We Care Daily Clinics

We Care Daily Clinics fills a specific gap in the South King County recovery landscape: an outpatient program that combines medication-assisted treatment with peer support and practical life skills, all without requiring a referral or lengthy intake process. For individuals in Auburn, Kent, Federal Way, Renton, Seattle, or Tacoma who are ready to begin — or continue — a recovery journey, the clinic's same-day access model means treatment doesn't have to wait.

The program's mobile clinic component is particularly notable for this region. Rather than requiring everyone to travel to a fixed location, We Care Daily Clinics brings services into the community — a meaningful feature for people experiencing housing instability or who face other logistical barriers to consistent outpatient care. This kind of structural flexibility is what allows the clinic to serve a genuinely diverse population across a wide geographic area.

Medication-assisted treatment is the clinical backbone of We Care Daily Clinics' outpatient program. Participants have access to methadone, buprenorphine (Suboxone), naltrexone (Vivitrol), and Sublocade — giving clinicians and patients multiple options when it comes to managing opioid use disorder over the long term. These medications are not offered in isolation: substance use disorder counseling and group support sessions run alongside medication management, creating a more complete outpatient recovery experience.

Peer support is a deliberate part of the model here, not an afterthought. Peer groups and peer support services connect participants with others who have shared experience in recovery — a community element that aligns with what longer-term recovery actually requires. For families researching outpatient programs on behalf of a loved one, the combination of clinical medication management and community-based peer connection is one of the more substantive aspects of what We Care Daily Clinics offers.

Recovery doesn't end with symptom management — and We Care Daily Clinics builds that reality into its outpatient program. Life skills classes and job assistance are available to participants, addressing the day-to-day challenges that often accompany substance use disorder: employment gaps, financial instability, and the practical logistics of rebuilding a stable life. These services sit alongside the clinical offerings rather than being referred out elsewhere.

For the populations the clinic specifically serves — including young adults, people without stable housing, and pregnant individuals — these wraparound supports can be the difference between a treatment episode and an actual turning point. The clinic's commitment to serving both Native and non-Native community members, and its acceptance of Medicaid and Medicare, reflects a program built for real access rather than a narrow slice of the population.

The clinic's confirmed populations include adults 18 and older, young adults, pregnant people, individuals experiencing housing instability, and Native and non-Native people living in Washington State. This breadth is intentional: the program is designed to be accessible to those who have historically encountered barriers — financial, logistical, or systemic — when seeking substance abuse treatment.

Medicaid and Medicare are accepted, and a cash-pay option is available for those who qualify. No referral is needed to begin, and the same-day treatment option means that the window of readiness — which anyone who has supported a loved one in recovery knows can be brief — doesn't have to close while paperwork is processed. For families and individuals across the Auburn and greater Seattle area evaluating outpatient recovery options, We Care Daily Clinics represents a program built around showing up consistently, not just starting strong.