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Hamilton Center reports about 1,200 treatment completions in FY25, council asked for data sharing
Summary
Emily Owens of Hamilton Center told the council the agency recorded roughly 1,200 consumers as completing treatment in fiscal year 2025 (about 30–40% of those served by their chart definition; broader measures could raise the rate to about 60%). She said she would share the data with Judge Reddy.
Emily Owens, chief of clinical outreach at Hamilton Center, gave the council a brief update on treatment completions and told members she would follow up with requested information. “In fiscal year 25, we did have approximately 1,200 consumers that were listed in our completing treatment,” Owens said, explaining that the center’s electronic records mark discharge reasons and that some consumers who drop out are not counted as completed treatment.
Owens said under some counting methods (including individuals who closed with other dispositions) the completion share could be closer to 60 percent; by the center’s conservative completion metric she estimated a 30–40 percent completion rate for the year. She said the center tracks this data and will ensure Judge Reddy receives the requested information.
Council thanked Hamilton Center for the update; there were no votes tied to the presentation.
