Providence Regional Medical Center Everett: Substance Use Treatment and Recovery Services
Located at 916 Pacific Avenue in Everett, Washington, Providence Regional Medical Center Everett offers comprehensive Substance Use Treatment and Recovery Services. Recognizing that overcoming addiction is a complex journey, the program is designed to support individuals in taking the critical first steps toward sobriety and maintaining a drug- and alcohol-free life.
The program focuses primarily on immediate stabilization and detoxification, providing a medically supervised environment where patients can safely withdraw from alcohol and drugs. This vital step ensures that individuals receive the necessary medical care during detoxification.
Treatment and Services Overview
The core of the treatment revolves around stabilization services that extend beyond simple detoxification. The goal is to provide patients with foundational tools and support necessary for long-term recovery. Inpatient stays are typically brief, focusing on acute care and transition planning.
Key Program Components
- Alcohol Detoxification
- Drug Detoxification
- Inpatient Substance Use Disorder Treatment
- Perinatal Substance Use Disorder Treatment (for substance use disorder in pregnant individuals)
Stabilization and Support
Once detoxification is underway, the program integrates several essential stabilization components into the inpatient stay. These components are designed to begin the process of understanding addiction and building a support network:
- Educational sessions on addiction and recovery
- Group therapy sessions
- Sober support meetings, including participation in fellowships such as Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) and Narcotics Anonymous (NA)
The dedicated care team works diligently to ensure that each patient receives personalized care to manage withdrawal symptoms safely and begin building a foundation for recovery. For more information or to contact the services directly, the phone number provided is 425-258-7390.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the typical length of an inpatient stay?
Most inpatient stays for detoxification and stabilization are designed to be short, typically lasting only a few days.
What happens after the inpatient stay?
The program focuses on stabilization, which includes education and connecting patients with sober support meetings like AA and NA to help them continue their recovery journey after discharge.
Does this facility treat both drug and alcohol addiction?
Yes, the services provided include both alcohol detoxification and drug detoxification, offering comprehensive treatment for various substance use disorders.
