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Hospital-Based Expenses Decline To 31% Of Overall Behavioral Costs: Outpatient & Residential Costs Increase In Proportion To Inpatient Decline

OPEN MINDS, The Behavioral Health & Social Service Industry Analyst Industry Statistics Spending on inpatient care for mental health and substance abuse problems has declined from 42.5% to 31% of total behavioral health expenditures during the period 1987 to 1997. Viewed separately, overall costs for hospital-based mental health services decreased from 40.5% to 29.6% of overall expenditures during the same period. Spending for substance abuse treatment services went from 52.9% to 39.8%. As might be expected, the overall costs for outpatient and residential services increased in proportion to the diminished inpatient costs - rising from . . .

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