Pioneer Human Services' North Sound Behavioral Health Treatment Center
Community Resource
About this resource
Offers residential treatment for both co-occurring disorders and opiate use disorder.
Intake Procedure: Clients with WA Apple Health (Medicaid) must be referred through their local Behavioral Health Organization. Native Americans can be referred by their tribes. Those paying privately can self-refer, with acceptance determined on an individual basis. Some clients may be admitted involuntarily. For detailed admission processes for each program, please visit the website.
Fees: Accepts various payment methods including Medicaid, Washington State Apple Health, and Fee for Service for the Native American population. Currently, private insurance is not accepted.
Who can use this
- Adults aged 18 and above who qualify for intensive inpatient or long-term residential treatment, including both voluntary and legally-motivated individuals, many of whom have previously struggled with other treatment programs and have co-occurring conditions.
Get in touch
Everett, Washington
Walk-ins welcome
Location
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