Providence Regional Medical Center – Everett
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About Providence Regional Medical Center – Everett
Drug and alcohol treatment at Providence Regional Medical Center Everett includes medical detox, which can mean a hospital stay while substances leave the body. The addiction treatment center in Everett, Washington is for adults with a substance use disorder.
An addiction medicine doctor is the medical director, and chemical dependency counselors, nurses and a nutritionist may be involved in care. Through monthly monitoring, the team coordinates with criminal justice officials so patients can meet legal requirements while they are in treatment.
Outpatient Care in Everett
The intensive outpatient program runs morning and afternoon groups in three-hour sessions three times a week for eight weeks. It is one of two short-term structured programs at the center, alongside a partial hospitalization program. Both programs draw on acceptance and commitment therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy and dialectical behavioral therapy.
The intensive outpatient program runs on a fixed schedule with a set end date. The center also offers outpatient treatment with Suboxone, a medication for opioid use disorder. Care moves on to weekly continuing care groups after the programs end.
Medicare and WA Apple Health, the state’s Medicaid program, are both accepted. You can also pay with most major insurance plans or private pay.
Addiction Treatment Programs
For those aged 18 and older, an adult program in Washington can help in overcoming addiction. You can get effective treatment for substance use disorders and related mental health issues at the level of care that works best for you.
During alcohol rehab in Washington, you’ll participate in a variety of individual and group therapy sessions. These treatments are designed to help you address issues related to substance use and develop new coping skills. The goal is to empower you to achieve long-term recovery.
Men’s rehab in Washington focuses on specific challenges faced by men, including relationship dynamics. Gender-specific treatment helps men repair damage to their relationships and get the support they need.
Suboxone is the medication named for opioid treatment here, offered as outpatient medication assisted treatment.
Women’s rehab in Washington effectively treats drug and alcohol addiction by addressing the unique needs of substance-dependent women, which provides an opportunity to break the addiction cycle and embrace long-term recovery.
Options for a young adult program in Washington include residential programs, sober living homes, recovery support groups, specialized counseling, family therapy, alternative therapy, and social skills development. These rehab treatments often include therapy to address co-occurring disorders.
Cognitive behavioral therapy in Washington teaches healthy coping strategies. Treatment includes setting goals, learning communication skills, and cognitive-behavioral strategies to manage triggers.
Effective drug rehab in Washington integrates care for the whole person, offering comprehensive solutions to addiction. Treatment methods address mental, physical, and relational aspects of substance abuse.
Levels of Care
Detoxification and stabilization can involve a hospital stay while substances leave the body, and outpatient Suboxone treatment is available for ongoing medication support.
Inpatient alcohol and drug rehab in Washington offers the most intensive level of care for those who need 24/7 clincial supervision. You will live at the facility for four to 12 weeks, and receive treatment such as individual and group therapy, medication, and recreational therapies.
Outpatient rehab in Washington is often a good option if you’re in long-term recovery and need ongoing coaching to avoid relapse. This treatment provides accountability and support while you maintain other life responsibilities.
When substance abuse and mental illness are both present, you need specialized treatment to achieve recovery. Both the substance abuse and mental health disorder must be treated by dual diagnosis treatment in Washington.
Contact Information
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FAQs
Does Providence Regional Medical Center Everett take my insurance?
Yes, for plans in that group. Most major health insurance plans are accepted here, and a person arriving with a plan in that group is dealing with a center that already takes it.
What kinds of care does Providence Everett's addiction treatment offer?
Hospital based detoxification and stabilization, an intensive outpatient program, outpatient Suboxone treatment and weekly continuing care groups are the levels offered here. The Suboxone treatment is a medication assisted option.
How long does the intensive outpatient program run at Providence in Everett?
The program runs eight weeks, with morning and afternoon groups that meet three hours at a time, three times a week. Weekly continuing care groups are also available.
Is the Everett treatment center open on weekends?
Yes. It’s open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. The unit has a washer and dryer for patient use, so laundry can be handled during a stay.
