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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2007 Feb 27.
Published in final edited form as: Arch Phys Med Rehabil. 2005 May;86(5):905–911. doi: 10.1016/j.apmr.2004.09.026

Table 2.

Rates of Mental Illness Among Medicaid Beneficiaries With TBI SMRF, 1995

SMI
Other Mental Illness
No Mental Illness
Characteristics N % N % N %
All 678 18.6 601 16.5 2362 64.9
Medicaid program*
 Alabama 74 11.2 56 8.5 529 80.3
 Georgia 230 18.2 211 16.7 825 65.2
 New Jersey 208 22.4 165 17.8 554 59.8
 Wisconsin 166 21.0 169 21.4 454 57.5
Sex
 Female 400 18.2 373 16.9 1429 64.9
 Male 278 19.3 228 15.8 933 64.8
Race and ethnicity*
 White 269 18.9 268 18.9 885 62.2
 African American 180 14.7 157 12.9 885 72.4
 Latino 13 13.1 21 21.2 65 65.7
 Other/unknown 216 24.1 155 17.3 527 58.7
Age at end of 1995 (y)*
 21–29 112 11.1 158 15.7 738 73.2
 30–39 236 19.8 224 18.8 733 61.4
 40–49 199 26.7 120 16.1 426 57.2
 50–64 131 18.9 99 14.2 465 66.9
Reason for eligibility*
 Blind/disabled 559 22.1 422 16.7 1547 61.2
 AFDC 79 9.5 142 17.0 615 73.6
 Poverty 24 24.2 14 14.1 61 61.6
 Other 16 9.0 23 12.9 139 78.1
Medicare
 Yes 187 20.8 151 16.8 560 62.4
 No 491 17.9 450 16.4 1802 65.7
Private insurance
 Yes 18 14.0 24 18.6 87 67.4
 No 660 18.8 577 16.4 2275 64.8
Substance abuse*
 Yes 198 35.0 110 19.4 258 45.6
 No 480 15.6 491 16.0 2104 68.4
Physical comorbidity*
 Absent 383 16.4 349 14.9 1608 68.7
 Low 224 21.9 204 19.9 597 58.2
 Severe 71 25.7 48 17.4 157 56.9

NOTE. Based on FFS Medicaid beneficiaries in Alabama, Georgia, New Jersey, and Wisconsin, who were diagnosed with TBI, full-year enrolled, aged 18 to 64 years, and alive by the end of 1995.

*

Significant group differences (χ2 test, P < .05) in mental illness.