Application-based Alcohol Use Disorder Treatment segmentation separates demand along the care continuum, revealing how clinical settings command share. _Hospital* endpoints absorb the largest portion of value (โ42 %) because they handle complex detox, dual-diagnosis and emergency presentations reimbursed at higher DRG codes; capacity constraints and readmission penalties, however, moderate CAGR to 4.2 %. *Clinic delivery, dominated by federally certified opioid-treatment programs, accounts for roughly 34 % of 2023 spending; here, sustained reimbursement for buprenorphine and extended-release naltrexone plus urine-testing panels keeps revenue resilient despite site-of-service cuts. Rehabilitation centers**, representing 18 %, bundle residential counselling with relapse-prevention pharmacotherapies; payer scrutiny of length-of-stay compresses margins, pushing operators toward value-based contracts. The remaining 6 % is fragmented across telehealth platforms, workplace assistance and correctional health, segments now growing fastest (11โ14 % CAGR) as digital CBT and mobile adherence tools gain parity with in-person protocols.