Number of Consumers Served by Michigan's Community Mental Health System, FY1999 - FY 2006
All Funding Streams Including Medicaid and General Funds
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	Total Served	Individuals with Mental Illness (MI)				Individuals with a Developmental Disability (DD)				Dual (MI & DD)				Age or Disability Designation Not Reported
		Adults	%	Children	%	Adults	%	Children	%	Adults	%	Children	%	Not Reported	%
1999	205,559	125,814	61.2%	40,998	19.9%	21,571	10.5%	4,671	2.3%	-----	-----	-----	-----	12,505	6.1%
2000	190,408	110,826	58.2%	35,994	18.9%	24,533	12.9%	5,158	2.7%	-----	-----	-----	-----	13,897	7.3%
2001	173,061	98,851	57.1%	26,369	15.2%	22,126	12.8%	4,758	2.7%	4,924	2.8%	1,012	0.6%	15,021	8.7%
2002	195,552	117,174	59.9%	36,732	18.8%	20,888	10.7%	4,450	2.3%	5,246	2.7%	926	0.5%	10,136	5.2%
2003	185,072	109,755	59.3%	30,148	16.3%	22,111	11.9%	4,733	2.6%	5,873	3.2%	1,235	0.7%	11,217	6.1%
2004	184,708	112,770	61.1%	31,300	16.9%	21,371	11.6%	4,553	2.5%	5,781	3.1%	1,136	0.6%	7,797	4.2%
2005	198,433	123,284	62.1%	35,120	17.7%	22,986	11.6%	4,821	2.4%	5,838	2.9%	1,344	0.7%	5,040	2.5%
2006	205,929	127,475	61.9%	36,054	17.5%	22,098	10.7%	4,939	2.4%	7,877	3.8%	1,593	0.8%	5,893	2.9%
Report produced by:		MDCH, Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, Performance Measurement Section
Source data:		FY1999-FY2001 Community Mental Health Services Programs Demographic and Cost Data  FY2002-FY2006 Quality Improvement and Encounter Data
File:		G:\QMP\Fingertip Reports\Fingertip_Report_August 2007.xls
Report date:		8/7/2007
Definitions:		Mental Illness: An individual is determined to have mental illness if he/she has a DSM-IV diagnosis of mental illness, excluding mental retardation, developmental disability or substance abuse disorder.
		Developmental Disability: An individual is determined to have a developmental disability if he/she meets the 1996 Mental Health Code Definition of Developmental Disability, regardless of the types of services that he/she receives.
		Dual Diagnosis: Beginning FY2001, CMHSPs and PIHPs were given the option to designate an individual as having a 'dual diagnosis' if he/she met the standards for both mental illness as well as developmental disability.
		Children are those consumers who are 18 years of age or younger during the fiscal year of reporting.
Note:		Consumers who were only reported to have a substance use disorder are excluded from the counts above.