Spokane Regional Health District Treatment Services

Spokane Regional Health District Treatment Services is a substance use treatment center in Spokane, WA.

Substance use treatmentOutpatientRegular outpatient treatmentInsurance AcceptedAdult men
Spokane Regional Health District Treatment Services facility

At a Glance

Location

West 1101 College Avenue, Spokane, WA 99201

Primary Focus

Substance use treatment

Treatment Settings

OutpatientRegular outpatient treatmentOutpatient methadone, buprenorphine, or naltrexone treatment

Treatment Approaches

Cognitive behavioral therapyDialectical behavior therapyMotivational interviewingTrauma-related counselingContingency management/motivational incentivesRelapse preventionSubstance abuse counselingBrief intervention

Special Programs

Adult menAdult womenPregnant/postpartum womenVeterans

About Spokane Regional Health District Treatment Services

Spokane Regional Health District Treatment Services operates as a specialized outpatient program in Spokane, WA, focusing exclusively on opioid use disorder treatment through medication-assisted recovery and group therapy support.

Spokane Regional Health District Treatment Services functions as a dedicated opioid treatment program serving the Spokane community through comprehensive outpatient addiction treatment. Located on West College Avenue, this recovery center operates as part of the regional health district's commitment to addressing the opioid crisis through accessible, community-based care.

The outpatient program specializes in medications for opioid use disorder (MOUD), combining pharmaceutical intervention with counseling and group therapy sessions. This recovery center provides medical care alongside therapeutic support, creating a foundation for sustained recovery from opioid addiction. Veterans receive specialized attention through targeted programming designed for military service members navigating substance abuse treatment.

Treatment follows a medically-supervised approach that integrates group therapy with ongoing medical monitoring and counseling support. The program recognizes that opioid recovery requires both pharmaceutical intervention and peer connection, building a recovery community through structured group sessions and comprehensive medical oversight.

The center serves veterans and community members struggling with opioid use disorder, accepting TRICARE insurance and cash payments. Extended operating hours throughout the week, including early morning availability starting at 5:15 AM, accommodate working individuals and those with complex schedules. This accessibility, combined with the program's focus on long-term recovery support rather than short-term intervention, positions it as a community partner for sustained opioid addiction recovery.

Opioid Recovery Programs and Treatment Approach

Spokane Regional Health District Treatment Services centers its outpatient program around medications for opioid use disorder, providing the medical foundation necessary for sustainable recovery from opioid addiction. The program combines pharmaceutical intervention with group therapy sessions, creating a comprehensive approach that addresses both the physical and psychological aspects of opioid use disorder.

Medical care remains integral to the treatment model, with ongoing monitoring and counseling support provided alongside medication management. This combination ensures that individuals receive the clinical oversight necessary for safe, effective opioid addiction treatment while building connections within the recovery community through structured group programming.

Veterans Services and Specialized Support

The recovery center maintains a specific focus on serving veterans through its opioid treatment program, recognizing the unique challenges military service members face in addressing substance abuse. TRICARE insurance acceptance removes financial barriers for veterans seeking addiction treatment, while specialized programming addresses the intersection of military service and opioid recovery.

This veteran-centered approach acknowledges that military personnel often require tailored support systems and peer connections with others who understand service-related experiences. The program's structure accommodates these needs while providing the same comprehensive medical care and group therapy available to all program participants.

Accessibility and Community Integration

Extended operating hours reflect the program's commitment to accessibility, with services beginning at 5:15 AM on weekdays and continuing through evening hours. Saturday availability from 7:15 AM to 2:15 PM ensures continuity of care throughout the week, recognizing that opioid recovery requires consistent, reliable access to treatment services.

As part of the Spokane Regional Health District, the program integrates with broader community health initiatives and maintains accountability to local residents. This public health approach ensures that opioid addiction treatment remains accessible and community-focused rather than profit-driven, creating a sustainable foundation for long-term recovery support in the Spokane area.

Why Choose Spokane Regional Health District Treatment Services

  • Specialized opioid treatment program operated by regional health district with community accountability
  • Early morning dosing hours starting at 5:15 AM to accommodate work schedules and recovery routines
  • Dedicated veteran services with TRICARE insurance acceptance
  • Integration of MOUD with group therapy and medical care under one program
  • Extended weekend availability including Saturday services for continuity of care

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of medications are available through the opioid treatment program?

The program provides medications for opioid use disorder (MOUD) as part of comprehensive addiction treatment. Specific medication options and dosing schedules are determined through medical evaluation and ongoing clinical assessment.

Does the program accept insurance besides TRICARE?

TRICARE insurance and cash payments are accepted payment methods. Veterans can utilize their TRICARE benefits for both medical care and counseling services provided through the program.

What are the operating hours for the opioid treatment program?

The program operates Monday through Friday from 5:15 AM to 5:15 PM, with Saturday hours from 7:15 AM to 2:15 PM. The facility is closed on Sundays but maintains extended weekday hours to accommodate various schedules.

Is group therapy required as part of the treatment program?

Group therapy is a core component of the opioid treatment program, provided alongside medical care and individual counseling. This therapeutic approach builds peer support connections while addressing the psychological aspects of opioid recovery.

Do I need to be a veteran to receive services at this facility?

While the program serves veterans and accepts TRICARE insurance, it is not exclusively limited to military service members. The facility treats individuals with opioid use disorder throughout the Spokane community.

How do I start treatment at Spokane Regional Health District Treatment Services?

Contact the facility directly at (509) 324-1420 to begin the intake process for opioid addiction treatment. The program staff can provide information about enrollment requirements and schedule initial assessments.

What makes this program different from other addiction treatment options in Spokane?

The program operates under the Spokane Regional Health District, providing community accountability and public health oversight. Early morning dosing hours and veteran-specific services distinguish it from other outpatient programs in the area.

Does the program provide aftercare or alumni services?

The program focuses on ongoing outpatient treatment for opioid use disorder through MOUD, group therapy, and medical care. Specific aftercare programming details would need to be discussed directly with program staff during intake or treatment planning.

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