This bar chart shows differences between people in the subgroup of 4 or more urgent visits for Serious Mental Illness (SMI) in FY 2020, as compared to the entire sample of 1,700 people. The 4+ SMI urgent visits subgroup had higher rates for stimulant use disorder (75.7% vs 60.8%), depression (70.9% vs 47.2%), alcohol use disorder (50.5% vs 35.3%), cocaine use disorder (39.0% vs 25.7%), and opiate use disorder (32.3% vs 21.3%).
Note: Number of SMI (Serious Mental Illness) visits is defined as the sum of ED visits with an SMI diagnosis, PES visits, and urgent care or inpatient mental health visits in the fiscal year.