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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Prev Med. 2020 May 21;59(3):e125–e133. doi: 10.1016/j.amepre.2020.03.022

Table 1.

Characteristics of Counties With Opioid Use Disorder Treatment Programs That Provide or Allow Medications (n=3,142)

Percentage of counties with program
Characteristics Any program Programs for veterans Programs for pregnant and postpartum women Programs for adolescents
% (n) % (n) % (n) % (n)
Total 60.1 (1,889) 22.3 (701) 29.2 (918) 33.8 (1,062)
Medications provided on-site
 Buprenorphinea 29.3 (920) 12.2 (382) 17.0 (534) 11.8 (371)
 Naltrexone 34.5 (1,083) 13.5 (423) 16.0 (504) 16.3 (512)
 Methadonea 17.5 (550) 6.0 (188) 13.2 (415) 1.3 (40)
 Allows medications but must be provided by outside prescriber/facility 36.5 (1,147) 12.7 (399) 15.9 (499) 23.6 (742)
Payments accepted
 Medicaid 55.9 (1,755) 17.5 (550) 25.3 (795) 31.3 (985)
 Other state-financed insurance or TRICARE for veterans 49.6 (1,557) 14.5 (455) 21.1 (662) 26.7 (839)
 Private health insurance 55.6 (1,747) 19.4 (609) 24.7 (775) 31.0 (974)
 Cash/Self-payment 59.3 (1,864) 21.2 (666) 28.8 (904) 33.1 (1,039)
 Sliding scale available 45.6 (1,432) 14.2 (445) 19.5 (613) 25.0 (784)
Levels of addiction care
 Opioid detoxification 23.3 (733) 9.8 (307) 12.0 (378) 7.2 (225)
 Inpatient 10.2 (321) 3.8 (118) 2.5 (77) 2.5 (80)
 Residential 23.8 (748) 9.3 (292) 10.5 (331) 5.4 (170)
 Outpatient 59.0 (1,855) 20.6 (648) 27.6 (868) 33.4 (1,048)
Treatment in Spanish 18.6 (585) 8.0 (252) 10.6 (333) 11.0 (347)
a

Excludes buprenorphine or methadone used only in detoxification.