Drug & Alcohol Detox Centers Near Renton, WA

Detox Local lists 1 treatment center in Renton: Evergreen Treatment Services. This outpatient clinic provides medication-assisted treatment (MAT) with medical provider oversight for adults dealing with opioid use disorder. It accepts a wide range of payers, including Medicaid, Medicare, TRICARE, private insurance, state insurance, sliding scale, and self-pay.

Because Renton's center is outpatient-only, people who need a higher level of care-such as medical detox, residential treatment, or partial hospitalization-will need to look at options in neighboring communities. The good news is that the Seattle metro area and surrounding region have a number of facilities at varying care levels within a reasonable distance.

For those who need medically supervised withdrawal management, 10 confirmed medical detox facilities are located in the region surrounding Renton. A few of the closest include:

• VA Puget Sound Healthcare System (Seattle, ~7.8 mi): Offers medical detox, residential treatment, and outpatient programs exclusively for veterans. Joint Commission accredited.
• Swedish Medical Center/Ballard (Seattle, ~15.6 mi): Hospital-based medical detox and withdrawal management for alcohol and drug dependence.
• Fairfax Hospital Behavioral Health (Kirkland, ~16.6 mi): 24-hour medical detox and residential treatment, with a focus on co-occurring mental health conditions.
• Olalla Recovery Centers (Olalla, ~16.7 mi): CARF-accredited; offers medical detox, residential, and outpatient programs for adults and adolescents.

Additional medical detox options can be found farther out in Tacoma, Everett, Burlington, Bellingham, and Yakima. Each center has its own admissions requirements, so contacting them directly is the most reliable way to confirm availability and fit.

Substance use treatment is not one-size-fits-all. Outpatient programs like the one in Renton are often appropriate for people with stable housing, a supportive home environment, and less severe physical dependence. These programs allow people to continue work or family responsibilities while receiving structured care.

Medical detox or inpatient care tends to be more appropriate when withdrawal carries health risks-particularly with alcohol, benzodiazepines, or opioids-or when someone needs a more structured, immersive environment. A physician or addiction counselor can help assess which level of care is the right starting point. If you're unsure, reaching out to a listed facility for a screening is a practical first step.