What They Provide: 24-hour substance use support, treatment referrals, recovery resource navigation, problem gambling support, mental health support, emotional support, MOUD locator connection
Website: warecoveryhelpline.org
Phone: 1-866-789-1511
TTY: 206-461-3219
Address: Phone/online statewide resource
Hours of Operation: 24 hours daily, 7 days a week, 365 days a year
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment or referral required
Documents Needed: None required; helpful information may include ZIP code, substance use concerns, insurance/Apple Health status, detox needs, treatment history, and whether immediate safety concerns are present
Application Process: Call the helpline or use the website to request substance use treatment referrals, recovery resources, emotional support, or MOUD locator help
Eligibility: Washington residents seeking support for substance use, problem gambling, mental health concerns, or recovery resources; family members and professionals may also call
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required to call; referred programs may use Apple Health/Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, grant funding, or self-pay
Service Area: Washington State, including Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: TTY available; call to ask about interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: This should be one of the main SUD navigation resources for MCH. Washington HCA describes the Help Line as a statewide service providing information, referrals, online education, and emotional support related to behavioral health, including a MOUD locator for opioid use disorder treatment.

What They Provide: 24/7 treatment referral, substance use treatment navigation, mental health treatment navigation, local treatment facility referrals, support group referrals, community resource referrals
Website: samhsa.gov/find-help/helplines/national-helpline
Phone: 1-800-662-4357
TTY: 1-800-487-4889
Text: Text ZIP code to 435748 for HELP4U treatment referral text service
Address: Phone/text/online national resource
Hours of Operation: 24 hours daily, 7 days a week, 365 days a year
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment or referral required
Documents Needed: None required; helpful information may include ZIP code, type of treatment needed, insurance status, substance use concerns, detox need, and whether the person needs inpatient/residential or outpatient care
Application Process: Call, use TTY, or text ZIP code to 435748; ask for Spokane County or Washington treatment referrals for substance use, mental health, detox, residential, outpatient, or support groups
Eligibility: Individuals and families facing mental health or substance use disorders
Cost: Free helpline
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required to call; referred programs may vary by Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, uninsured options, or self-pay
Service Area: Nationwide, including Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: English and Spanish phone support; TTY available; HELP4U text service is English-only
Important Notes: Strong national backup if local lines are busy or someone wants treatment options outside Spokane. SAMHSA states the helpline is confidential, free, 24/7, 365-day treatment referral and information service for individuals and families facing mental and/or substance use disorders.

What They Provide: substance use treatment locator, detox search, outpatient treatment search, residential treatment search, opioid treatment program search, mental health treatment locator, provider filters
Website: findtreatment.gov
Phone: Use SAMHSA National Helpline for phone support: 1-800-662-4357
Address: Online treatment locator
Hours of Operation: Website available anytime
Appointment / Referral Required: No referral required to search; individual treatment providers may require assessment, intake, referral, insurance authorization, or bed availability screening
Documents Needed: None to search; treatment programs may request photo ID, insurance/Apple Health/Medicaid card, Medicare/private insurance card, medication list, substance use history, medical history, referral paperwork, court/DOC paperwork if applicable
Application Process: Search by ZIP code or city; filter by treatment type, payment options, age served, medication treatment, telehealth, inpatient/residential, outpatient, or detox; call providers directly to verify current availability and admission steps
Eligibility: Anyone searching for mental health or substance use treatment options
Cost: Free search tool; treatment costs vary by provider and coverage
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Search filters may include Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, sliding fee, or payment assistance; verify directly with providers
Service Area: Nationwide, including Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Website-based; provider-specific language/accessibility support varies
Important Notes: Useful for checking multiple treatment options quickly, but always verify directly because provider availability, insurance acceptance, detox beds, and waitlists can change quickly. SAMHSA links the National Helpline with its online treatment locator as a way to find treatment facilities and community resources.

What They Provide: 24/7 crisis support, substance use crisis support, mental health crisis support, suicidal thoughts support, emotional distress support, support for loved ones worried about someone else
Website: 988lifeline.org
Phone: 988
Text: 988
Address: Phone/text/chat national crisis support
Hours of Operation: 24 hours daily
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment or referral required
Documents Needed: None
Application Process: Call or text 988, or chat online through the website; explain the immediate concern, safety risk, substance use concern, or emotional crisis
Eligibility: Anyone experiencing emotional distress, thoughts of suicide, mental health crisis, substance use crisis, or concern about someone else
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required
Service Area: Nationwide, including Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Call, text, chat, Spanish-language support, Deaf/Hard of Hearing access options
Important Notes: Use 988 for crisis support related to alcohol/drug use, emotional distress, suicidal thoughts, or concern for someone else. Call 911 for overdose, severe withdrawal symptoms, unconsciousness, active violence, weapons, or immediate medical danger. 988 states support is available for emotional distress, alcohol or drug use concerns, and mental health struggles.

What They Provide: 24/7 behavioral health crisis triage, substance use crisis support, mental health crisis support, suicide crisis support, crisis referrals, mobile crisis dispatch, Designated Crisis Responder access
Website: fbhwa.org/programs/crisis-response/24-7-regional-behavioral-health-crisis-line
Phone: 1-877-266-1818
Address: Phone-based crisis access
Hours of Operation: 24 hours daily, 365 days a year
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment or referral required
Documents Needed: None required; helpful information includes person’s location, substance use concern, withdrawal concerns, mental health symptoms, safety risks, weapons, medical needs, and whether the person is willing to speak with crisis staff
Application Process: Call the crisis line; trained crisis clinicians assess the situation, provide support/referrals, and may dispatch mobile crisis teams or Designated Crisis Responders when appropriate
Eligibility: Individuals experiencing a mental health or substance use crisis, or someone calling on behalf of another person
Cost: Free to call
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required to call
Service Area: Spokane Regional Service Area, including Spokane, Adams, Ferry, Lincoln, Pend Oreille, and Stevens counties
Languages / Accessibility: TDD/TTY: 509-458-7446; interpreter access may be available by phone
Important Notes: This is the main local Spokane regional crisis line for behavioral health and substance use crisis. Frontier states the line serves people whose health or safety is in danger because of a mental health or substance use condition and can provide referrals or dispatch mobile teams/DCRs.

What They Provide: public SUD treatment system information, substance use treatment provider direction, recovery-focused behavioral health service information, care coordination information, regional provider access
Website: spokanecounty.gov/4234/Substance-Use-Disorder-SUD-Treatment-Ser
Phone: Spokane County Behavioral Health Customer Care: 509-477-4570; toll-free: 1-877-304-7183
Address: Spokane County Community Services, 1116 W Broadway Ave, Spokane, WA 99260
Hours of Operation: County business hours; website available anytime
Appointment / Referral Required: No referral required to use the information page or call Customer Care; treatment providers may require assessment/intake
Documents Needed: None required to call; treatment providers may request photo ID, Apple Health/Medicaid card, ProviderOne number, Medicare/private insurance card, substance use history, medication list, court/DOC paperwork if applicable
Application Process: Review the Spokane County SUD Treatment Services page or call Customer Care for help understanding publicly funded SUD service options and provider pathways
Eligibility: Spokane Regional Service Area residents seeking SUD treatment information or access; specific provider eligibility varies by program, insurance, funding, and assessment
Cost: Free navigation/information; treatment costs vary by provider and funding source
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Services may involve Apple Health/Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, grant-funded access, uninsured pathways, or self-pay depending on provider
Service Area: Spokane Regional Service Area, including Spokane, Adams, Ferry, Lincoln, Pend Oreille, and Stevens counties
Languages / Accessibility: Relay: 1-800-833-6384; call to request accessibility/language support
Important Notes: Good local system-navigation entry for people trying to understand Spokane regional SUD treatment access. Spokane County states SCRBH strives to provide timely access to medically necessary recovery-focused behavioral health services, supports, and care coordination.

What They Provide: behavioral health system navigation, substance use service access questions, mental health service access questions, provider information, rights information, grievance/complaint direction, public behavioral health service support
Website: spokanecounty.gov/4231/Behavioral-Health-Customer-Care-Services
Phone: 509-477-4570; toll-free: 1-877-304-7183
Address: Spokane County Community Services, Spokane, WA 99260
Hours of Operation: County business hours; call to confirm
Appointment / Referral Required: No referral required to call; treatment providers may require intake/assessment
Documents Needed: None required to call; helpful items may include Apple Health/Medicaid card, ProviderOne number, insurance card, provider information, referral paperwork, grievance/complaint details, and service history
Application Process: Call Customer Care for help understanding public behavioral health/SUD service options, provider access concerns, service rights, or grievance/complaint pathways
Eligibility: People seeking information or support with publicly funded behavioral health or substance use services in the Spokane Regional Service Area
Cost: Free to call; service costs depend on provider, insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, uninsured status, and program eligibility
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Can help with publicly funded behavioral health/SUD navigation; specific services may use Apple Health/Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, grant funding, or uninsured service pathways
Service Area: Spokane Regional Service Area, including Spokane, Adams, Ferry, Lincoln, Pend Oreille, and Stevens counties
Languages / Accessibility: Relay: 1-800-833-6384; call to request accessibility/language support
Important Notes: This is not a 24/7 crisis line. Use 988 or 1-877-266-1818 for immediate crisis. Use Customer Care for system navigation, provider access questions, and concerns about publicly funded behavioral health/SUD services.

What They Provide: Apple Health SUD treatment information, assessment guidance, treatment access information, outpatient treatment information, residential treatment information, opioid treatment information, withdrawal management/detox information
Website: hca.wa.gov/free-or-low-cost-health-care/i-need-behavioral-health-support/substance-use-treatment
Phone: Apple Health Customer Service: 1-800-562-3022; Washington Recovery Help Line: 1-866-789-1511
Address: Online/statewide information resource
Hours of Operation: Website available anytime; phone hours vary by program
Appointment / Referral Required: No referral required to use information page; treatment programs may require assessment/intake and insurance authorization
Documents Needed: None to use website; treatment providers may request Apple Health/Medicaid card, ProviderOne number, photo ID, medication list, substance use history, medical history, and referral/court paperwork if applicable
Application Process: Use HCA’s page to understand Apple Health SUD treatment options and how to access services; call the Washington Recovery Help Line or Apple Health plan/provider for help finding treatment
Eligibility: Washington residents seeking SUD treatment information; Apple Health members may have SUD treatment benefits depending on eligibility and medical necessity
Cost: Free information; treatment costs depend on Apple Health eligibility, plan rules, provider, and program
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Apple Health/Medicaid-focused resource; Medicare/private insurance pathways may differ
Service Area: Washington State, including Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: HCA language/accessibility support may be available by phone
Important Notes: Helpful for understanding what Apple Health may cover and how SUD treatment access generally works in Washington. Use Washington Recovery Help Line or Spokane County Customer Care when someone needs actual provider navigation.

What They Provide: emergency medical care, overdose care, severe alcohol withdrawal care, seizure risk care, hallucination/confusion evaluation, severe dehydration care, medical stabilization, emergency psychiatric evaluation
Website: Call 911 or go to nearest emergency department
Phone: 911
Address: Nearest emergency department
Hours of Operation: 24 hours daily
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment required
Documents Needed: Do not delay emergency care for documents; if available, bring photo ID, insurance/Medicaid/Medicare card, medication list, substance use information, allergies, and emergency contact
Application Process: Call 911 for overdose, unconsciousness, seizures, severe confusion, chest pain, severe dehydration, severe withdrawal symptoms, active violence, weapons, or inability to stay safe; go to the nearest emergency department if safe to transport
Eligibility: Anyone experiencing a medical emergency
Cost: Emergency medical billing may apply; financial assistance may be available through hospital billing
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Emergency care should not be delayed because of insurance status
Service Area: Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Emergency and hospital interpreter/accessibility services may be available
Important Notes: Alcohol and benzodiazepine withdrawal can be medically dangerous and may require emergency care. Use 911/ER for severe withdrawal symptoms, seizures, hallucinations/confusion, overdose, unconsciousness, or immediate medical danger.

What They Provide: 24/7 crisis support, substance use crisis support, mental health crisis support, suicidal thoughts support, emotional distress support, support for loved ones worried about someone else
Website: 988lifeline.org
Phone: 988
Text: 988
Address: Phone/text/chat national crisis support
Hours of Operation: 24 hours daily
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment or referral required
Documents Needed: None
Application Process: Call or text 988, or chat online through the website; explain the immediate concern, substance use concern, emotional crisis, or safety risk
Eligibility: Anyone experiencing emotional distress, thoughts of suicide, mental health crisis, substance use crisis, or concern about someone else
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required
Service Area: Nationwide, including Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Call, text, chat, Spanish-language support, Deaf/Hard of Hearing access options
Important Notes: Use 988 for emotional distress, substance use crisis, suicidal thoughts, or concern for someone else. Call 911 for overdose, severe withdrawal symptoms, unconsciousness, active violence, weapons, or immediate medical danger. ARC of Spokane’s crisis resource page notes 988 is for mental health-related distress, including substance use crisis and emotional distress.

What They Provide: substance use crisis stabilization, mental health crisis stabilization, sobering support, withdrawal support, co-occurring disorder stabilization, needs assessment, treatment engagement, medication-assisted treatment options, individualized recovery planning
Website: pioneerhumanservices.org/treatment/spokane-regional-stabilization-center
Phone: 509-503-6010
Address: 1302 W Gardner Ave, Spokane, WA 99201
Hours of Operation: 24 hours daily
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first; access may come through crisis response, law enforcement, first responders, hospitals, behavioral health providers, or community referral depending on situation
Documents Needed: photo ID if available, insurance card if available, Apple Health/Medicaid or Medicare card if applicable, medication list, discharge/referral paperwork if coming from another provider
Application Process: Call or access through crisis response, first responders, hospital, law enforcement, or behavioral health referral pathway; staff assess needs and program fit
Eligibility: Adults experiencing substance use crisis, mental health crisis, withdrawal from alcohol/drug use, or co-occurring mental health and substance use needs
Cost: Call to verify cost/billing details
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Call to verify current billing and insurance process
Service Area: Spokane regional crisis system
Languages / Accessibility: Call for accessibility and language access details
Important Notes: This is the key Spokane-area crisis stabilization resource for substance use and co-occurring crisis. Spokane County describes the center as a safe transitional treatment alternative for people experiencing a mental health or substance use crisis, and Pioneer describes it as a supportive environment for adults withdrawing from alcohol or drug use, experiencing mental health crisis, or needing co-occurring inpatient treatment.

What They Provide: 24/7 substance use crisis triage, mental health crisis triage, suicide crisis support, safety planning, crisis referrals, mobile crisis dispatch, Designated Crisis Responder access, stabilization referral direction
Website: fbhwa.org/programs/crisis-response/24-7-regional-behavioral-health-crisis-line
Phone: 1-877-266-1818
Address: Phone-based crisis access
Hours of Operation: 24 hours daily, 365 days a year
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment or referral required
Documents Needed: None required; helpful information includes person’s location, substance use concern, withdrawal concerns, mental health symptoms, safety risks, weapons, medical needs, and whether the person is willing to speak with crisis staff
Application Process: Call the crisis line; trained crisis clinicians assess the situation, provide support/referrals, and may dispatch mobile crisis teams or Designated Crisis Responders when appropriate
Eligibility: Individuals experiencing a mental health or substance use crisis, or someone calling on behalf of another person
Cost: Free to call
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required to call
Service Area: Spokane Regional Service Area, including Spokane, Adams, Ferry, Lincoln, Pend Oreille, and Stevens counties
Languages / Accessibility: TDD/TTY: 509-458-7446; interpreter access may be available by phone
Important Notes: Use this when someone is in a substance use or co-occurring crisis and needs help figuring out whether mobile crisis, DCR evaluation, stabilization, detox, ER, or another service is appropriate. Frontier states trained triage clinicians assess crisis situations and may provide referrals or dispatch mobile teams/DCRs.

What They Provide: crisis intervention, behavioral health assessment, substance use crisis assessment, mental health crisis assessment, safety planning, Designated Crisis Responder services, Involuntary Treatment Act evaluations, referral to stabilization/higher-level care
Website: fbhwa.org/programs/crisis-response/crisis-outreach-and-involuntary-treatment-act-ita-evaluations
Phone: Regional Crisis Line: 1-877-266-1818
Address: 107 S Division St, Spokane, WA 99202
Hours of Operation: Crisis access through Regional Crisis Line is 24 hours daily
Appointment / Referral Required: Call the crisis line first; crisis outreach/DCR response depends on triage
Documents Needed: None required to call; helpful information includes person’s name, location, current symptoms, substance use concerns, safety concerns, threats/self-harm concerns, medical needs, known treatment history, and current providers
Application Process: Call the Regional Crisis Line; crisis staff assess need and may dispatch crisis outreach or Designated Crisis Responders
Eligibility: People in Spokane County experiencing behavioral health crisis, including substance use or co-occurring crisis, where outreach or DCR evaluation may be needed
Cost: Crisis line access is free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required to call; crisis intervention and ITA evaluations are crisis-system services
Service Area: Spokane County / Spokane Regional crisis system
Languages / Accessibility: TDD/TTY for crisis line: 509-458-7446
Important Notes: This is the pathway when someone may need a DCR/ITA evaluation because of serious risk connected to mental health, substance use, or co-occurring crisis. Use 911 first for immediate physical danger, active violence, overdose, or medical emergency. Frontier states it provides crisis intervention and ITA evaluations throughout Spokane County regardless of insurance.

What They Provide: youth substance use crisis support, youth mental health crisis support, family crisis support, mobile crisis response, de-escalation, safety planning, stabilization support, referrals, linkage to mental health and chemical dependency services
Website: fbhwa.org/programs/crisis-response/children-youth-family-mobile-crisis-cyfmc
Phone: Regional Crisis Line: 1-877-266-1818
Address: Not a walk-in service; crisis response is mobile/community-based when dispatched
Hours of Operation: 24 hours daily through regional crisis access
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first; mobile crisis response is triaged through the crisis line
Documents Needed: None required to call; helpful information includes youth’s name, age, location, current safety concerns, substance use concerns, symptoms, medications, current providers, and parent/guardian contact information
Application Process: Call the Regional Crisis Line; crisis staff assess the situation and may dispatch Children, Youth & Family Mobile Crisis or connect to other crisis/stabilization resources
Eligibility: Children, youth, and young adults experiencing behavioral health crisis; caregivers/family members may call on behalf of youth
Cost: Free to call
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required to call
Service Area: Spokane County / Spokane Regional crisis system
Languages / Accessibility: TDD/TTY for Regional Crisis Line: 509-458-7446; call to request interpreter support
Important Notes: Keep this as the youth/family crisis pathway for substance use or co-occurring crisis. Frontier lists services including rapid response, assessment, crisis intervention, supportive counseling, referral, and linkage to community-based mental health and chemical dependency services.

What They Provide: withdrawal management, substance use disorder treatment, mental health support, adult detox support, assessment, stabilization support, referral to next level of care
Website: spokanerecovery.org
Phone: 509-570-7250
Address: 628 S Cowley St, Spokane, WA 99202
Hours of Operation: Call to confirm current access and bed availability
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first recommended; intake/assessment and bed availability apply
Documents Needed: photo ID if available, Apple Health/Medicaid card if applicable, Medicare/private insurance card if applicable, medication list, substance use history, medical history, emergency contact, court/DOC paperwork if applicable
Application Process: Call and ask about current withdrawal management, stabilization, intake, eligibility, and what to bring
Eligibility: Adults experiencing substance use concerns or withdrawal symptoms; program fit depends on assessment, medical needs, and availability
Cost: Call to verify cost and funding options
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Call to verify Apple Health/Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, grant-funded, or self-pay options
Service Area: Spokane County / Inland Northwest
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: This was already in Detox / Withdrawal Management, but it also belongs here as a crisis-stabilization-adjacent SUD resource because withdrawal management is often the immediate stabilization step before ongoing treatment. STARS describes itself as a nonprofit behavioral health agency offering multiple services and levels of care for clients in every stage of treatment.

What They Provide: outpatient SUD treatment search, intensive outpatient search, medication treatment search, residential/detox search, mental health treatment locator, payment/insurance filters
Website: findtreatment.gov/locator
Phone: SAMHSA National Helpline: 1-800-662-4357
Address: Online treatment locator
Hours of Operation: Website available anytime; SAMHSA helpline available 24 hours daily
Appointment / Referral Required: No referral required to search; treatment providers may require assessment, intake, insurance authorization, or waitlist screening
Documents Needed: None to search; treatment programs may request photo ID, insurance/Apple Health/Medicaid card, Medicare/private insurance card, medication list, substance use history, medical history, referral paperwork, court/DOC paperwork if applicable
Application Process: Search Spokane ZIP code; filter for outpatient treatment, intensive outpatient, medication treatment, payment options, age served, and co-occurring care; call providers directly to verify current availability
Eligibility: Anyone searching for substance use or mental health treatment options
Cost: Free search tool; treatment costs vary by provider and coverage
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Search filters may include Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, sliding fee, or payment assistance; verify directly with providers
Service Area: Nationwide, including Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Website-based; provider-specific language/accessibility support varies
Important Notes: Good backup when local programs are full, when insurance requirements are unclear, or when someone needs treatment outside Spokane County. Always verify directly because provider availability and insurance acceptance change quickly.

What They Provide: outpatient substance use treatment, withdrawal management connection, mental health support, co-occurring support, assessment, individualized treatment planning, referrals to next level of care
Website: spokanerecovery.org
Phone: 509-570-7250
Address: 628 S Cowley St, Spokane, WA 99202
Hours of Operation: Call to confirm current outpatient intake and program hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Intake/assessment required; call first
Documents Needed: photo ID if available, Apple Health/Medicaid card if applicable, Medicare/private insurance card if applicable, medication list, substance use history, medical history, court/DOC paperwork if applicable
Application Process: Call and ask about outpatient SUD treatment, assessment, eligibility, insurance/funding, and current appointment availability
Eligibility: Adults seeking substance use disorder treatment; program fit depends on assessment, treatment needs, and availability
Cost: Call to verify cost and funding options
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Call to verify Apple Health/Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, grant-funded, or self-pay options
Service Area: Spokane County / Inland Northwest
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: STARS is a nonprofit behavioral health agency offering multiple services and levels of care for clients in different stages of substance use treatment.

What They Provide: outpatient substance use disorder treatment, ASAM Level 1 outpatient care, ASAM Level 2.1 intensive outpatient care, individual therapy, group therapy, case management, interdisciplinary support, peer-based recovery groups, opioid recovery clinic, outpatient alcohol withdrawal management
Website: chas.org/get-care/behavioral-health/sud-treatment
Phone: 509-444-8200; toll-free: 866-907-8200
Address: Multiple CHAS locations; Behavioral Health Center – North: 5901 N Lidgerwood St, Spokane, WA 99208
Hours of Operation: Varies by clinic/program; call for current SUD intake and group hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Assessment/intake required; same-day behavioral health/substance use assessments may be available at CHAS Behavioral Health Center
Documents Needed: photo ID if available, insurance card if available, Apple Health/Medicaid card if applicable, Medicare card if applicable, medication list, substance use history, medical history, income/household information if applying for sliding fee discount
Application Process: Call CHAS and ask for SUD treatment, outpatient SUD assessment, ASAM Level 1 or 2.1 care, Opioid Recovery Clinic, outpatient alcohol withdrawal management, and insurance/sliding fee options
Eligibility: People seeking outpatient SUD care; program fit depends on assessment and treatment needs
Cost: Insurance billing, Medicaid/Medicare billing, private pay, or sliding fee discount depending on eligibility
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Accepts private insurance, Medicaid, and Medicare; sliding fee discount available for qualifying uninsured/underinsured patients
Service Area: Spokane County, Eastern Washington, and North Idaho
Languages / Accessibility: TRS: 711; call to request interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: CHAS lists outpatient SUD treatment at ASAM Level 1 and 2.1, including individual/group therapy, case management, interdisciplinary support, and peer-based recovery groups.

What They Provide: outpatient substance use treatment, intensive outpatient treatment, co-occurring mental health and SUD treatment, individual counseling, group counseling, family counseling, relapse prevention, life skills support, legal issue support
Website: yfaconnections.org
Phone: Call through website for current intake contact
Address: 22 S Thor St, Spokane, WA 99202
Hours of Operation: Call for current intake and program hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Intake/assessment required; call first
Documents Needed: photo ID if available, Apple Health/Medicaid card if applicable, Medicare/private insurance card if applicable, medication list, substance use history, mental health history, court/DUI/DOC paperwork if applicable
Application Process: Call YFA Connections and ask about STEPPS adult outpatient treatment, intensive outpatient treatment, assessment, insurance/funding, and current availability
Eligibility: Adults and young adults seeking substance use or co-occurring disorder treatment; program fit depends on assessment
Cost: Call to confirm; sliding fee or payment assistance may be available depending on program and funding
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Medicaid and self-pay are listed in external treatment directories; verify current Apple Health/Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, and payment assistance directly before intake
Service Area: Spokane County / Spokane area
Languages / Accessibility: External treatment data lists ASL or hearing assistance; call to confirm current accessibility support
Important Notes: YFA Connections provides adult outpatient and intensive outpatient SUD treatment through STEPPS, and public resource data describes ASAM Level 1 outpatient and Level 2 intensive outpatient treatment with individual, group, and family counseling.

What They Provide: outpatient addiction treatment, recovery program, continuing care after residential treatment, drug and alcohol treatment, relapse prevention support, holistic recovery support
Website: spokanefallsrecoverycenter.com
Phone: Admissions: 844-962-2775
Address: Main office: 101 E Magnesium Rd, Suite 101, Spokane, WA 99208
Hours of Operation: Office hours listed as 8 AM–8 PM; call admissions for current outpatient schedule
Appointment / Referral Required: Admissions screening required; call first
Documents Needed: photo ID, insurance card if applicable, medication list, substance use history, medical history, mental health history, emergency contact, court/referral paperwork if applicable
Application Process: Call admissions; ask about outpatient treatment, assessment, insurance verification, program schedule, cost, and whether outpatient or a higher level of care is recommended
Eligibility: People seeking drug or alcohol treatment; outpatient fit depends on assessment and clinical needs
Cost: Insurance billing or self-pay costs may apply; call admissions
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Call to verify accepted insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, and self-pay options
Service Area: Spokane and North Idaho region
Languages / Accessibility: Ask admissions about interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: Spokane Falls states it offers both residential and outpatient substance use treatment. Outpatient care may be an appropriate first step for less intensive addiction needs or continuing care after residential treatment.

What They Provide: outpatient substance use treatment, co-occurring mental health support, partial hospitalization program, intensive outpatient program, outpatient program, individual treatment planning, evidence-based therapy, relapse prevention support
Website: btrgspokane.com
Phone: 844-763-2809
Address: Spokane Valley, WA; verify current address through intake/website before appointment
Hours of Operation: Call for current intake and program schedule
Appointment / Referral Required: Intake/assessment required; call first
Documents Needed: photo ID, insurance card if applicable, medication list, substance use history, mental health history, emergency contact, court/referral paperwork if applicable
Application Process: Call or contact through website; ask about outpatient program level, PHP/IOP availability, insurance verification, cost, and whether the program accepts the person’s coverage
Eligibility: Adults and young adults seeking outpatient substance use or co-occurring disorder treatment; program fit depends on assessment
Cost: Private insurance or self-pay costs may apply
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: External provider profile says most private insurance is accepted and state insurance is not currently accepted; verify directly before scheduling
Service Area: Spokane Valley / Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: Breakthrough Recovery says it specializes exclusively in outpatient treatment and does not provide inpatient or residential care. External provider data describes PHP, IOP, and outpatient treatment options.

What They Provide: outpatient substance use disorder treatment, drug and alcohol assessment, DUI assessment, DUI/legal evaluations, ADIS classes, outpatient counseling
Website: gatewaycounseling.net
Phone: Use website contact process for current intake number
Address: Spokane, WA; verify current address through website/intake before appointment
Hours of Operation: Call or check website for current hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Appointment/intake required; call first
Documents Needed: photo ID, insurance/payment information if applicable, court/DUI paperwork if applicable, license/DOL paperwork if applicable, substance use history, referral paperwork if applicable
Application Process: Contact Gateway Counseling and ask about outpatient SUD treatment, DUI/drug/alcohol assessment, ADIS class availability, cost, and scheduling
Eligibility: People seeking outpatient SUD treatment or court/legal/DUI-related substance use services; program fit depends on assessment
Cost: Call to confirm current fees and payment options
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Call to verify insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, private pay, and payment options
Service Area: Spokane County / Spokane area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: Gateway Counseling describes itself as an outpatient SUD treatment facility in Spokane offering DUI, drug and alcohol assessments, outpatient counseling, and ADIS classes.

What They Provide: outpatient addiction services, low-barrier SUD care, medication-assisted treatment for opioid and alcohol use disorders when available, individual counseling, group counseling, behavioral health support, primary care connection
Website: multicare.org/location/multicare-rockwood-main-clinic/healthy-behavior-and-function-clinic
Phone: Use MultiCare scheduling/contact process for current clinic access
Address: MultiCare Rockwood Main Clinic, Spokane, WA; verify location through MultiCare before appointment
Hours of Operation: Call for current clinic hours and appointment availability
Appointment / Referral Required: Appointment/intake required; call first
Documents Needed: photo ID, insurance card if available, Apple Health/Medicaid card if applicable, Medicare/private insurance card if applicable, medication list, substance use history, medical history, current prescriptions, referral paperwork if applicable
Application Process: Contact MultiCare and ask about the Healthy Behavior and Function Clinic, addiction services, SUD treatment access, medication-assisted treatment availability, insurance, and appointment scheduling
Eligibility: Adults age 18+ seeking substance use disorder care; program fit depends on assessment and clinic availability
Cost: Insurance billing or self-pay costs may apply
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Call to verify Apple Health/Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, and self-pay options
Service Area: Spokane County / MultiCare Rockwood service area
Languages / Accessibility: MultiCare interpreter/accessibility services may be available
Important Notes: MultiCare describes its addiction services as including medication-assisted treatment for opioid and alcohol SUDs in some primary care clinics, individual/group counseling, and behavioral health support. MultiCare has also described the Healthy Behavior and Function Clinic as low-barrier SUD care.

What They Provide: outpatient addiction medicine, opioid use disorder treatment, stimulant use support, alcohol relapse prevention, outpatient managed withdrawal support, medication-assisted treatment, Suboxone, Vivitrol, Sublocade, Brixadi
Website: https://www.idealoption.com/find-a-clinic
Phone: Use website scheduling/contact process for current Spokane clinic phone numbers
Address: Spokane-area clinics include Spokane 5th Ave, Spokane E Francis, and Spokane Valley locations; verify appointment location through website
Hours of Operation: Clinic hours vary by location; schedule online or call
Appointment / Referral Required: Appointment/intake required; online appointment request available
Documents Needed: photo ID, insurance card if applicable, Apple Health/Medicaid card if applicable, Medicare/private insurance card if applicable, medication list, substance use history, medical history, pharmacy information
Application Process: Request an appointment online or call; choose the correct Spokane-area clinic; verify medication options, insurance, cost, and appointment availability
Eligibility: People seeking outpatient medication-based treatment for opioid use disorder, stimulant use, alcohol relapse prevention, or related SUD concerns; program fit depends on assessment
Cost: Insurance billing or self-pay costs may apply
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Ideal Option states it accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and private insurance; verify coverage before intake
Service Area: Spokane, Spokane Valley, and regional Washington access
Languages / Accessibility: Website has translation options; call to request accessibility/language support
Important Notes: Ideal Option is best listed as outpatient addiction medicine/MOUD-focused care rather than broad counseling-only treatment. Spokane-area pages describe evidence-based outpatient treatment for opioids, stimulants, and alcohol relapse prevention.

What They Provide: youth behavioral health, youth substance use treatment planning, counseling, individualized mental health and substance use treatment plans, family/wraparound support, culturally grounded care, medical and behavioral health integration
Website: https://nativeproject.org/our-services/substance-use-disorder-services-sud/
Phone: Main: 509-483-7535; Children and Youth Services Center: 509-325-5502
Address: Main Campus: 1803 W Maxwell Ave, Spokane, WA 99201; Children and Youth Services Center: 1907 W Maxwell Ave, Spokane, WA 99201
Hours of Operation: Call or check website for current hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Appointment/intake required; call to schedule
Documents Needed: photo ID if available, insurance card if available, Apple Health/Medicaid card if applicable, Medicare/private insurance card if applicable, medication list, proof of tribal enrollment/descendancy if applicable, parent/guardian paperwork for minors if applicable
Application Process: Call and ask about behavioral health, youth substance use support, assessment, counseling, treatment planning, insurance, and sliding fee options
Eligibility: Native and non-Native community members; youth services are available through the Children and Youth Services Center
Cost: Insurance billing, Medicaid/Medicare billing, private pay, tribal/IHS-related funding, or sliding fee payments depending on eligibility
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and most private insurance; no insurance copay billed with proof of tribal enrollment or descendancy; sliding fee payments available for qualifying patients
Service Area: Greater Spokane community
Languages / Accessibility: Call to request interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: The NATIVE Project’s youth behavioral health team assesses, treats, and counsels youth and creates individualized mental health and substance use treatment plans, with wraparound involvement of family/support people when appropriate.

What They Provide: residential treatment search, inpatient SUD treatment search, detox search, outpatient/IOP search, opioid treatment program search, co-occurring treatment search, insurance/payment filters
Website: https://findtreatment.gov/locator
Phone: SAMHSA National Helpline: 1-800-662-4357
Address: Online treatment locator
Hours of Operation: Website available anytime; SAMHSA helpline available 24 hours daily
Appointment / Referral Required: No referral required to search; residential treatment providers may require assessment, intake, insurance authorization, medical clearance, or bed availability screening
Documents Needed: None to search; treatment programs may request photo ID, insurance/Apple Health/Medicaid card, Medicare/private insurance card, medication list, substance use history, medical history, referral paperwork, court/DOC paperwork if applicable
Application Process: Search Spokane ZIP code; filter for residential/inpatient treatment, payment options, age served, co-occurring care, medication treatment, and detox availability; call providers directly to verify current availability and admission requirements
Eligibility: Anyone searching for substance use treatment options
Cost: Free search tool; treatment costs vary by provider and coverage
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Search filters may include Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, sliding fee, and payment assistance; verify directly with providers
Service Area: Nationwide, including Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Website-based; provider-specific language/accessibility support varies
Important Notes: Good backup when Spokane residential programs are full, insurance requirements are unclear, or someone needs placement outside Spokane County. Always verify directly because bed availability, insurance acceptance, and admission rules change quickly.

What They Provide: residential treatment referrals, detox referral help, withdrawal management referral help, outpatient/IOP referral help, MOUD locator connection, 24-hour substance use support, recovery navigation
Website: warecoveryhelpline.org
Phone: 1-866-789-1511
TTY: 206-461-3219
Address: Phone/online statewide resource
Hours of Operation: 24 hours daily, 7 days a week, 365 days a year
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment or referral required
Documents Needed: None required; helpful information may include ZIP code, substance use concerns, withdrawal symptoms, insurance/Apple Health status, residential treatment needs, transportation barriers, treatment history, and whether immediate safety concerns are present
Application Process: Call the helpline and ask for Spokane County or Washington residential SUD treatment referrals, detox/withdrawal management options, MOUD treatment, or treatment navigation
Eligibility: Washington residents seeking substance use, recovery, mental health, or problem gambling support; family members and professionals may also call
Cost: Free helpline
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required to call; referred programs may use Apple Health/Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, grant funding, or self-pay
Service Area: Washington State, including Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: TTY available; call to ask about interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: Strong first call when someone needs help finding residential treatment quickly or needs treatment options outside Spokane County. Washington Recovery Help Line can help narrow options by insurance, location, and level of care.

What They Provide: residential substance use treatment, 24-hour medical supervision, drug and alcohol treatment, co-occurring support, individual therapy, group therapy, relapse prevention, detox connection, PHP/IOP/outpatient step-down care
Website: spokanefallsrecoverycenter.com
Phone: Admissions: 844-962-2775
Address: Detox & Residential Treatment: 107 E Magnesium Rd, Spokane, WA 99208; main office: 101 E Magnesium Rd, Suite 101, Spokane, WA 99208
Hours of Operation: Office hours listed as 8 AM–8 PM; call admissions for residential availability and intake timing
Appointment / Referral Required: Admissions screening required; call first
Documents Needed: photo ID, insurance card if applicable, Apple Health/Medicaid card if applicable, Medicare/private insurance card if applicable, medication list, substance use history, medical history, mental health history, emergency contact, current prescriptions, court/referral paperwork if applicable
Application Process: Call admissions; ask about residential bed availability, assessment, insurance verification, detox needs, what to bring, program length, family contact rules, and discharge/step-down planning
Eligibility: People seeking drug or alcohol residential treatment; program fit depends on assessment, medical needs, safety needs, and bed availability
Cost: Insurance billing or self-pay costs may apply; call admissions
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Insurance verification available; call to confirm accepted insurance, Apple Health/Medicaid, Medicare, and self-pay options
Service Area: Spokane and North Idaho region
Languages / Accessibility: Ask admissions about interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: Spokane Falls states it offers both residential and outpatient treatment, and that residential care involves 24-hour medical supervision and is its highest level of care. The detox/residential location is listed at 107 E Magnesium Rd.

What They Provide: residential inpatient treatment, medical detox connection, drug and alcohol treatment, counseling, group therapy, medication management, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient, outpatient step-down care
Website: sequoiadetoxcenters.com
Phone: 509-418-2108
Address: 10305 E Montgomery Dr, Spokane Valley, WA 99206
Hours of Operation: Call admissions for current residential availability and intake timing
Appointment / Referral Required: Admissions screening required; call first
Documents Needed: photo ID, insurance card if applicable, Apple Health/Medicaid card if applicable, Medicare/private insurance card if applicable, medication list, substance use history, medical history, mental health history, emergency contact, current prescriptions, discharge/referral paperwork if applicable
Application Process: Call admissions or request a callback online; ask about residential inpatient availability, medical detox needs, insurance verification, program length, what to bring, and step-down care options
Eligibility: People seeking drug or alcohol residential/inpatient treatment; program fit depends on assessment, medical needs, level-of-care recommendation, and bed availability
Cost: Insurance billing or self-pay costs may apply; call admissions
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Third-party treatment listings show private insurance, Medicare, cash/self-pay, and IHS/Tribal/Urban funds; verify directly before admission
Service Area: Spokane Valley / Spokane County / regional treatment access
Languages / Accessibility: Ask admissions about interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: Sequoia lists a full continuum of care including medical detoxification, residential inpatient, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient, and outpatient services. Always verify insurance, bed availability, and whether the person needs detox before residential admission.

What They Provide: residential inpatient treatment, medical detox, drug and alcohol treatment, clinical support, individual treatment planning, case management, therapy, step-down care connection through PHP/IOP/outpatient programs
Website: spokaneheightsdetox.com
Phone: Use website “Speak with a Specialist” / admissions process for current phone contact
Address: Spokane Heights detox/residential facility, Spokane, WA; verify exact admission location through admissions
Hours of Operation: Specialists available 24 hours daily according to website; call/contact to confirm admission availability
Appointment / Referral Required: Admissions screening required; call/contact first
Documents Needed: photo ID, insurance card if applicable, medication list, substance use history, medical history, mental health history, emergency contact, current prescriptions, discharge/referral paperwork if applicable
Application Process: Contact admissions/specialist; verify insurance, residential bed availability, detox needs, medical appropriateness, what to bring, program expectations, and admission timeline
Eligibility: People seeking drug or alcohol detox and residential inpatient addiction treatment; program fit depends on assessment, medical needs, and availability
Cost: Insurance billing or self-pay costs may apply; call admissions
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Website states Royal Life Centers works with most major providers; verify accepted insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, and self-pay options before admission
Service Area: Spokane area / regional treatment access
Languages / Accessibility: Ask admissions about interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: Royal Life Centers identifies Spokane Heights as its Spokane detox and residential inpatient program. Its Spokane-area treatment system also includes aftercare/outpatient services through Cascade Heights in Mead, so ask admissions about full continuum and step-down planning.

What They Provide: substance use disorder treatment, withdrawal management connection, multiple levels of care, mental health support, individualized treatment planning, evidence-based treatment, referral to next level of care
Website: spokanerecovery.org
Phone: 509-570-7250
Address: 628 S Cowley St, Spokane, WA 99202
Hours of Operation: Call to confirm current intake, level-of-care availability, and program hours
Appointment / Referral Required: Intake/assessment required; call first
Documents Needed: photo ID if available, Apple Health/Medicaid card if applicable, Medicare/private insurance card if applicable, medication list, substance use history, medical history, mental health history, emergency contact, court/DOC paperwork if applicable
Application Process: Call and ask about current SUD treatment levels of care, residential or stabilization-related options if available, withdrawal management, assessment, eligibility, insurance/funding, and referrals if another level of care is needed
Eligibility: Adults seeking substance use disorder treatment; program fit depends on assessment, treatment needs, medical needs, and availability
Cost: Call to verify cost and funding options
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Call to verify Apple Health/Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, grant-funded, or self-pay options
Service Area: Spokane County / Inland Northwest
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: STARS states it offers multiple services and levels of care for clients in every stage of treatment. Because its publicly visible service language is broader than a simple “residential treatment” label, call first to confirm the current level of care available and whether the person needs withdrawal management, outpatient, residential referral, or another program.

What They Provide: recovery housing search, sober living search, substance use treatment search, residential/outpatient/detox locator, insurance/payment filters
Website: https://findtreatment.gov/locator?sAddr=USA
Phone: SAMHSA National Helpline: 1-800-662-4357
Address: Online treatment and recovery resource locator
Hours of Operation: Website available anytime; SAMHSA helpline available 24 hours daily
Appointment / Referral Required: No referral required to search; individual homes/programs may require application, interview, assessment, or referral
Documents Needed: None to search; programs may request photo ID, insurance/Medicaid/Medicare card if treatment is involved, income information, recovery history, court/DOC paperwork, and application materials
Application Process: Search by Spokane ZIP code and filter for housing/recovery support or treatment type; call programs directly to verify current openings, eligibility, cost, and whether the listing is treatment, housing, or both
Eligibility: Anyone searching for recovery housing or SUD treatment options
Cost: Free search tool; housing/treatment costs vary by provider
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Search filters may show payment options for treatment programs; sober living/recovery housing may not be insurance-covered
Service Area: Nationwide, including Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Website-based; provider-specific support varies
Important Notes: Use this as a backup search tool, not as the final authority. Always call programs directly because vacancies, costs, and eligibility can change quickly.

What They Provide: recovery housing referrals, sober living referrals, treatment navigation, detox referral help, outpatient/residential treatment referrals, MOUD locator connection, recovery support resources
Website: warecoveryhelpline.org
Phone: 1-866-789-1511
TTY: 206-461-3219
Address: Phone/online statewide resource
Hours of Operation: 24 hours daily, 7 days a week, 365 days a year
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment or referral required
Documents Needed: None required; helpful information may include ZIP code, gender/housing needs, recovery stage, treatment history, insurance/Apple Health status, income/funding, DOC/court involvement, children/family needs, and transportation barriers
Application Process: Call and ask for Spokane County recovery housing, sober living, Oxford House, treatment, detox, outpatient, residential, or MOUD options
Eligibility: Washington residents seeking substance use, recovery, mental health, or problem gambling support; family members and professionals may also call
Cost: Free helpline
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required to call; referred programs may use Apple Health/Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, grant funding, vouchers, or self-pay depending on service type
Service Area: Washington State, including Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: TTY available; call to ask about interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: Strong first call when someone needs help sorting housing versus treatment options. Recovery housing vacancies change quickly, so this can help identify current options.

What They Provide: certified recovery residence information, quality recovery housing standards, recovery residence search support, Washington recovery housing quality information
Website: waqrr.org
Phone: Use website contact information
Address: Statewide recovery residence quality/certification organization
Hours of Operation: Website available anytime; office/contact availability varies
Appointment / Referral Required: No referral required to use information; individual homes have their own application process
Documents Needed: None to use website; homes may request application documents
Application Process: Use WAQRR to learn about certified recovery residences and quality standards; contact listed homes directly for openings and applications
Eligibility: People seeking recovery residence information or certified recovery housing options in Washington
Cost: Free to use website; housing costs vary by home
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not insurance-based
Service Area: Washington State
Languages / Accessibility: Website-based; contact homes directly for access needs
Important Notes: WAQRR is useful for quality-checking recovery housing options. It is not itself a housing provider.

What They Provide: recovery residence search, Oxford House search, Level 1 recovery housing listings, Level 2 recovery housing listings, certified recovery residence information, sober living search tool
Website: hca.wa.gov/free-or-low-cost-health-care/i-need-behavioral-health-support/recovery-residences
Phone: Washington Recovery Help Line: 1-866-789-1511; HCA main support varies by program
Address: Online statewide resource
Hours of Operation: Website available anytime; individual recovery residence hours vary
Appointment / Referral Required: No referral required to use the registry; individual homes may require application, interview, vacancy, and house approval
Documents Needed: None to search; homes may request photo ID, proof of income or ability to pay rent/fees, recovery history, treatment/discharge paperwork if applicable, court/DOC paperwork if applicable, and emergency contact information
Application Process: Use the registry or linked recovery residence tools to search Spokane-area recovery homes; contact homes directly to verify vacancy, eligibility, cost, house rules, and application process
Eligibility: People in recovery from substance use disorder seeking substance-free recovery housing; eligibility varies by home, gender served, household type, funding, and program rules
Cost: Free to search; housing costs vary by home
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Recovery housing is generally not medical treatment and is usually not directly covered by insurance; some programs may accept grants, vouchers, DOC funding, HEN, ABD, or other payment supports
Service Area: Washington State, including Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Website-based; contact homes directly for language/accessibility needs
Important Notes: Use this as a search tool, not a direct housing provider. Washington HCA describes recovery residences as safe, healthy, family-like, substance-free living environments that support people in recovery from SUD.

What They Provide: Washington Oxford House information, statewide Oxford House network information, self-run recovery housing information, vacancy direction, Oxford House model education
Website: wa.oxfordhouse.us
Phone: Use website/vacancy search or individual house contacts
Address: Statewide Oxford House network; local house addresses vary
Hours of Operation: Website available anytime; individual houses vary
Appointment / Referral Required: No referral required to search; each house requires contact/interview/application
Documents Needed: None to use website; individual homes may request photo ID, proof of income or ability to pay, recovery history, and basic application information
Application Process: Use Washington Oxford House information and vacancy tools; contact individual Spokane-area homes directly for openings and interview process
Eligibility: People in recovery seeking self-run, self-supported sober housing
Cost: Housing cost varies by house; residents share expenses
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not insurance-based
Service Area: Washington State, including Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: House-specific
Important Notes: This is a helpful Washington-specific Oxford House resource if the national vacancy tool is confusing or if someone wants more information about the Oxford House model in Washington.

What They Provide: clean and sober transitional housing, drug-free housing, reentry housing, supportive housing after incarceration or inpatient treatment, referrals to counseling/job training/community supports through partners
Website: trinitytransitionalhousing.com
Phone: 509-656-9940
Email: info@trinitytransitionalhousing.com
Address: 1927 W 8th Ave, Spokane, WA 99204
Hours of Operation: Call or use website for current office/application availability
Appointment / Referral Required: Application required; call, email, or apply online
Documents Needed: photo ID if available, proof of income or funding source if available, grant/voucher paperwork if applicable, DOC paperwork if applicable, treatment/discharge paperwork if applicable, signed house rules/application materials
Application Process: Review house rules, complete online application or print/mail/email application materials, then follow Trinity’s intake/approval process
Eligibility: Individuals seeking clean and sober housing after incarceration, inpatient treatment, or during recovery transition; program rules apply
Cost: Rental fees apply; some grants and vouchers may be accepted
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not insurance-based; resource listings note some grants, DOC vouchers, HEN, ABD, and other vouchers may be accepted
Service Area: Spokane area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about accessibility/language support
Important Notes: Trinity describes itself as drug-free housing for people seeking to transition back into society after incarceration or inpatient treatment. Verify current openings, house type, gender served, rent, and accepted funding before applying.

What They Provide: transitional recovery housing, recovery-based housing, bridge from treatment to permanent housing, behavioral health support connection, affordable monthly service fee housing
Website: pioneerhumanservices.org/housing/phoenix-transitional-housing-program
Phone: 509-232-7081
Email: ashley.sale@p-h-s.com
Address: 703 E Hartson Ave, Spokane, WA 99202
Hours of Operation: Monday–Friday, 9 AM–5 PM according to community resource listing; call to confirm
Appointment / Referral Required: Referral required from a behavioral health treatment provider
Documents Needed: referral from behavioral health treatment provider, photo ID if available, income information, recovery/treatment information, medication list if applicable, housing history if requested, program application paperwork
Application Process: Ask current behavioral health treatment provider to contact Phoenix or make referral; applicant must meet program suitability criteria and have income to cover monthly service fee
Eligibility: Adults connected to behavioral health treatment who are supportive of recovery-based housing and meet program criteria; must have income to cover monthly service fee
Cost: Affordable monthly service fee; call to verify current amount
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not insurance-based housing; behavioral health treatment connection/referral is required
Service Area: Spokane area
Languages / Accessibility: Spanish listed in community resource data; call to confirm current language/accessibility support
Important Notes: This is not a walk-in sober living application. Pioneer states Phoenix is open to referrals from behavioral health treatment providers only.

What They Provide: men’s sober living support, transitional living resources, addiction recovery support, mentoring, coaching, recovery classes, job training connection, sober activities, community support, support for men transitioning away from addiction, incarceration, and homelessness
Website: reclaimprojectnw.org
Phone: 509-435-6708; Sober House directory also lists 509-768-6020 for Reclaim Project Recovery operator contact
Email: info@reclaimprojectnw.org
Address: 1804 W Broadway Ave, Spokane, WA 99201
Hours of Operation: By referral according to recovery resource listing; call/email for current intake and availability
Appointment / Referral Required: Call first; referral/intake process may apply
Documents Needed: photo ID if available, contact information, recovery/treatment history, proof of income or work plan if requested, court/DOC paperwork if applicable, emergency contact
Application Process: Call or email Reclaim Project Recovery to ask about sober living, transitional living resources, recovery programming, eligibility, current openings, and referral steps
Eligibility: Men transitioning away from addiction, incarceration, homelessness, or early recovery; program fit and housing availability apply
Cost: Call to confirm housing costs, fees, and funding options
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not insurance-based sober housing; clinical treatment/insurance needs should be verified separately if connected to outside services
Service Area: Spokane County / Spokane area
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about accessibility/language support
Important Notes: Reclaim Project is a men-focused recovery support and sober living resource. Its website describes support for men through mentoring, coaching, shelter, recovery classes, employment development, and sober community.

What They Provide: family-centered recovery housing, family shelter, outpatient drug treatment onsite, mental health services, life skills coaching, parenting support, recovery support, support to keep families together during recovery
Website: cceasternwa.org/risingstrong
Phone: Contact through website/email
Email: info.risingstrong@cceasternwa.org
Address: Spokane, WA; contact program for current access/location details
Hours of Operation: Call/email for current intake and program access
Appointment / Referral Required: Program screening/intake required; call/email first
Documents Needed: parent/guardian photo ID if available, children’s birth certificates or IDs if available, custody/guardian paperwork if applicable, treatment history, substance use history, mental health information, referral paperwork if applicable, benefit/insurance information if available
Application Process: Email or contact Rising Strong to ask about eligibility, intake process, family housing availability, treatment services, and referral requirements
Eligibility: Families impacted by parental substance use who need recovery support and housing while staying together as a family unit; program-specific eligibility applies
Cost: Call/email to confirm cost and funding details
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Treatment services may involve Medicaid/insurance/funding depending on program; verify directly
Service Area: Spokane County / Eastern Washington families
Languages / Accessibility: Contact program to ask about interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: This is not general sober living for single adults. It is a family-centered housing and treatment program designed to help families remain together while parents recover from substance misuse, heal from trauma, and rebuild stability.

What They Provide: one-for-one syringe exchange, sterile syringes, safer-use supplies, alcohol pads, cotton, risk-reduction supplies, overdose prevention education, safe injection information, treatment referrals, health insurance referrals, healthcare access referrals
Website: srhd.org/programs-and-services/hiv-std-services/syringe-services
Phone: 509-324-1686
Address: 1101 W College Ave, Room 155, Spokane, WA 99201; use southwest entrance under blue awning by picnic shelter
Hours of Operation: Monday–Thursday, 2:30 PM–4:30 PM; closed Fridays and all holidays
Appointment / Referral Required: No referral listed; walk-in during listed hours
Documents Needed: Used syringes for one-for-one exchange if applicable; no other documents listed
Application Process: Go during syringe services hours; exchange used syringes for new ones and ask staff about safer-use supplies, overdose prevention, treatment referrals, insurance, or healthcare access
Eligibility: People who use syringes or need syringe disposal/risk-reduction support
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required for syringe services
Service Area: Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Call to ask about interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: This is Spokane County’s primary public health syringe service program. SRHD states the program provides one-for-one syringe exchange and risk-reduction supplies to help lower risk of HIV and hepatitis B/C transmission. Call before going if hours may be affected by holidays or public health updates.

What They Provide: syringe service program locator, harm reduction program directory, safe syringe disposal information, sterile supply access direction, naloxone finder direction
Website: doh.wa.gov/you-and-your-family/drug-user-health/syringe-service-programs/syringe-service-program-directory
Phone: Use website directory/contact information
Address: Online statewide directory
Hours of Operation: Website available anytime; individual program hours vary
Appointment / Referral Required: No referral required to use directory; individual programs may have their own access rules
Documents Needed: None to search; individual programs may have supply/exchange rules
Application Process: Search by county or program name; contact listed syringe service programs directly to confirm current hours, location, supply rules, and services
Eligibility: Washington residents looking for syringe services or harm reduction programs
Cost: Free directory; program costs vary but syringe service programs are generally free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required to use directory
Service Area: Washington State, including Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Website-based; contact local programs directly for language/accessibility needs
Important Notes: Use this as a backup directory when someone needs syringe services outside Spokane County or wants to verify current program information. Washington DOH notes program information can change and recommends contacting programs directly to confirm accuracy.

What They Provide: free naloxone locator, naloxone box/vending machine locator, syringe service program locator, community naloxone access points, mobile delivery search
Website: doh.wa.gov/you-and-your-family/drug-user-health/naloxone-finder
Phone: Use website/map and listed program contacts
Address: Online statewide map; pickup locations vary
Hours of Operation: Website available anytime; pickup location hours vary
Appointment / Referral Required: No referral required to use locator; individual pickup sites may have their own access instructions
Documents Needed: None to search; pickup sites may have their own process
Application Process: Use the online map to search for free naloxone near a Spokane ZIP code; choose a nearby site and confirm current access before going
Eligibility: People who use opioids, people who may witness an overdose, family/loved ones, service providers, and community members who want to carry naloxone
Cost: Free naloxone may be available at listed sites; naloxone is also available over the counter at many pharmacies and retailers
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required for free naloxone locations; pharmacy naloxone may be purchased or billed to insurance when available
Service Area: Washington State, including Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Website-based; contact listed site for language/accessibility needs
Important Notes: Strong resource for finding free naloxone near someone quickly. DOH states people who can purchase naloxone or use insurance may do so, and people who need free naloxone can use the map.

What They Provide: naloxone locator, overdose prevention information, overdose response education, harm reduction information, community naloxone access support
Website: wafriendsforlife.com/get-naloxone
Phone: Online resource
Address: Online statewide resource
Hours of Operation: Website available anytime; listed pickup sites vary
Appointment / Referral Required: No referral required to use website
Documents Needed: None to use locator; pickup sites may have their own access process
Application Process: Use the website/map to find naloxone near a Spokane-area ZIP code; follow site instructions or contact pickup location before going
Eligibility: Anyone who may need naloxone or may be near someone at risk of opioid overdose
Cost: Free or low-cost options may be listed; availability varies by site
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required to use locator
Service Area: Washington State, including Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Website-based; contact listed sites for access needs
Important Notes: Useful backup naloxone search tool. WA Friends for Life describes naloxone/Narcan as a life-saving medication that reverses opioid overdoses and provides a map/resource tool to help people find it.

What They Provide: mail-based harm reduction supplies when available, naloxone access information, overdose response education, safer-use information, state-specific harm reduction resources
Website: nextdistro.org/washington
Phone: Online resource
Address: Online/mail-based harm reduction resource
Hours of Operation: Website available anytime; mail-based program availability may vary
Appointment / Referral Required: No referral required; online request/application may be required
Documents Needed: Online request information, mailing address if requesting supplies, basic eligibility information if required
Application Process: Visit the Washington page, review available services, and follow the online request instructions for naloxone or harm reduction resources when available
Eligibility: People who use drugs, people at risk of opioid overdose, loved ones, and community members seeking harm reduction supplies or overdose prevention information
Cost: Free or low-cost supplies may be available depending on current program capacity
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required
Service Area: Washington State, including Spokane County, depending on current mail-based availability
Languages / Accessibility: Online/mail-based access; check website for current access options
Important Notes: Helpful for people who cannot safely or easily access in-person harm reduction supplies. Availability can change, so check the website directly.

What They Provide: no-cost naloxone training, overdose response education, community training, overdose prevention education, training for businesses and organizations
Website: srhd.org/programs-and-services/medical-reserve-corps-spokane/training-opportunities
Phone: SRHD main: 509-324-1500
Address: Training location varies by request/organization
Hours of Operation: Training scheduled by request; call or use website request process
Appointment / Referral Required: Training request required for organizations/businesses
Documents Needed: Organization/business contact information, preferred training date/time, estimated number of participants, location or virtual training needs
Application Process: Use SRHD/MRC training request process or call SRHD to ask about no-cost naloxone training availability
Eligibility: Area businesses, organizations, and community groups seeking no-cost overdose response training
Cost: Free
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: Not applicable
Service Area: Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: Ask about interpreter/accessibility needs when requesting training
Important Notes: Best for agencies, workplaces, churches, outreach teams, housing providers, and community groups that want staff/volunteers trained. SRHD states MRC offers no-cost naloxone training for area businesses and organizations.

What They Provide: harm reduction referrals, substance use treatment referrals, detox referral help, MOUD locator connection, recovery support referrals, problem gambling support, mental health support, emotional support
Website: warecoveryhelpline.org
Phone: 1-866-789-1511
TTY: 206-461-3219
Address: Phone/online statewide resource
Hours of Operation: 24 hours daily, 7 days a week, 365 days a year
Appointment / Referral Required: No appointment or referral required
Documents Needed: None required; helpful information may include ZIP code, substance use concerns, overdose risk, naloxone need, syringe service need, treatment interest, insurance/Apple Health status, transportation barriers, and current safety concerns
Application Process: Call and ask for Spokane County harm reduction resources, naloxone, syringe services, detox, MOUD, treatment, or recovery support options
Eligibility: Washington residents seeking substance use, recovery, mental health, or problem gambling support; family members and professionals may also call
Cost: Free helpline
Insurance / Medicaid / Medicare: No insurance required to call; referred programs may use Apple Health/Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance, grant funding, or self-pay depending on service type
Service Area: Washington State, including Spokane County
Languages / Accessibility: TTY available; call to ask about interpreter/accessibility support
Important Notes: Strong navigation option when someone does not know where to get safer-use supplies, naloxone, treatment, MOUD, detox, or recovery support. Call 911 for overdose, unconsciousness, severe withdrawal, active violence, weapons, or immediate medical danger.