Substance abuse centers that offered tobacco cessation programs U.S. 2016, by type

Published by John Elflein, May 17, 2018

This statistic depicts the percentage of substance abuse treatment facilities in the United States that provided or offered select tobacco cessation programs as of 2016, by facility type. According to the data, 75.7 percent of public substance abuse treatment facilities offered screening for tobacco use.

Percentage of substance abuse treatment facilities in the United States that had select tobacco cessation programs as of 2016, by type of facility

	Private for-profit	Private nonprofit	Public agency/department
Screening for tobacco use	54.9%	67.5%	75.7%
Smoking/tobacco cessation counseling	39.1%	50.5%	58.7%
Nicotine replacement therapy	19.3%	28%	39.5%
Non-nicotine cessation medications	16.3%	20.2%	32.9%
Smoke-free campus	22.4%	41.3%	40.7%

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2016

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