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Substance abuse detoxification and residential treatment among Medicaid-enrolled adults: Rates and duration of subsequent treatment
Drug and Alcohol Dependence, 07/29/09

Stein BD et al. – The relatively low rates of follow–up care and relatively brief duration of treatment for many of those who received such follow–up care are concerning in a population receiving substance abuse detoxification or residential treatment. The markedly lower rates among those receiving detoxification alone without subsequent residential treatment and among those without a comorbid serious mental illness suggest that efforts specifically targeting those individuals may be of particular benefit.

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