Figure 7.6 is titled "Locations Where Past Year Substance Use Treatment Was Received among Persons Aged 12 or Older: 2004." It is a bar graph, where the number of persons receiving treatment at a specific location is shown in thousands on the horizontal axis, and the types of substance treatment locations are shown on the vertical axis. There are eight types of substance treatment locations: (1) self-help groups, (2) outpatient rehabilitation, (3) mental health center, (4) inpatient rehabilitation, (5) hospital inpatient, (6) private doctor's office, (7) emergency room, and (8) prison or jail.

The number of persons who received substance use treatment at a self-help group was 2,098,000.
The number of persons who received substance use treatment at an outpatient rehabilitation facility was 1,666,000.
The number of persons who received substance use treatment at a mental health center was 982,000.
The number of persons who received substance use treatment at an inpatient rehabilitation facility was 947,000.
The number of persons who received substance use treatment at a hospital as an inpatient was 775,000.
The number of persons who received substance use treatment at a private doctor's office was 490,000.
The number of persons who received substance use treatment at an emergency room was 453,000.
The number of persons who received substance use treatment at a prison or jail was 310,000.

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SAMHSA, an agency in the Department of Health and Human Services, is the Federal Government's lead agency for improving the quality and availability of substance abuse prevention, addiction treatment, and mental health services in the United States.