This document is a statistical report from the Michigan Department of Community Health summarizing substance abuse treatment activity across various agencies in fiscal year 2012. It provides the total unduplicated clients served, admissions/transfers, and discharges for each agency. The largest numbers served were by Northern, Detroit, Genesee, Kalamazoo, and Statewide agencies. Some data was still pending as of the report date of February 27, 2013.

1. Unduplicated
Clients 1
Admissions/
Transfers 2 Discharges 3
NA 2,283 1,935
NA 9,053 7,865
NA 6,337 5,530
NA 3,012 1,232
NA 3,641 3,144
NA 4,586 4,214
NA 4,756 3,719
NA 2,762 1,636
NA 7,471 5,952
NA 5,340 4,842
NA 1,675 1,469
NA 1,195 1,210
NA 5,516 5,217
NA 2,026 1,933
NA 952 320
NA 488 368
NA NA NA
0 61,093 50,586
Salvation Army did not report admission or discharge information.
Client data not fully entered as of 2/27/13
Admit data as of 2/27/13, excludes PIPHs (1200)
Disch data as of 2/27/13, excludes PIPHs (980)This and other statistical reports available at: www.michigan.gov/mdch-bsaas, along the left side choose "Reports and Statistics".
2
Admissions/Transfers is a count of each occurrence of admission/transfer during the fiscal year.
It includes all first and subsequent admissions/transfers, per licensed provider, for persons admitted to, or transferred to, treatment service.
1
Unduplicated Clients are individuals who received any treatment service at any time during the fiscal year, regardless of when admitted.
It includes all clients who were reported as active cases on the first day of the fiscal year and new cases during the fiscal year.
Agency
Northern
Detroit
Genesee
Kalamazoo
Statewide
TEDS Data System
Lakeshore
network180
Salvation Army
St. Clair
Washtenaw
Michigan Department of Community Health, Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities Administration
3
Discharges is a count of termination of any level of care during the fiscal year.
SEMCA
BABH/Riverhaven
Saginaw
Western UP
Oakland
Pathways
Macomb
Mid-South
Bureau of Substance Abuse and Addiction Services
Statistical Report for Fiscal Year 2012
Treatment Activity Summary