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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: School Ment Health. 2015 Dec 28;8(3):344–353. doi: 10.1007/s12310-015-9172-x

Table 3.

Medicaid-Funded Out-Of-School Behavioral Health Service Use and Associated Medicaid Expenditures

Out-of-school behavioral health service use
Autism (n=913) Conduct disorder/ODD (n=4,590) ADHD (n=9,444) Other psychiatric disorder (n=8,304) Type III
overall
interaction
effect
test
Age N Row % OR N Row % OR N Row % OR N Row % OR P-value
12-17 years old 267 26.3 0.254*** 2852 27.2 0.825* 3152 45.9 0.951 5323 2.3 0.654** 0.007
5-11 years old 646 14.9 Reference 1738 54.0 Reference 6292 25.6 Reference 2981 5.5 Reference NA
Medicaid expenditures for out-of-school behavioral health services
Age Mean
expenditures
Standard
Deviation
Mean
estimate
Mean
expenditures
Standard
Deviation
Mean
estimate
Mean
expenditures
Standard
Deviation
Mean
estimate
Mean
expenditures
Standard
Deviation
Mean
estimate
95% CI
P-value
12-17 years old $2,349 4612.51 1.057 $2,039 4094.76 1.184*** $1,497 3369.48 1.168*** $4,309 6383.98 1.351*** <.001
5-11 years old $2,020 2803.59 Reference $1,722 2931.76 Reference $1,095 1951.13 Reference $3,990 4900.88 Reference NA

Note. ODD: Oppositional defiant disorder, ADHD: Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. OR: Odds ratio.

*

p < 0.05

**

p < 0.01

***

p < 0.001. Separate logistic and log linear model (using a gamma distribution) were run within each diagnosis group to predict service use and expenditures, respectively. The models control for sex and race/ethnicity. Omnibus regression models were produced including all subjects to examine the interaction between age and diagnosis. Mean estimates present exponentiated beta coefficients.