Table 2.

Comparison of those who had been reincarcerated during the 12-month follow-up period (N=284)

	Reincarcerated (n=138)	Not Reincarcerated (n=146)
Demographics
Age at baseline*	31.1	33.3
Years of education at baseline	11.6	11.0
Employed at least part time**	22.5%	39.0%
Married/living as married	37.7%	41.8%
Income during follow-up period	$7,925	$7,119
Had money problems during the follow-up period	83.3%	74.7%
Intervention group	49.3%	48.6%
Drug Use & Treatment
Any drug use***	77.5%	43.2%
Any injection drug use***	47.1%	19.9%
Substance use treatment	32.6%	26.7%
Health & Service Utilization
# of days experiencing medical problems during follow up	51.9	61.4
Currently being treated for a health problem*	33.3%	47.9%
Had a usual source of care if sick or needed health advice	53.6%	62.3%
Insured at least 1 month	84.1%	90.4%
Housing
Stable housing	85.5%	87.7%
Non-stable housing***	55.1%	35.6%
Hospital/inpatient/residential facility	10.9%	6.8%
GAIN Self-Efficacy Index (Strengths; 0–10)***	4.9	5.7
GAIN General Satisfaction Index (0–6)**	3.7	4.7
Relationships
Peer Criminality (TCU; 10–50)***	26.1	19.9
Lived alone	2.2%	5.5%
Lived with spouse/companion/sexual partner	56.5%	54.8%
Lived with parents or other family	55.1%	52.7%
Lived with other adult roommates/friends***	44.2%	24.7%
Did anyone use alcohol or other drugs where you were living during the follow-up?***	56.5%	32.9%
Did you use alcohol or other drugs with family?**	29.0%	13.7%
Did you use alcohol or other drugs with friends?***	58.0%	24.0%
Average # of arrests prior to baseline	3.4	3.1

^*p ≤ .05

^**p ≤ .01

^***p ≤ .001