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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Addiction. 2016 May 15;111(8):1376–1384. doi: 10.1111/add.13364

Exhibit 5.

Proportion of Participants Willingness to Pay Co-Payment (Panel A) or Willingness to Accept Incentive (Panel B) to Enter Drug or Alcohol Treatment

Willing to Enter Drug Treatment (%) Willing to Enter Alcohol Treatment (%)
PANEL A: Percent willing to enter treatment with:1
 Zero co-payment 100 (N=107) 100 (N=124)
 $10 co-payment 70 (N=27) 68 (N=41)
 $30 co-payment 29 (N=49) 37 (N=41)
 $50 co-payment 23 (N=31) 31 (N=42)
Willing to Enter Drug Treatment (%) Willing to Enter Alcohol Treatment (%)
PANEL B: Percent willing to enter treatment with:2
 Zero co-payment 0 (N=237) 0 (N=509)
 $5 incentive 10 (N=39) 8 (N=113)
 $10 incentive 19 (N=48) 19 (N=90)
 $15 incentive 26 (N=57) 17 (N=102)
 $20 incentive 22 (N=50) 19 (N=109)
 $25 incentive 30 (N=43) 25 (N=95)
1

Includes only the subset of participants reporting they were willing to enter randomized treatment vignette described as “free to you” and “available in your area with appointments open” (107 participants with drug use disorders and 124 with alcohol use disorders).

2

Includes only the subset of participants reporting they were unwilling to enter randomized treatment vignette described as “free to you” and “available in your area with appointments open” (237 participants with drug abuse and 509 with alcohol abuse).