Clients in Treatment per 100,000 Population
5.1 Response rate and mode of responses by State or jurisdiction: N-SSATS 2000 [5.1 Continued]
5.3 Clients in treatment per 100,000 population aged 12 or older by substance abuse problem, according to State or jurisdiction: October 1, 2000. Number, percent distribution, and rate [5.3 Continued]
5.4a Substance abuse treatment facilities by facility ownership, according to State or jurisdiction: 2000. Number [5.4a Continued]
5.4b Substance abuse treatment facilities by facility ownership, according to State or jurisdiction: 2000. Percent distribution [5.4b Continued]
5.5 Substance abuse treatment facilities by primary focus of facility, according to State or jurisdiction: 2000. Number and percent distribution [5.5 Continued]
5.6 Substance abuse treatment facilities by type of care offered and dispensing of methadone/LAAM, according to State or jurisdiction: 2000. Number and percent [5.6 Continued]
5.7 Substance abuse treatment facilities by substance abuse problem treated, according to State or jurisdiction: 2000. Number and percent distribution [5.7 Continued]
5.8 Substance abuse treatment facilities by type of payment accepted and sliding fee scale, according to State or jurisdiction: 2000. Number and percent [5.8 Continued]
5.9a Substance abuse treatment facilities offering programs for special groups, according to State or jurisdiction: 2000. Number [5.9a Continued]
5.9b Substance abuse treatment facilities offering programs for special groups, according to State or jurisdiction: 2000. Percent [5.9b Continued]
5.10 Substance abuse treatment facilities with residential or hospital inpatient beds designated for substance abuse treatment, by State or jurisdiction: October 1, 2000. Number and utilization rate [5.10 Continued]
5.11 Facilities dispensing opioid substitutes and substance abuse treatment clients receiving opiod substitutes, by State or jurisdiction: October 1, 2000. Number and percent distribution [5.11 Continued]
5.12a Substance abuse treatment clients by facility ownership, according to State or jurisdiction: October 1, 2000. Number [5.12a Continued]
5.12b Substance abuse treatment clients by facility ownership, according to State or jurisdiction: October 1, 2000. Percent distribution [5.12b Continued]
5.13 Substance abuse treatment clients by primary focus of facility, according to State or jurisdiction: October 1, 2000. Number and percent distribution [5.13 Continued]
5.14a Substance abuse treatment clients by type of care received, according to State or jurisdiction: October 1, 2000. Number [5.14a Continued]
5.14b Substance abuse treatment clients by type of care received, according to State or jurisdiction: October 1, 2000. Percent distribution [5.14b Continued]
This chapter presents facility data by State or jurisdiction. Facilities operated by Federal agencies are included in the States in which the facilities are located, although these facilities may have clients from other States.
Table 5.1 details the 2000 N-SSATS survey response rate. The number of treatment facilities and clients in each State or jurisdiction is summarized in Table 5.2. Table 5.3 presents the number of clients in treatment by substance abuse problem and the number in treatment per 100,000 population (aged 12 or older) for the 50 States and the District of Columbia. Tables 5.4 to 5.14 provide State-level detail on tables presented in earlier chapters and will not be discussed.
Table 5.1. The overall response rate for the survey was 94 percent. For the 50 States and the District of Columbia, the response rate ranged from 90 percent for Texas to 100 percent for Wyoming. Puerto Rico, the largest of the non-State jurisdictions surveyed, had a response rate of 88 percent.
Table 5.2. Nearly half (47 percent) of all clients in treatment on October 1, 2000 were located in eight States. New York accounted for the largest proportion of all clients at 12 percent, while California had 11 percent of all clients. In descending order, the other six States that accounted for the majority of clients were Florida, Texas, Michigan, Illinois, Ohio, and Pennsylvania.
Table 5.3. For the United States, there were 428 clients in treatment per 100,000 population aged 12 or older on October 1, 2000. Figure 7 maps the rates of clients in treatment by State.
The rate was highest for persons with both alcohol and drug problems (208 per 100,000), followed by drug abuse only (123 per 100,000), and alcohol abuse only (96 per 100,000). While these rates can suggest the extent of the underlying substance abuse problem, they also reflect the level of resources available for treatment and should be interpreted with caution.
