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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 2.

Probability of Use of Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Treatment, Total Spending by Enrollee and Total Spending by SUD Treatment User Before and After Implementation of the MHPAEA1

Probability of Use of
SUD Treatment (%)
Change in Value Before and
After MHPAEA 2
2009 2010 95 % CI
(percentile
bootstrap)
Self-Insured
enrollees
(N=162,761)
1.04% 1.18% 0.05% [−0.03, 0.12]
Fully Insured
enrollees
(N=135,578)
0.70% 0.79%
Total Spending on
SUD Treatment per Enrollee ($)
Change in Value Before and
After MHPAEA 2
2009 2010 95 % CI
(percentile
bootstrap)
Self-Insured
enrollees
(N=162,761)
36.51 52.62 9.99 [2.54, 18.21]
Fully Insured
enrollees
(N=135,578)
26.58 32.70
Total Spending on
SUD Treatment per User ($)
Change in Value Before and
After MHPAEA 2
2009 2010 95 % CI
(percentile
bootstrap)
Self-Insured
Users
(N=3738)
3,502.41 4,453.12 607.68 [−185.71,
1423.13]
Fully Insured
Users
(N=1941)
3,795.87 4,138.90

Notes:

1

Models adjust for gender, age category and state of residence.

2

A difference-in-differences analysis was used to account for secular trends.

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