Substance Use Disorders

Mar 1997 |

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Projections of Cost Savings to Public Agencies

This study reports conservative, but positive results for the potential of reducing public agency expenditures for clients who participate in chemical dependency treatment. Medicaid expenses as well as criminal justice savings are substantial.

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Substance Use Disorders

Chemical Dependency Treatment and Cost Savings Estimates in Washington

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