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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Manag Care. 2014 Jan;20(1):76–82.

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of study population, 2009

Self-insured
(N=162,761)
Fully insured
(N=135,578)
N (%) N (%) p-value
Female 84,530 (54.1) 71,755 (52.9) p<0.001
Age p<0.001
 18-31 years 40,520 (24.9) 35,205 (26.0)
 32-46 years 63,903 (39.3) 50,870 (37.5)
 47-62 years 58,338 (35.8) 49,503 (36.5)
State p<0.001
 Colorado 31,794 (19.5) 23,348 (17.2)
 Connecticut 40,195 (24.7) 22,370 (16.5)
 Kentucky 11,488 (7.1) 2,764 (2.0)
 Maryland 35,618 (21.9) 56,933 (42.0)
 Maine 12,915 (7.9) 20,748 (15.3)
 Minnesota 9,840 (6.0) 2,782 (2.1)
 New Hampshire 4,592 (2.8) 976 (0.7)
 Oregon 12,050 (7.4) 5,164 (3.8)
 Rhode Island 2,893 (1.8) 363 (0.3)
 Vermont 1,376 (0.8) 130 (0.1)
Presence of selected diagnosis
 Any substance use disorder treatment 1,752 (1.1%) 912 (0.7%) p<0.001
  Any alcohol use disorder treatment 653 (0.4) 342 (0.3) p<0.001
  Any illicit drug use disorder
treatment
1,099 (0.7) 570 (0.4) p<0.001
  Any opioid use disorder treatment 323 (0.2) 166 (0.1) p<0.001

Notes:

All enrollees were continuously enrolled for the two-year study period (2009-2010).

p-values indicate whether self-insured and fully insured enrollees had significantly different baseline characteristics in 2009.

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