Fifteen Factors Impacting the Likelihood a Patient
Will Recover After Addiction Treatment
Based on our outcomes research with more than 27,000 SUD patients, Vista has identified fifteen factors that have a substantial impact on whether patients are able to abstain from alcohol and all non-prescribed drugs for at least the last 30 days at one year post-treatment. The first six of these factors are under the control of the treatment provider and/or the patient:
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The Effectiveness of the Treatment Provider:
Whether the Patient Successfully Completes All Recommended Treatment:
The Length of Time the Patient Remains in Treatment:
The Patient’s Motivation to Recover:
The Severity of the Patient’s PTSD Symptoms at Discharge:
The Actions Patients Take After Treatment to Remain Abstinent:
Other factors that impact the likelihood a patient will recover after treatment are intrinsic to the patient.
The Patient's Primary Drug of Choice:
The Number of Times The Patient Has Previously Attended SUD Treatment
The Source of Payment for Treatment
The Private Health Insurance Company Paying for the Treatment:
The Social Determinants of Health Patient is Struggling with:
Whether The Patient Smokes or Uses Tobacco:
Whether Patient is Working Prior to Treatment:
Heavy Emergency Room, Hospitalization or Detox Utilization Prior to Treatment:
Level of Education:
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