Fig. 1.

Probabilities^a of no-show encounter based on housing status (persons experiencing homelessness (PEH) vs. stably housed) and visit modality for patients with Substance Use Disorder seeking care at an outpatient behavioral health center of Denver Health, March - September 2020. Black lines on bars represent 95% Confidence Intervals of the Probabilities. ^a Probabilities are calculated as average marginal effects of visit modality on appointment status by housing status based on estimates of logistic regression model where the outcome is appointment status (no-show versus completed) and independent variables are visit modality, patient’s housing status, an interaction term of these two variables, age, sex, race/ethnicity and provider type.