Government-funded treatment centers in Washington
142 facilities in 65 cities match. 281 facilities in Washington in all.
Largest cities
By number of facilities matching.
All cities in Washington
65 cities, alphabetical. 36 have a single facility.
- Aberdeen3
- Airway Heights1
- Arlington2
- Auburn1
- Belfair1
- Bellevue3
- Bellingham4
- Bremerton2
- Burlington2
- Chehalis3
- Duvall1
- East Wenatchee1
- Eastsound1
- Ellensburg1
- Everett2
- Federal Way1
- Forks1
- Graham1
- Hoquiam1
- Issaquah1
- Kelso1
- Kennewick2
- Kent2
- Kirkland1
- Lacey1
- Lakewood4
- Longview2
- Lopez Island1
- Lynnwood2
- Marysville1
- Monroe1
- Moses Lake1
- Mount Vernon2
- Mountlake Terrace1
- Nespelem1
- North Bend1
- Oak Harbor4
- Olympia5
- Othello1
- Pasco1
- Port Angeles3
- Port Orchard1
- Poulsbo1
- Pullman1
- Puyallup2
- Raymond1
- Redmond2
- Renton2
- Ridgefield1
- Seattle15
- Sequim2
- Shelton4
- Snoqualmie1
- Spokane12
- Sunnyside1
- Suquamish1
- Tacoma8
- Taholah1
- Toppenish2
- University Place1
- Vancouver3
- Walla Walla1
- Wapato1
- Wenatchee2
- Yakima5
Types of care
- Detox in Washington30
- Inpatient and residential in Washington60
- Intensive outpatient (IOP) in Washington194
- Partial hospitalization (PHP) in Washington0
- Outpatient in Washington244
- Opioid treatment programs in Washington26
Not sure which kind of care fits? The types of care pages explain each in plain language. Washington publishes its own list of licensed providers.