About
About Drug and Alcohol Treatment Services
Drug and Alcohol Treatment Services is the substance use disorder treatment program affiliated with Providence Regional Medical Center Everett, located at 916 Pacific Avenue in downtown Everett, Washington. As part of the Providence health system — one of the largest Catholic-affiliated nonprofit health networks in the western United States — the program integrates addiction care with the broader continuum of medical, mental health, and specialty services available through Providence Regional Medical Center.
Clinically, the program provides a full hospital-based continuum: medical detox under physician supervision, residential treatment, intensive outpatient (IOP) programming, and traditional outpatient counseling. Cognitive behavioral therapy and group-based interventions anchor the therapeutic work, with medication-assisted treatment available for opioid and alcohol use disorders. The hospital-integrated structure means clients with co-occurring medical complications — common in late-stage addiction, particularly with alcohol and opioid use — can be safely managed within the same facility where their detox is happening.
SAMHSA records indicate the program offers dedicated American Sign Language services for deaf and hard-of-hearing clients, an unusual accessibility feature in addiction treatment that opens the door to a population often shut out of clinical care. The program accepts Medicaid (including Washington Apple Health), Medicare, TRICARE, private commercial insurance, and self-pay clients, making it one of the broader-access addiction programs in Snohomish County.
Providence Regional Medical Center Everett holds Joint Commission accreditation, and the affiliated substance use program operates under those quality standards alongside Providence system-wide protocols. Care coordination with Providence primary care, behavioral health, and specialty services means clients receive integrated treatment rather than siloed addiction care. Intake and admissions can be reached at (425) 258-7390. For ongoing care after discharge, clients are connected with outpatient services within the Providence network and to community recovery resources across Snohomish County.
- 24/7 medical detox availability with continuous medical supervision for urgent withdrawal management
- Hospital-based detox center providing medical resources beyond typical standalone facilities
- Joint Commission accreditation ensuring clinical standards for medically supervised detox
- Specialized services for deaf and hard of hearing patients requiring withdrawal management
- Multiple insurance options including Medicaid, Medicare, TRICARE for accessible detox care