Roster

SAMHSA’S Multiplier Surveys

Supporting Statement

Attachment C: Other

Multiplier Surveys Workgroup Member Roster

Multiplier Surveys Sampling Funding Summary

Multiplier Surveys

Internal Workgroup

P a r t i c i p a n t s

Office of Policy, Planning and Budget

Susan Becker (Project Officer)

Phone: 240-276-2249

Email: sue.becker@samhsa.hhs.gov

Nancy Brady (Alternate Project Officer)

Phone: 240-276-2314

Email: nancy.brady@samhsa.hhs.gov

Daryl Kade

Phone: 240-276-2201

Email: daryl.kade@samhsa.hhs.gov

Center for Substance Abuse Prevention

Jeanne DiLoreto

Phone: 240-276-2479

Email: Jeanne.diloreto@samhsa.hhs.gov

Tonia Gray

Phone: 240-276-2492

Email: tonia.gray@samhsa.hhs.gov

Center for Mental Health Services

Sylvia Fisher

Phone: 240-276-1923

Email: Sylvia.fisher@samhsa.hhs.gov

Lt. Monique Richards

Phone: 240-276-1740

Email: Monique.Richards@samhsa.hhs.gov

Center for Substance Abuse Treatment

Reed Forman

Phone: 240-276-2416

Email: reed.forman@samhsa.hhs.gov

Roula Sweis

Phone: 240-276-1574

Email: roula.sweis@samhsa.hhs.gov

Office of Applied Studies

Christine Hager

Phone: 240 -276-1287

Email: Christine.Hager@samhsa.hhs.gov

Office of Program Services

Gwendolyn Simpson

Phone: 240-276-1408

Email: gwendolyn.simpson@samhsa.hhs.gov

Table 1. SAMHSA, Non-SAMHSA, and Total Mental Health (MH) Funding by State, per 100,000 Population

State	Total MH Funding per 100,000	SAMHSA MH Funding		Non-SAMHSA MH Funding
		Per 100,000 Population	Percent of Total MH Funding	Per 100,000 Population	Percent of Total MH Funding
District of Columbia	$46,753,577	$1,497,094	3%	$45,256,483	97%
Maine	$40,821,894	$513,999	1%	$40,307,894	99%
Alaska	$33,582,689	$596,618	2%	$32,986,070	98%
New York	$24,395,971	$272,067	1%	$24,123,905	99%
Pennsylvania	$24,323,107	$198,091	1%	$24,125,016	99%
Vermont	$22,879,593	$426,133	2%	$22,453,460	98%
Connecticut	$21,129,318	$458,309	2%	$20,671,009	98%
Arizona	$19,407,331	$272,588	1%	$19,134,743	99%
Montana	$17,624,832	$721,460	4%	$16,903,372	96%
Maryland	$17,211,511	$272,921	2%	$16,938,591	98%
New Jersey	$16,785,869	$168,103	1%	$16,617,767	99%
Minnesota	$16,665,651	$251,195	2%	$16,414,456	98%
Massachusetts	$15,789,646	$396,028	3%	$15,393,618	97%
North Carolina	$14,908,119	$178,515	1%	$14,729,604	99%
New Hampshire	$14,806,385	$235,668	2%	$14,570,717	98%
California	$14,763,720	$254,712	2%	$14,509,008	98%
Hawaii	$14,080,272	$683,103	5%	$13,397,170	95%
Oregon	$13,949,096	$324,923	2%	$13,624,173	98%
Mississippi	$13,532,219	$552,097	4%	$12,980,123	96%
Wisconsin	$12,770,338	$183,401	1%	$12,586,937	99%
Wyoming	$12,682,807	$729,822	6%	$11,952,985	94%
Missouri	$12,297,834	$307,507	3%	$11,990,327	97%
Delaware	$12,268,626	$181,812	1%	$12,086,814	99%
Rhode Island	$12,026,326	$416,638	3%	$11,609,688	97%
Michigan	$12,002,010	$219,075	2%	$11,782,936	98%
Iowa	$11,937,992	$222,436	2%	$11,715,556	98%
Washington	$11,638,293	$235,544	2%	$11,402,749	98%
Kansas	$10,843,589	$177,556	2%	$10,666,033	98%
Indiana	$10,525,572	$154,513	1%	$10,371,059	99%
Tennessee	$10,517,795	$200,598	2%	$10,317,197	98%
Illinois	$9,853,257	$192,264	2%	$9,660,993	98%
Virginia	$9,473,402	$235,702	2%	$9,237,700	98%
South Dakota	$9,121,558	$422,296	5%	$8,699,262	95%
Ohio	$8,695,087	$208,365	2%	$8,486,722	98%
Colorado	$8,653,328	$235,370	3%	$8,417,958	97%
North Dakota	$8,550,338	$314,016	4%	$8,236,322	96%
West Virginia	$8,169,579	$216,169	3%	$7,953,410	97%
Louisiana	$7,874,890	$798,745	10%	$7,076,145	90%
Alabama	$7,734,792	$173,665	2%	$7,561,126	98%
South Carolina	$7,600,439	$212,576	3%	$7,387,863	97%
Utah	$7,571,396	$218,848	3%	$7,352,548	97%
Nebraska	$7,441,818	$208,527	3%	$7,233,290	97%
Nevada	$7,438,042	$241,706	3%	$7,196,336	97%
Georgia	$7,330,545	$192,539	3%	$7,138,005	97%
Oklahoma	$6,077,088	$384,679	6%	$5,692,409	94%
Kentucky	$5,889,638	$237,996	4%	$5,651,643	96%
Idaho	$5,679,776	$263,745	5%	$5,416,031	95%
Arkansas	$4,660,748	$238,430	5%	$4,422,319	95%
Florida	$4,481,617	$206,758	5%	$4,274,859	95%
Texas	$4,261,186	$214,539	5%	$4,046,647	95%
New Mexico	$3,315,836	$374,797	11%	$2,941,039	89%

Table 2. SAMHSA, Non-SAMHSA, and Total Substance Abuse Treatment (SAT) Funding by State, per 100,000 Population

State	Total SAT Funding per 100,000	SAMHSA SAT Funding		Non-SAMHSA SAT Funding
		Per 100,000 Population	Percent of Total SAT Funding	Per 100,000 Population	Percent of Total SAT Funding
Alaska	$6,415,465	$2,049,258	32%	$4,366,207	68%
District of Columbia	$6,392,708	$2,058,499	32%	$4,334,209	68%
Wyoming	$5,087,898	$636,264	13%	$4,451,634	87%
Connecticut	$4,940,507	$757,127	15%	$4,183,380	85%
Vermont	$4,111,001	$917,094	22%	$3,193,907	78%
Washington	$2,772,965	$716,559	26%	$2,056,406	74%
Minnesota	$2,682,982	$445,661	17%	$2,237,321	83%
Rhode Island	$2,680,539	$1,092,999	41%	$1,587,540	59%
North Dakota	$2,659,025	$758,698	29%	$1,900,326	71%
Delaware	$2,599,879	$984,097	38%	$1,615,782	62%
New Mexico	$2,591,102	$1,067,823	41%	$1,523,279	59%
Maine	$2,412,904	$488,036	20%	$1,924,868	80%
New York	$2,335,247	$685,909	29%	$1,649,337	71%
Illinois	$2,327,573	$658,635	28%	$1,668,938	72%
Maryland	$2,298,961	$589,168	26%	$1,709,793	74%
Arizona	$2,263,262	$753,666	33%	$1,509,596	67%
California	$1,861,706	$791,297	43%	$1,070,409	57%
Missouri	$1,833,470	$611,228	33%	$1,222,242	67%
Hawaii	$1,831,266	$791,240	43%	$1,040,026	57%
Louisiana	$1,830,361	$732,234	40%	$1,098,127	60%
Oklahoma	$1,824,751	$775,648	43%	$1,049,103	57%
Iowa	$1,779,135	$610,396	34%	$1,168,739	66%
Montana	$1,746,358	$961,866	55%	$784,493	45%
Massachusetts	$1,737,094	$752,422	43%	$984,672	57%
Ohio	$1,592,163	$642,248	40%	$949,915	60%
New Jersey	$1,571,357	$530,804	34%	$1,040,553	66%
South Dakota	$1,411,711	$665,055	47%	$746,656	53%
Nebraska	$1,375,589	$452,432	33%	$923,156	67%
Idaho	$1,317,158	$456,747	35%	$860,411	65%
Kansas	$1,314,732	$424,880	32%	$889,853	68%
Oregon	$1,305,991	$584,267	45%	$721,724	55%
Florida	$1,276,747	$568,921	45%	$707,826	55%
Virginia	$1,243,901	$596,939	48%	$646,962	52%
Utah	$1,182,324	$682,807	58%	$499,517	42%
Michigan	$1,160,451	$619,841	53%	$540,610	47%
Colorado	$1,096,358	$759,053	69%	$337,305	31%
South Carolina	$1,089,032	$509,217	47%	$579,815	53%
Georgia	$1,073,010	$587,934	55%	$485,077	45%
New Hampshire	$1,056,669	$493,593	47%	$563,076	53%
North Carolina	$1,031,459	$426,505	41%	$604,954	59%
Tennessee	$1,020,261	$683,417	67%	$336,844	33%
West Virginia	$1,010,569	$478,508	47%	$532,061	53%
Kentucky	$916,109	$570,110	62%	$345,999	38%
Arkansas	$799,680	$518,043	65%	$281,638	35%
Alabama	$790,077	$545,932	69%	$244,145	31%
Texas	$784,084	$678,409	87%	$105,676	13%
Pennsylvania	$783,123	$473,093	60%	$310,030	40%
Indiana	$768,828	$594,289	77%	$174,539	23%
Nevada	$768,246	$586,354	76%	$181,893	24%
Wisconsin	$716,536	$667,301	93%	$49,235	7%
Mississippi	$712,664	$489,707	69%	$222,956	31%

Data Sources:

SAMHSA Mental Health and Treatment Funding

Source: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration. SAMHSA Formula and Discretionary Grant Allotments Summaries were downloaded from http://www.samhsa.gov/StateSummaries/index.aspx on May 8, 2008.

Non-SAMHSA Mental Health Funding

Source: National Association of State Mental Health Program Directors Research Institute, Inc. State Mental Health Agency Profiles Systems (Profiles) and Revenues Expenditures Study: Revenues and Expenditures Reports from 2006. Available on the Internet at: http://www.nri-inc.org/projects/Profiles/Prior_RE.cfm—Selecting “SMHA-controlled mental health revenues, by revenue source and by state” opens Table 24 (http://www.nri-inc.org/projects/Profiles/RevExp2006/T24.pdf)

Note: Total State MH Funding includes all SMHA-Controlled Mental Health Revenues from the following revenue sources: State General Funds, Total Medicaid (includes State Medicaid and Federal Medicaid matches), Medicare, Other Federal, Local Government, and Other Revenues (includes First Party and Third Party Payment and Other Revenues.)

Non-SAMHSA Substance Abuse Treatment Funding

Source: Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment (SAPT) Federal Block Grant Application data for 2008.

Note: State Funding includes funds for Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment, Alcohol Treatment and Rehabilitation, and Drug Treatment and Rehabilitation, from Medicaid, Other Federal, State, local, and other funds reported on Form 4 of the SAPT Block Grant Application.

Population Estimates

Source: National Center for Health Statistics. Estimates of the July 1, 2000–July 1, 2006, United States resident population are from the Vintage 2006 Bridged-Race Postcensal Population Estimates, which were prepared under a collaborative arrangement with the U.S. Census Bureau. Available on the Internet at: http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/nvss/bridged_race.htm