Based in Ocean Park, Washington, Free by the Sea offers residential as well as outpatient substance abuse treatment programs for adults aged 18 and above. Situated on five acres in Read more...
A co-ed sober living facility, The Aloha Inn was established in 1990. Located in Seattle, Washington, the center offers transitional housing facilities for childless clients recovering from substance abuse. A Read more...
When it opened its doors in 1968, Seadrunar or Seattle Drug and Narcotic Center, Inc. was the first center to offer a long-term residential treatment facility in the Pacific Northwest. Read more...
Opened in 1984, Isabella House is a residential facility that focuses on women with children and pregnant women suffering from substance abuse. A part of the New Horizon Care Centers Read more...
Founded in 1983, Lakeside-Milam Recovery Centers are family-owned treatment centers that are based out of Kirkland, Washington, and surrounding areas. Lakeside offers substance abuse treatment programs (inpatient and outpatient) for Read more...
Schick Shadel Hospital was opened in 1935 by Charles Shadel. The facility was started as a counter-conditioning program to treat alcoholics. The hospital expanded on the back of several million Read more...
Founded in 1968, Sundown M Ranch is located in Yakima, Washington. The facility offers both residential and outpatient tracks for adolescents (aged between 13 and 17) and adults. CARF accredits Read more...
Founded in 1966, Navos is counted as one of the biggest providers of community mental health service in the state of Washington. Following the merger with Ruth Dykeman’s Children Center Read more...
