0  91.0  63.2   7.8   0.2   2.5  17.3   8.1   1.8   6.0   0.3   0.8   0.3   0.5
Oregon 100.0  93.1  56.1  16.0   2.0   0.6  18.3   6.9   1.5   4.7   0.7      *      - -      *
Palau       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡
Pennsylvania 100.0  89.4  38.1  16.9   1.7   0.5  32.2   9.9   4.8   4.1   0.9   0.8   0.5   0.3
Puerto Rico 100.0  63.4  23.7   5.3   4.9   3.9  25.7  28.1   0.4  23.6   4.2   8.4   7.8   0.6
Rhode Island 100.0  95.9  58.1   6.2   1.3   1.2  29.2   3.8   1.0   2.7      *   0.4      *   0.3
South Carolina 100.0  94.1  59.8  11.7   0.9   0.7  21.0   3.4   1.4   2.1      - -   2.5   1.4   1.1
South Dakota 100.0  79.1  56.5  19.5   1.5   0.6   1.0  19.7   7.2  11.5   0.9   1.3   1.0   0.2
Tennessee 100.0  88.6  43.7  11.0   1.3   0.6  32.0  10.5   3.4   5.9   1.2   1.0   0.3   0.6
Texas 100.0  79.7  33.8  13.8   1.3   0.4  30.4  17.4   5.5  10.8   1.1   2.9   2.0   1.0
Utah 100.0  90.3  55.3  11.1   3.7   1.6  18.6   9.4   2.1   6.5   0.7   0.3   0.1   0.2
Vermont 100.0  93.2  63.5   8.9   3.0   0.5  17.3   3.4   1.2   2.0   0.2   3.4   2.4   1.0
Virgin Islands 100.0  81.3  40.7  22.0      - -      - -  18.7  18.7      - -  18.7      - -      - -      - -      - -
Virginia 100.0  94.8  58.6  10.6   2.1   1.1  22.4   4.6   1.5   2.4   0.7   0.5   0.1   0.4
Washington 100.0  94.5  51.3  25.4   0.5   1.3  16.0   5.0   2.6   2.1   0.3   0.5   0.3   0.2
West Virginia 100.0  95.5  36.4   7.0   0.1   4.9  47.1   4.2   0.8   3.2   0.3   0.3   0.2   0.1
Wisconsin 100.0  93.2  64.5   7.0   2.0   1.1  18.6   4.7   1.9   2.5   0.2   2.1   0.2   1.9
Wyoming 100.0  90.0  60.3  22.8   1.6   5.2      - -   9.2   2.1   6.7   0.4   0.8   0.7   0.1
1 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
*  Less than 0.05 percent.
‡  No facilities in this category.
- -  Quantity is zero.
NOTE: Percentages may not sum to 100 percent because of rounding.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 6.28. Clients in treatment, according to substance abuse problem and diagnosed co-occurring mental and substance abuse disorders,
by state or jurisdiction: March 30, 2012
Number and percent distribution
State or jurisdiction1 Substance abuse problem Diagnosed co-occurring mental
and substance abuse disorders
Number of clients Percent distribution Total3 Number of
clients		 Percent
Total2 Both alcohol
and drug
abuse		 Drug
abuse only		 Alcohol
abuse only		 Total Both alcohol
and drug
abuse		 Drug
abuse
only		 Alcohol
abuse
only
Total 1,237,133 543,155 470,665 223,313 100.0  43.9  38.0  18.1 1,157,008 537,676  46.5
Alabama    16,342   4,411  10,467   1,464 100.0  27.0  64.0   9.0    15,389   4,598  29.9
Alaska     3,643   1,663     509   1,471 100.0  45.6  14.0  40.4     3,207   1,905  59.4
Arizona    37,750  18,110  11,458   8,182 100.0  48.0  30.4  21.7    35,913  16,630  46.3
Arkansas     4,291   2,228   1,457     605 100.0  51.9  34.0  14.1     4,024   2,165  53.8
California   125,502  54,194  47,374  23,934 100.0  43.2  37.7  19.1   105,818  47,170  44.6
Colorado    37,929  15,327   8,596  14,006 100.0  40.4  22.7  36.9    35,659  13,528  37.9
Connecticut    36,496  15,733  16,098   4,665 100.0  43.1  44.1  12.8    36,395  19,365  53.2
Delaware     6,258   1,650   3,706     902 100.0  26.4  59.2  14.4     6,258   3,183  50.9
District of Columbia     4,217   1,656   2,112     450 100.0  39.3  50.1  10.7     4,129   1,960  47.5
Fed. of Micronesia         6       3       2       1 100.0  50.0  33.3  16.7       6       5  83.3
Florida    53,951  22,856  22,221   8,874 100.0  42.4  41.2  16.4    49,378  21,990  44.5
Georgia    20,604   7,040  10,678   2,886 100.0  34.2  51.8  14.0    18,743   7,969  42.5
Guam       115      81      20      14 100.0  70.4  17.4  12.2       115      47  40.9
Hawaii     4,826   2,095   1,877     854 100.0  43.4  38.9  17.7     3,573   1,196  33.5
Idaho     5,766   3,664   1,032   1,070 100.0  63.5  17.9  18.6     5,754   3,150  54.7
Illinois    43,484  18,845  15,093   9,546 100.0  43.3  34.7  22.0    38,805  13,875  35.8
Indiana    26,797  11,016  10,293   5,488 100.0  41.1  38.4  20.5    25,551   9,674  37.9
Iowa     8,663   4,513   1,917   2,234 100.0  52.1  22.1  25.8     8,535   3,788  44.4
Kansas    11,689   5,163   4,050   2,476 100.0  44.2  34.6  21.2    11,407   4,688  41.1
Kentucky    24,537  10,790   8,964   4,783 100.0  44.0  36.5  19.5    22,721   8,261  36.4
Louisiana    11,648   5,104   5,076   1,468 100.0  43.8  43.6  12.6    11,213   4,526  40.4
Maine    12,884   5,161   5,242   2,481 100.0  40.1  40.7  19.3    12,773   9,080  71.1
Maryland    39,070  14,523  18,905   5,642 100.0  37.2  48.4  14.4    37,742  15,229  40.4
Massachusetts    45,219  16,828  21,964   6,427 100.0  37.2  48.6  14.2    45,127  30,581  67.8
Michigan    50,795  24,553  14,852  11,389 100.0  48.3  29.2  22.4    48,882  26,237  53.7
Minnesota    16,924   8,081   5,458   3,385 100.0  47.7  32.3  20.0    16,516   9,667  58.5
Mississippi     6,048   3,420   1,463   1,165 100.0  56.5  24.2  19.3     5,896   3,665  62.2
Missouri    22,352  10,701   7,019   4,633 100.0  47.9  31.4  20.7    21,471  10,351  48.2
Montana     4,856   2,635     802   1,420 100.0  54.3  16.5  29.2     4,840   2,566  53.0
Nebraska     5,062   2,944     916   1,202 100.0  58.2  18.1  23.7     4,753   2,757  58.0
Nevada     5,275  2,594  1,883    798 100.0  49.2  35.7  15.1     4,501   1,864  41.4
New Hampshire     5,946  3,101  2,134    711 100.0  52.2  35.9  12.0     5,946   4,031  67.8
New Jersey    33,291 13,578 15,418  4,295 100.0  40.8  46.3  12.9    30,378  12,247  40.3
New Mexico    15,976  6,719  4,585  4,671 100.0  42.1  28.7  29.2    14,242   7,347  51.6
New York   110,476 52,665 43,138 14,673 100.0  47.7  39.0  13.3   108,283  47,809  44.2
North Carolina    32,490 12,944 14,259  5,287 100.0  39.8  43.9  16.3    29,927  14,946  49.9
North Dakota     2,010  1,122    269    619 100.0  55.8  13.4  30.8     1,924     984  51.1
Ohio    37,964 21,056 11,135  5,773 100.0  55.5  29.3  15.2    36,547  18,151  49.7
Oklahoma    16,714  8,089  5,945  2,680 100.0  48.4  35.6  16.0    15,633   7,584  48.5
Oregon    22,269  9,954  7,293  5,022 100.0  44.7  32.7  22.6    21,143   7,655  36.2
Palau              ‡        ‡        ‡        ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡              ‡          ‡       ‡
Pennsylvania    55,772 25,115 23,043  7,614 100.0  45.0  41.3  13.7    53,128  27,910  52.5
Puerto Rico    16,713  6,209  8,644  1,860 100.0  37.2  51.7  11.1    14,626   7,448  50.9
Rhode Island     8,499  3,617  3,546  1,336 100.0  42.6  41.7  15.7     8,393   5,147  61.3
South Carolina    13,919  5,774  5,433  2,712 100.0  41.5  39.0  19.5    12,727   4,209  33.1
South Dakota     3,863  2,045    542  1,276 100.0  52.9  14.0  33.0     3,746   1,636  43.7
Tennessee    19,115  5,852 10,158  3,105 100.0  30.6  53.1  16.2    18,189   9,690  53.3
Texas    31,245 13,467 13,712  4,066 100.0  43.1  43.9  13.0    27,631  10,366  37.5
Utah    12,239  5,993  4,431  1,815 100.0  49.0  36.2  14.8    11,265   6,083  54.0
Vermont     4,023  1,858  1,489    676 100.0  46.2  37.0  16.8     4,023   2,231  55.5
Virgin Islands        32     12      8     12 100.0  37.5  25.0  37.5        32      20  62.5
Virginia    22,347  9,329  8,724  4,294 100.0  41.7  39.0  19.2    21,828   9,668  44.3
Washington    43,912 23,164 11,525  9,223 100.0  52.8  26.2  21.0    38,253  13,835  36.2
West Virginia     9,596  2,285  6,267  1,044 100.0  23.8  65.3  10.9     9,577   4,529  47.3
Wisconsin    22,867 10,379  6,923  5,565 100.0  45.4  30.3  24.3    21,642  11,121  51.4
Wyoming     2,856  1,246    540  1,070 100.0  43.6  18.9  37.5     2,831   1,359  48.0
1 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located. 
2 Of 1,248,905 clients, 11,772 clients (1 percent) reported by the 270 facilities that did not respond to the substance abuse problem question were excluded.
3 Of 1,248,905 clients, 20,433 clients (2 percent) reported by the 356 facilities that did not respond to the co-occurring disorders question and 71,464 clients (6 percent) reported by the 1,232 facilities that responded to the co-occurring disorders question but reported no clients with a mental health disorder were excluded.
‡  No facilities in this category.
NOTE: Numbers and percentages may not sum to totals because of rounding.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012. 

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Table 6.29. Clients in treatment, according to counseling type, by state or jurisdiction: March 30, 2012
Number and percent
State or jurisdiction1   Number of clients2 Percent2
Total Counseling type Counseling type
Individual
counseling		 Group
counseling 		 Family
counseling		 Marital/
couples
counseling		 Individual
counseling		 Group
counseling 		 Family
counseling		 Marital/
couples
counseling
Total  1,248,905 1,230,048 1,182,858 1,011,607   773,120  98.5  94.7  81.0  61.9
Alabama    16,648    16,505    16,504    15,458    11,131  99.1  99.1  92.9  66.9
Alaska     3,658     3,658     3,599     3,256     2,996 100.0  98.4  89.0  81.9
Arizona    37,920    37,207    35,651    32,577    26,646  98.1  94.0  85.9  70.3
Arkansas     4,440     4,434     4,339     4,113     3,041  99.9  97.7  92.6  68.5
California   125,756   124,429   112,876    75,845    51,767  98.9  89.8  60.3  41.2
Colorado    38,825    38,270    37,904    28,965    27,495  98.6  97.6  74.6  70.8
Connecticut    37,022    34,305    36,790    32,584    28,084  92.7  99.4  88.0  75.9
Delaware     6,258     6,258     5,603     5,854     5,090 100.0  89.5  93.5  81.3
District of Columbia     4,217     4,029     4,217     3,311     1,940  95.5 100.0  78.5  46.0
Fed. of Micronesia       6       6       6       6       6 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0
Florida    54,362    53,875    51,750    40,589    30,351  99.1  95.2  74.7  55.8
Georgia    21,129    20,823    19,692    16,528    11,342  98.6  93.2  78.2  53.7
Guam       115       115       115       115        46 100.0 100.0 100.0  40.0
Hawaii     4,826     4,826     4,537     4,182     2,612 100.0  94.0  86.7  54.1
Idaho     6,016     5,166     5,954     4,968     4,411  85.9  99.0  82.6  73.3
Illinois    43,740    43,077    41,664    36,301    26,224  98.5  95.3  83.0  60.0
Indiana    26,797    25,926    26,292    25,297    15,259  96.7  98.1  94.4  56.9
Iowa     8,663     8,577     8,327     7,547     6,733  99.0  96.1  87.1  77.7
Kansas    11,689    11,625    11,353     9,749     7,968  99.5  97.1  83.4  68.2
Kentucky    24,537    23,879    22,533    19,755    16,503  97.3  91.8  80.5  67.3
Louisiana    11,648    11,603    10,817     9,180     7,071  99.6  92.9  78.8  60.7
Maine    13,172    12,625    11,920    11,804    10,395  95.8  90.5  89.6  78.9
Maryland    39,080    37,794    36,106    32,323    24,427  96.7  92.4  82.7  62.5
Massachusetts    45,757    44,683    44,190    40,681    35,359  97.7  96.6  88.9  77.3
Michigan    50,809    49,995    45,970    43,119    36,716  98.4  90.5  84.9  72.3
Minnesota    17,369    17,336    17,148    12,093     8,012  99.8  98.7  69.6  46.1
Mississippi     6,048     5,916     5,642     5,712     4,543  97.8  93.3  94.4  75.1
Missouri    22,616    22,172    21,840    18,569    14,199  98.0  96.6  82.1  62.8
Montana     4,864     4,852     4,652     4,504     3,760  99.8  95.6  92.6  77.3
Nebraska     5,062     5,062     4,634     4,877     4,284 100.0  91.5  96.3  84.6
Nevada     5,310     5,284     4,774     4,043     3,407  99.5  89.9  76.1  64.2
New Hampshire     5,946     5,931     5,842     5,521     4,666  99.7  98.3  92.9  78.5
New Jersey    33,513    33,339    32,932    31,828    22,545  99.5  98.3  95.0  67.3
New Mexico    16,076    15,994    15,571    14,250    11,711  99.5  96.9  88.6  72.8
New York   115,455   114,884   108,877    87,264    58,687  99.5  94.3  75.6  50.8
North Carolina    32,766    32,609    29,975    24,696    19,038  99.5  91.5  75.4  58.1
North Dakota     2,010     1,966     1,911     1,914     1,265  97.8  95.1  95.2  62.9
Ohio    38,089    37,515    36,368    31,118    22,803  98.5  95.5  81.7  59.9
Oklahoma    16,890    16,740    15,865    13,377    11,522  99.1  93.9  79.2  68.2
Oregon    22,269    22,269    22,126    19,873    13,292 100.0  99.4  89.2  59.7
Palau              ‡              ‡              ‡              ‡              ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡
Pennsylvania    55,772    55,418    54,312    50,722    39,374  99.4  97.4  90.9  70.6
Puerto Rico    16,783    16,566    16,579    15,833    12,882  98.7  98.8  94.3  76.8
Rhode Island     8,499     8,499     8,486     7,304     6,804 100.0  99.8  85.9  80.1
South Carolina    13,919    13,919    13,151    13,261    10,597 100.0  94.5  95.3  76.1
South Dakota     3,863     3,824     3,822     3,388     2,636  99.0  98.9  87.7  68.2
Tennessee    19,115    18,962    18,656    15,027    13,240  99.2  97.6  78.6  69.3
Texas    31,375    31,191    27,704    24,159    16,273  99.4  88.3  77.0  51.9
Utah    12,271    12,248    12,134    11,072     8,422  99.8  98.9  90.2  68.6
Vermont     4,023     4,023     4,023     2,920     2,549 100.0 100.0  72.6  63.4
Virgin Islands        91        91        91        32        17 100.0 100.0  35.2  18.7
Virginia    22,438    21,659    22,144    19,779    16,045  96.5  98.7  88.1  71.5
Washington    43,945    43,664    43,435    33,162    19,634  99.4  98.8  75.5  44.7
West Virginia     9,596     9,169     9,432     8,148     7,585  95.6  98.3  84.9  79.0
Wisconsin    22,986    22,400    19,192    20,293    17,178  97.5  83.5  88.3  74.7
Wyoming     2,856     2,856     2,831     2,761     2,537 100.0  99.1  96.7  88.8
1 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located. 
2 Counseling types sum to more than the Total column and percentages sum to more than 100 percent because clients could receive more than one type of counseling.
‡  No facilities in this category.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012. 

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Table 6.30a. Clients under age 18 in treatment, according to facility operation, by state or jurisdiction: March 30, 2012
Number
State or jurisdiction1   Number of clients under age 18
Total2 Facility operation
Private
non-profit		 Private
for-profit		 Local,
county, or
community
govt.		 State govt. Total
Federal
govt.		 Federal govt. Tribal govt.
Dept. of
Veterans
Affairs		 Dept. of
Defense		 Indian
Health
Service		 Other
Total  89,521 56,519 19,037  5,653  4,813    571       - - - -   571 - -  2,928
Alabama    546    491     55       - -       - -       - -       - - - -     - - - -       - -
Alaska    360    240     16     14       - -       - -       - - - -     - - - -     90
Arizona  3,527  1,475    780     10       - -    309       - - - -   309 - -    953
Arkansas    433    418     15       - -       - -       - -       - - - -     - - - -       - -
California 12,799  9,157  1,811  1,627     64     26       - - - -    26 - -    114
Colorado  1,871    796    929     40     90       - -       - - - -     - - - -     16
Connecticut    493    451     36      2      2       - -       - - - -     - - - -      2
Delaware    610     30    580       - -       - -       - -       - - - -     - - - -       - -
District of Columbia     12     12       - -       - -       - -       - -       - - - -     - - - -       - -
Fed. of Micronesia       1        - -        - -        - -       1       - -        - - - -     - - - -        - -
Florida  3,700  3,259    413     28       - -       - -       - - - -     - - - -       - -
Georgia    912    143    538    113    118       - -       - - - -     - - - -       - -
Guam     30     30       - -       - -       - -       - -       - - - -     - - - -       - -
Hawaii  1,664  1,610     54       - -       - -       - -       - - - -     - - - -       - -
Idaho    570    110    322    130       - -      3       - - - -     3 - -      5
Illinois  3,145  2,669    380     96       - -       - -       - - - -     - - - -       - -
Indiana  1,488  1,075    367     46       - -       - -       - - - -     - - - -       - -
Iowa    970    933     30      7       - -       - -       - - - -     - - - -       - -
Kansas  1,068    521    413    129       - -       - -       - - - -     - - - -      5
Kentucky  1,431    949    482       - -       - -       - -       - - - -     - - - -       - -
Louisiana    478    200     53     21    201       - -       - - - -     - - - -      3
Maine  1,033    690    329      1       - -       - -       - - - -     - - - -     13
Maryland  2,617    680  1,251    228    458       - -       - - - -     - - - -       - -
Massachusetts  2,343  1,810    521     11      1       - -       - - - -     - - - -       - -
Michigan  4,082  2,686    929    233     65       - -       - - - -     - - - -    169
Minnesota  1,121    407    525     18     46       - -       - - - -     - - - -    125
Mississippi    333     90     53     68     97       - -       - - - -     - - - -     25
Missouri  1,932  1,735    185       - -     12       - -       - - - -     - - - -       - -
Montana    415    191     40      4      6       - -       - - - -     - - - -    174
Nebraska    531    387     98     10       - -       - -       - - - -     - - - -     36
Nevada   364   268    57    20     - -       - - - - - - - - - -    19
New Hampshire   433   414     - -    19     - -       - - - - - - - - - -       - -
New Jersey 1,635 1,046   502    84     3       - - - - - - - - - -       - -
New Mexico 1,323   888    89     5    25     68 - - - - 68 - -    248
New York 4,510 3,223   789   331   138       - - - - - - - - - -     29
North Carolina 1,951   990   920    14    19      8 - - - -  8 - -       - -
North Dakota   244    57    44     - -   113       - - - - - - - - - -     30
Ohio 3,365 2,962   347    46    10       - - - - - - - - - -       - -
Oklahoma 1,423   749   290    27    76       - - - - - - - - - -    281
Oregon 1,488   921   261   210     - -     70 - - - - 70 - -     26
Palau       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡   ‡   ‡   ‡   ‡       ‡
Pennsylvania 3,047 2,086   961     - -     - -       - - - - - - - - - -       - -
Puerto Rico 3,284   404    37     - - 2,843       - - - - - - - - - -       - -
Rhode Island   323   250    73     - -     - -       - - - - - - - - - -       - -
South Carolina 1,499   935    43   398   123       - - - - - - - - - -       - -
South Dakota   667   381    60     - -    13     83 - - - - 83 - -    130
Tennessee 1,620 1,445   175     - -     - -       - - - - - - - - - -       - -
Texas 2,762 1,942   573   141    99       - - - - - - - - - -      7
Utah 1,210   676   377   139     1      4 - - - -  4 - -     13
Vermont   351   330    11    10     - -       - - - - - - - - - -       - -
Virgin Islands     3     - -     - -     - -     3       - - - - - - - - - -       - -
Virginia 1,571   291   435   844     1       - - - - - - - - - -       - -
Washington 3,555 1,902   914   265   184       - - - - - - - - - -    290
West Virginia   448   372    76     - -     - -       - - - - - - - - - -       - -
Wisconsin 1,714   566   780   250     1       - - - - - - - - - -    117
Wyoming   216   176    18    14     - -       - - - - - - - - - -      8
1 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
2  Fifteen facilities reporting 1,615 total clients did not respond to the question about clients under age 18.
‡  No facilities in this category.
- -  Quantity is zero.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 6.30b. Clients under age 18 in treatment, according to facility operation, by state or jurisdiction: March 30, 2012
Percent distribution
State or jurisdiction1   Percent distribution
Total2 Facility operation
Private
non-profit		 Private
for-profit		 Local,
county, or
community
govt.		 State govt. Total
Federal
govt.		 Federal govt. Tribal govt.
Dept. of
Veterans
Affairs		 Dept. of
Defense		 Indian
Health
Service		 Other
Total  100.0  63.1  21.3   6.3   5.4   0.6      - -      - -   0.6      - -   3.3
Alabama 100.0  89.9  10.1      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Alaska 100.0  66.7   4.4   3.9      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -  25.0
Arizona 100.0  41.8  22.1   0.3      - -   8.8      - -      - -   8.8      - -  27.0
Arkansas 100.0  96.5   3.5      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
California 100.0  71.5  14.1  12.7   0.5   0.2      - -      - -   0.2      - -   0.9
Colorado 100.0  42.5  49.7   2.1   4.8      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -   0.9
Connecticut 100.0  91.5   7.3   0.4   0.4      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -   0.4
Delaware 100.0   4.9  95.1      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
District of Columbia 100.0 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Fed. of Micronesia 100.0      - -      - -      - - 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Florida 100.0  88.1  11.2   0.8      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Georgia 100.0  15.7  59.0  12.4  12.9      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Guam 100.0 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Hawaii 100.0  96.8   3.2      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Idaho 100.0  19.3  56.5  22.8      - -   0.5      - -      - -   0.5      - -   0.9
Illinois 100.0  84.9  12.1   3.1      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Indiana 100.0  72.2  24.7   3.1      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Iowa 100.0  96.2   3.1   0.7      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Kansas 100.0  48.8  38.7  12.1      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -   0.5
Kentucky 100.0  66.3  33.7      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Louisiana 100.0  41.8  11.1   4.4  42.1      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -   0.6
Maine 100.0  66.8  31.8   0.1      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -   1.3
Maryland 100.0  26.0  47.8   8.7  17.5      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Massachusetts 100.0  77.3  22.2   0.5      *      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Michigan 100.0  65.8  22.8   5.7   1.6      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -   4.1
Minnesota 100.0  36.3  46.8   1.6   4.1      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -  11.2
Mississippi 100.0  27.0  15.9  20.4  29.1      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -   7.5
Missouri 100.0  89.8   9.6      - -   0.6      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Montana 100.0  46.0   9.6   1.0   1.4      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -  41.9
Nebraska 100.0  72.9  18.5   1.9      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -   6.8
Nevada 100.0  73.6  15.7   5.5      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -   5.2
New Hampshire 100.0  95.6      - -   4.4      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
New Jersey 100.0  64.0  30.7   5.1   0.2      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
New Mexico 100.0  67.1   6.7   0.4   1.9   5.1      - -      - -   5.1      - -  18.7
New York 100.0  71.5  17.5   7.3   3.1      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -   0.6
North Carolina 100.0  50.7  47.2   0.7   1.0   0.4      - -      - -   0.4      - -      - -
North Dakota 100.0  23.4  18.0      - -  46.3      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -  12.3
Ohio 100.0  88.0  10.3   1.4   0.3      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Oklahoma 100.0  52.6  20.4   1.9   5.3      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -  19.7
Oregon 100.0  61.9  17.5  14.1      - -   4.7      - -      - -   4.7      - -   1.7
Palau       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡       ‡        ‡       ‡        ‡       ‡
Pennsylvania 100.0  68.5  31.5      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Puerto Rico 100.0  12.3   1.1      - -  86.6      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Rhode Island 100.0  77.4  22.6      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
South Carolina 100.0  62.4   2.9  26.6   8.2      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
South Dakota 100.0  57.1   9.0      - -   1.9  12.4      - -      - -  12.4      - -  19.5
Tennessee 100.0  89.2  10.8      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Texas 100.0  70.3  20.7   5.1   3.6      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -   0.3
Utah 100.0  55.9  31.2  11.5   0.1   0.3      - -      - -   0.3      - -   1.1
Vermont 100.0  94.0   3.1   2.8      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Virgin Islands 100.0      - -      - -      - - 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Virginia 100.0  18.5  27.7  53.7   0.1      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Washington 100.0  53.5  25.7   7.5   5.2      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -   8.2
West Virginia 100.0  83.0  17.0      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -
Wisconsin 100.0  33.0  45.5  14.6   0.1      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -   6.8
Wyoming 100.0  81.5   8.3   6.5      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -      - -   3.7
1 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
2  Fifteen facilities reporting 1,615 total clients did not respond to the question about clients under age 18.
*  Less than 0.05 percent.
‡  No facilities in this category.
- -  Quantity is zero.
NOTE: Percentages may not sum to 100 percent because of rounding.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 6.31. Clients under age 18 in treatment, according to primary focus of facility, by state or jurisdiction: March 30, 2012
Number and percent distribution
State or jurisdiction1   Number of clients under age 18   Percent distribution
Total2 Primary focus of facility Total Primary focus of facility
Substance
abuse
treatment
services		 Mental
health
services		 Mix of mental
health and
substance abuse
treatment services		 General
health
care		 Other Substance
abuse
treatment
services		 Mental
health
services		 Mix of mental
health and
substance abuse
treatment services		 General
health
care		 Other
Total  89,521 39,927  6,674 40,653   673 1,594 100.0  44.6   7.5  45.4   0.8   1.8
Alabama    546    325     85    136     - -     - - 100.0  59.5  15.6  24.9      - -      - -
Alaska    360    109     25    225     1     - - 100.0  30.3   6.9  62.5   0.3      - -
Arizona  3,527    758    130  2,388   170    81 100.0  21.5   3.7  67.7   4.8   2.3
Arkansas    433     47     49    288     - -    49 100.0  10.9  11.3  66.5      - -  11.3
California 12,799  8,266    442  3,792   134   165 100.0  64.6   3.5  29.6   1.0   1.3
Colorado  1,871    534     58  1,270     8     1 100.0  28.5   3.1  67.9   0.4   0.1
Connecticut    493    191      8    291     - -     3 100.0  38.7   1.6  59.0      - -   0.6
Delaware    610    243       - -    358     - -     9 100.0  39.8      - -  58.7      - -   1.5
District of Columbia     12       - -       - -     12     - -     - - 100.0      - -      - - 100.0      - -      - -
Fed. of Micronesia      1   - -       - -   1     - -     - - 100.0      - -      - - 100.0      - -      - -
Florida  3,700  1,579     57  2,021    43     - - 100.0  42.7   1.5  54.6   1.2      - -
Georgia    912    130     27    755     - -     - - 100.0  14.3   3.0  82.8      - -      - -
Guam     30     30       - -       - -     - -     - - 100.0 100.0      - -      - -      - -      - -
Hawaii  1,664  1,583       - -     70     - -    11 100.0  95.1      - -   4.2      - -   0.7
Idaho    570    318     12    235     3     2 100.0  55.8   2.1  41.2   0.5   0.4
Illinois  3,145  1,664     95  1,350    18    18 100.0  52.9   3.0  42.9   0.6   0.6
Indiana  1,488    240    119  1,127     2     - - 100.0  16.1   8.0  75.7   0.1      - -
Iowa    970    534     33    386     - -    17 100.0  55.1   3.4  39.8      - -   1.8
Kansas  1,068    520    203    243     - -   102 100.0  48.7  19.0  22.8      - -   9.6
Kentucky  1,431    306    133    992     - -     - - 100.0  21.4   9.3  69.3      - -      - -
Louisiana    478    251     21    195     3     8 100.0  52.5   4.4  40.8   0.6   1.7
Maine  1,033    258    129    645     1     - - 100.0  25.0  12.5  62.4   0.1      - -
Maryland  2,617  1,696     18    873     - -    30 100.0  64.8   0.7  33.4      - -   1.1
Massachusetts  2,343    415    548  1,369    11     - - 100.0  17.7  23.4  58.4   0.5      - -
Michigan  4,082    924    496  2,621     - -    41 100.0  22.6  12.2  64.2      - -   1.0
Minnesota  1,121    647      6    453     - -    15 100.0  57.7   0.5  40.4      - -   1.3
Mississippi    333     58    107    168     - -     - - 100.0  17.4  32.1  50.5      - -      - -
Missouri  1,932    958    643    331     - -     - - 100.0  49.6  33.3  17.1      - -      - -
Montana    415    161      5    247     - -     2 100.0  38.8   1.2  59.5      - -   0.5
Nebraska    531     95     75    355     2     4 100.0  17.9  14.1  66.9   0.4   0.8
Nevada    364    133     - -    201 10 20 100.0  36.5      - -  55.2   2.7   5.5
New Hampshire    433     58   293     63 - - 19 100.0  13.4  67.7  14.5      - -   4.4
New Jersey  1,635    913    26    674 - - 22 100.0  55.8   1.6  41.2      - -   1.3
New Mexico  1,323    172    39  1,076  3 33 100.0  13.0   2.9  81.3   0.2   2.5
New York  4,510  3,853    54    530  8 65 100.0  85.4   1.2  11.8   0.2   1.4
North Carolina  1,951    564   437    738  7 205 100.0  28.9  22.4  37.8   0.4  10.5
North Dakota    244     76     - -    167  1 - - 100.0  31.1      - -  68.4   0.4      - -
Ohio  3,365  1,067   612  1,672 - - 14 100.0  31.7  18.2  49.7      - -   0.4
Oklahoma  1,423    294    67  1,046 16 - - 100.0  20.7   4.7  73.5   1.1      - -
Oregon  1,488    706     - -    646 70 66 100.0  47.4      - -  43.4   4.7   4.4
Palau     ‡        ‡        ‡        ‡   ‡  ‡     ‡     ‡     ‡     ‡     ‡     ‡
Pennsylvania  3,047  1,877     6    954 - - 210 100.0  61.6   0.2  31.3      - -   6.9
Puerto Rico  3,284    405   275  2,604 - - - - 100.0  12.3   8.4  79.3      - -      - -
Rhode Island    323    181     8     94 40 - - 100.0  56.0   2.5  29.1  12.4      - -
South Carolina  1,499  1,060    35    404 - - - - 100.0  70.7   2.3  27.0      - -      - -
South Dakota    667    384     - -    281  2 - - 100.0  57.6      - -  42.1   0.3      - -
Tennessee  1,620    231   952    387 21 29 100.0  14.3  58.8  23.9   1.3   1.8
Texas  2,762  1,755    84    879 - - 44 100.0  63.5   3.0  31.8      - -   1.6
Utah  1,210    405    72    733 - - - - 100.0  33.5   6.0  60.6      - -      - -
Vermont    351     17    10    316 - -  8 100.0   4.8   2.8  90.0      - -   2.3
Virgin Islands      3       - -     - -      3 - - - - 100.0      - -      - - 100.0      - -      - -
Virginia  1,571     50    44  1,477 - - - - 100.0   3.2   2.8  94.0      - -      - -
Washington  3,555  2,593    27    624 92 219 100.0  72.9   0.8  17.6   2.6   6.2
West Virginia    448     39    69    340 - - - - 100.0   8.7  15.4  75.9      - -      - -
Wisconsin  1,714    167    38  1,420  7 82 100.0   9.7   2.2  82.8   0.4   4.8
Wyoming    216     87     2    127 - - - - 100.0  40.3   0.9  58.8      - -      - -
1 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
2 Fifteen facilities reporting 1,615 total clients did not respond to the question about clients under age 18.  
‡  No facilities in this category.
- -  Quantity is zero.
NOTE: Percentages may not sum to total because of rounding.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 6.32. Clients under age 18 in treatment, according to type of care received, by state or jurisdiction: March 30, 2012
Number and percent distribution
State or jurisdiction1   Number of clients under age 18   Percent distribution
Total2  Type of care received Total Type of care received
Outpatient Residential
(non-hospital)		 Hospital
inpatient		 Outpatient Residential
(non-hospital)		 Hospital
inpatient
Total  89,521 80,403  7,639  1,479 100.0  89.8   8.5   1.7
Alabama    546    473     73       - - 100.0  86.6  13.4      - -
Alaska    360    304     56       - - 100.0  84.4  15.6      - -
Arizona  3,527  3,189    308     30 100.0  90.4   8.7   0.9
Arkansas    433    370     63       - - 100.0  85.5  14.5      - -
California 12,799 12,249    520     30 100.0  95.7   4.1   0.2
Colorado  1,871  1,714    147     10 100.0  91.6   7.9   0.5
Connecticut    493    465     26      2 100.0  94.3   5.3   0.4
Delaware    610    610       - -       - - 100.0 100.0      - -      - -
District of Columbia     12     12       - -       - - 100.0 100.0      - -      - -
Fed. of Micronesia     1     1     - -     - - 100.0 100.0      - -      - -
Florida  3,700  3,176    478     46 100.0  85.8  12.9   1.2
Georgia    912    766     72     74 100.0  84.0   7.9   8.1
Guam     30     24      6       - - 100.0  80.0  20.0      - -
Hawaii  1,664  1,638     26       - - 100.0  98.4   1.6      - -
Idaho    570    521     49       - - 100.0  91.4   8.6      - -
Illinois  3,145  2,726    401     18 100.0  86.7  12.8   0.6
Indiana  1,488  1,451     28      9 100.0  97.5   1.9   0.6
Iowa    970    846    121      3 100.0  87.2  12.5   0.3
Kansas  1,068  1,023     45       - - 100.0  95.8   4.2      - -
Kentucky  1,431  1,318     36     77 100.0  92.1   2.5   5.4
Louisiana    478    439     27     12 100.0  91.8   5.6   2.5
Maine  1,033    974     39     20 100.0  94.3   3.8   1.9
Maryland  2,617  2,468     78     71 100.0  94.3   3.0   2.7
Massachusetts  2,343  2,196    132     15 100.0  93.7   5.6   0.6
Michigan  4,082  4,006     56     20 100.0  98.1   1.4   0.5
Minnesota  1,121    856    265       - - 100.0  76.4  23.6      - -
Mississippi    333    252     50     31 100.0  75.7  15.0   9.3
Missouri  1,932  1,097    291    544 100.0  56.8  15.1  28.2
Montana    415    358     49      8 100.0  86.3  11.8   1.9
Nebraska    531    495     36       - - 100.0  93.2   6.8      - -
Nevada    364    350    14 - - 100.0  96.2   3.8      - -
New Hampshire    433    415    18 - - 100.0  95.8   4.2      - -
New Jersey  1,635  1,295   269 71 100.0  79.2  16.5   4.3
New Mexico  1,323  1,213    58 52 100.0  91.7   4.4   3.9
New York  4,510  4,043   452 15 100.0  89.6  10.0   0.3
North Carolina  1,951  1,722   175 54 100.0  88.3   9.0   2.8
North Dakota    244    205    31  8 100.0  84.0  12.7   3.3
Ohio  3,365  3,097   268 - - 100.0  92.0   8.0      - -
Oklahoma  1,423  1,217   162 44 100.0  85.5  11.4   3.1
Oregon  1,488  1,295   193 - - 100.0  87.0  13.0      - -
Palau       ‡        ‡       ‡  ‡     ‡     ‡     ‡     ‡
Pennsylvania  3,047  2,718   327  2 100.0  89.2  10.7   0.1
Puerto Rico  3,284  2,901   381  2 100.0  88.3  11.6   0.1
Rhode Island    323    287    36 - - 100.0  88.9  11.1      - -
South Carolina  1,499  1,454     9 36 100.0  97.0   0.6   2.4
South Dakota    667    528   112 27 100.0  79.2  16.8   4.0
Tennessee  1,620  1,410   195 15 100.0  87.0  12.0   0.9
Texas  2,762  2,123   554 85 100.0  76.9  20.1   3.1
Utah  1,210    779   431 - - 100.0  64.4  35.6      - -
Vermont    351    339     1 11 100.0  96.6   0.3   3.1
Virgin Islands      3      3     - - - - 100.0 100.0      - -      - -
Virginia  1,571  1,487    74 10 100.0  94.7   4.7   0.6
Washington  3,555  3,305   232 18 100.0  93.0   6.5   0.5
West Virginia    448    380    68 - - 100.0  84.8  15.2      - -
Wisconsin  1,714  1,630    77  7 100.0  95.1   4.5   0.4
Wyoming    216    190    24  2 100.0  88.0  11.1   0.9
1 Facilities operated by federal agencies are included in the states in which the facilities are located.
2 Fifteen facilities reporting 1,615 total clients did not respond to the question about clients under age 18.  
‡  No facilities in this category.
- -  Quantity is zero.
NOTE: Percentages may not sum to 100 percent because of rounding.
SOURCE: Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, National Survey of Substance Abuse Treatment Services (N-SSATS), 2012.

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Table 6.33. Clients in treatment aged 18 and over, according to substance abuse problem, by state or jurisdiction: March 30, 2012
Number and clients per 100,000 population aged 18 and over
State or jurisdiction1   Number of clients aged 18 and over   Clients per 100,000 population aged 18 and over
Total2 Substance abuse problem Total Substance abuse problem
Both alcohol
and drug abuse		 Drug
abuse only		 Alcohol
abuse only		 Both alcohol
and drug abuse		 Drug
abuse only		 Alcohol
abuse only
Total  1,149,637 495,064 447,023 207,550   479 206 186  86
Alabama    15,796  4,163 10,231  1,402   427 113 277  38
Alaska     3,283  1,448    472  1,362   603 266  87 250
Arizona    34,223 15,986 10,833  7,404   694 324 220 150
Arkansas     3,890  1,995  1,333    562   174  89  60  25
California   113,094 46,861 44,277 21,957   393 163 154  76
Colorado    36,059 14,342  8,217 13,500   911 363 208 341
Connecticut    36,003 15,484 15,935  4,585 1,287 554 570 164
Delaware     5,648  1,422  3,497    729   793 200 491 102
District of Columbia     4,205  1,652  2,104    449   804 316 402  86
Florida    50,266 20,966 20,941  8,358   328 137 137  55
Georgia    19,744  6,452 10,483  2,810   266  87 141  38
Hawaii     3,162  1,113  1,502    547   290 102 138  50
Idaho     5,196  3,277    951    968   444 280  81  83
Illinois    40,477 17,273 14,202  9,002   413 176 145  92
Indiana    25,355 10,369  9,892  5,095   513 210 200 103
Iowa     7,693