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Medicaid-paid medical, mental health and long-term care costs are significantly lower for persons addicted to opiates who participate in methadone treatment, compared to opiate addicts who remain untreated. This paper provides the cost detail.

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Methadone Treatment For Opiate Addiction Lowers Health Care Costs And Reduces Arrests And Convictions

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