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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Feb 8.
Published in final edited form as: J Addict Med. 2020 Dec;14(6):e366–e368. doi: 10.1097/ADM.0000000000000744

TABLE 2.

Percent of SUD Treatment Facilities That Offer Telehealth by Whether the County Socially Distanced or Not (N = 14,066)

All Counties Counties With High Social Distancing Counties With Low Social Distancing P
All 26.90% 24.54% 39.20% P < 0.001
Census region
 Northeast 17.05% 15.90% 34.97% P < 0.001
 Midwest 28.57% 26.20% 40.78% P< 0.001
 South 31.03% 28.41% 36.50% P< 0.001
 West 28.22% 26.47% 48.48% P< 0.001
Type of facility
 OTP 20.77% 20.33% 25.17% 0.1685
 Non-OTP offers buprenorphine or naltrexone 37.79% 34.26% 58.54% P< 0.001
 Non-medication 20.29% 18.08% 29.76% P< 0.001
Types of payment accepted
 Medicaid 29.10% 25.80% 43.56% P< 0.001
 Private 30.94% 28.13% 44.57% P< 0.001
 No payment 11.11% 10.00% 18.42% 0.1302
For-profit status
 Missing 3.13% 0.00% 33.33%
 For-profit 26.36% 25.71% 31.24% 0.0026
 Non-profit/governmental 27.54% 24.00% 42.47% P< 0.001
County MSA status
 Metropolitan 24.18% 23.61% 31.34% 0.0002
 Nonmetropolitan 37.54% 30.40% 40.98% P< 0.001
Fatal drug overdose rate quartile
 Highest quartile 26.79% 23.66% 43.94% P< 0.001
 Not highest quartile 26.96% 25.03% 36.73% P< 0.001

Note: P-value is from a naïve logistic regression that only includes whether the facility was located in a county that social distanced or not. The unit of analysis is the facility, and the main predictor is a county-level measure. Social distance measure is calculated based on county-level changes in the SafeGraph data between February 2 to 8, 2020 and April 12 to 18, 2020. County-level fatal drug overdose rate and MSA status is from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention data in 2017.