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. 2014 Jun;104(6):e75–e82. doi: 10.2105/AJPH.2013.301827

TABLE 1—

Characteristics of Opioid Treatment Programs in the United States: National Drug Abuse Treatment System Survey, 2005 and 2011

Characteristic 2005 (n = 187) 2011 (n = 196) P
Prevalence of injection drug users, % .279
 < 25 33.6 36.7
 25–74 40.6 44.3
 ≥ 75 25.6 18.8
African American clients, % .101
 < 10 40.6 49.0
 ≥ 10 59.4 51.0
Hispanic clients, % .337
 < 10 48.7 53.6
 ≥ 10 51.3 46.3
Revenue from federal government < .001
 None 62.0 78.5
 ≥ 1% 37.9 21.4
Revenue from private insurance .526
 None 58.8 55.6
 ≥ 1% 41.1 44.3
Staff-to-client ratio, mean (SD) 0.04 (0.04) 0.05 (0.03) .014
CARF accreditation .199
 No 54.0 47.4
 Yes 45.9 52.5
Ownership .15
 Private non-for-profit 45.9 50.0
 Private for-profit 36.3 39.2
 Public 17.6 10.7
Hospital affiliation .105
 No 81.2 87.7
 Yes 18.1 12.2
Method of treatment < .001
 Methadone only 66.8 46.9
 Buprenorphine only 20.3 29.0
 Both methadone + buprenorphine 12.8 23.9

Note. CARF = CARF International (formerly known as the Commission on the Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities). Percentages may not equal 100 because of rounding.