Resources
Treatment and Recovery Resources
Outpatient Treatment
| 614 Peterson Road, Burlington |
| 360-757-0131 |
| CCS-RC is an outpatient, chemical dependency treatment facility. Outpatient services include, but are not limited to, assessments, youth services, adult services, co-occurring disorder treatment, inpatient/detox placement, and pregnant and parenting women (PPW) programs. Insurance: Sliding Fee/Income Scale, Medicaid/Apple Health, and Private Insurance. |
| 1100 South 2nd Street, Mount Vernon |
| 360-419-3500 |
| Integrates a wide range of behavioral health and medical care services to support clients and communities when and where it’s needed. These include inpatient and outpatient services for adults, children and families. Additional Services: adult intensive outpatient program (IOP), child and family outpatient services, offender reentry community safety program (ORCSP), older adult outpatient services, housing services, recovery centers, psychiatric services, and substance use disorder treatment. |
| 1601 East College Way, Mount Vernon |
| (360)763-5595 |
| Consejo is a licensed, award-winning treatment center offering outpatient behavioral health care, trauma-informed care in Skagit County. Outpatient services include a wide range of mental health services and substance use disorder services, including SUD screenings and evaluations, as well as individual, group and family therapy. Insurance: Medicaid/Apple Health and individuals/households without insurance. |
| 8212 South March Point Road, Anacortes |
| 360-588-2800 |
| Provides the community with quality health care solutions to today’s substance abuse disorder and mental health challenges. Additional Services: outpatient treatment, medication-assisted therapies, mental health counseling, groups, transportation, and onsite childcare. Insurance: Self-pay, Medicaid/Apple Health, and Private Insurance. |
| 910 South Anacortes Street, Burlington |
| 360-755-1125 |
| Offers expert, intensive alcohol and drug outpatient treatment programs. Additional Services: assessments, mental health programs that address issues of domestic violence, anger management, problem gambling, co-occurring disorders and more. Insurance: Self-pay and Private Insurance. |
| 2511 M Avenue, Suite G, Anacortes |
| 360-299-4297 |
| Offers a wide variety of behavioral/psychiatric health services and programs that aid in recovery. Services are provided for the following conditions: anxiety, depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), bipolar, attention deficit, phobias, and panic disorders. Insurance: Medicaid/Medicare and Private Insurance. |
| 2105 Continental Place, Suite A, Mount Vernon |
| 360-399-6900 |
| A comprehensive behavioral health organization that provides substance use, mental health treatment and problem gambling counseling in a safe, comfortable, structured, professional, and compassionate environment. Insurance: Sliding Fee/Income Scale, Medicaid/Apple Health, and Private Insurance. |
5318 Chief Brown Lane, Darrington, WA 98241
| 360-436-2237 |
| Provides outpatient services to both tribal and community members of Skagit/Snohomish counties who struggle with addiction. Services include assessments, inpatient and withdrawal management referrals and coordination, outpatient treatment, individual counseling, transportation and onsite childcare. Insurance: self-pay, Medicaid/Apple Health and Private Insurance. |
| 1010 East College Way, Mount Vernon 360-542-8920 |
| 1004 M Ave, Anacortes 360-293-8007 |
| The Anacortes and Mount Vernon locations offer several services including medication for opioid use disorder (MOUD), adult outpatient substance use disorder (SUD) counseling, youth SUD counseling, mental health services, and child and family therapy. Bilingual/bicultural services are available. Additional Services: inpatient treatment, case management, veterans services, dual diagnosis care. Insurance: sliding fee/income scale, and Medicaid/Apple Health. |
| 2500 East College Way, Mount Vernon 360-336-3762 |
| Offers a variety of services with a common goal to improve quality of life through individualized outpatient substance use disorder treatment and assessments, including DUI and intensive outpatient services. Additional services: outpatient treatment, support groups, case management, dual diagnosis care, and more. Insurance: Sliding Fee/Income Scale, and Medicaid/Apple Health |
| 17337 Reservation Road, La Conner |
| 360-466-7256 |
| FOR TRIBAL MEMBERS ONLY. Offers services and care focusing on the individual’s needs, including chemical dependency assessments, individual and outpatient group sessions, youth services, medications for treatment of OUD (MOUD), gambling education and counseling, and more. |
Upper Skagit Tribe Chemical Dependency Treatment Program
| *Nationally Recognized 25959 Community Plaza Way, Sedro-Woolley |
| 360-854-7132 |
| FOR TRIBAL MEMBERS ONLY. Offers treatment programs for alcohol, opioids, mental health and substance abuse through outpatient and intensive outpatient treatment, individualized treatment and aftercare support. Therapy programs are offered for individuals, couples, families and groups. Insurance: Self-pay, Medicaid, and Private Insurance. |
Medications for Treatment of Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD)
Visit the MOUD locator and Provider Google Map.
| 712 South Burlington Blvd, Burlington |
| 360-757-0027 |
| Offers Suboxone® treatment to pre-qualified patients who are serious about overcoming opioid addiction. Insurance: Self-pay, and Private Insurance. |
| 8212 S March Point Road, Anacortes |
| 360-588-2800 |
| Uses an integrated health care model to provide the community with quality health care solutions to today’s substance abuse disorder and mental health challenges. Medications used to treat Opioid Use Disorder (OUD): Methadone, Suboxone® and Vivitrol®. Insurance: Self-pay, Medicaid/Apple Health, and Private Insurance. |
| 1724 Continental Place Suite C, Mount Vernon |
| 877-522-1275 |
| The office in Mount Vernon provides treatment with medications like Suboxone® and Vivitrol® for addiction to opioids and other substances. Insurance: Medicaid/Apple Health and Private Insurance. |
| 5700 172nd Street NE, Arlington |
| 360-652-9640 |
| ICCS specializes in the treatment of substance abuse, alcoholism, opioid addiction and dual diagnosis. Medication assisted treatment, outpatient treatment and therapy groups available. Additional Services: programs for men, women and adolescence. Insurance: Self-pay, Medicaid, and Private Insurance. |
| 2105 Continental Place, Suite A, Mount Vernon |
| 360-399-6900 |
| Provides comprehensive behavioral health services including medication assisted recovery. Medications used to treat Opioid Use Disorder (OUD): Suboxone® and Vivitrol®. Insurance: Sliding Fee/Income Scale, Medicaid/Apple Health, and Private Insurance. |
| 45705 Main St, Concrete, WA 98237 |
| Tuesdays from 10:00am-3:00pm. Provides comprehensive behavioral health services including medication assisted recovery. Medications used to treat Opioid Use Disorder (OUD): Suboxone® and Vivitrol®. Insurance: Sliding Fee/Income Scale, Medicaid/Apple Health, and Private Insurance. |
| 1010 East College Way, Mount Vernon |
| 360-542-8920 |
| Mental health therapists, chemical dependency counselors, psychiatric advanced registered nurse practitioners, psychiatrists and MOUD.
The Mount Vernon location offers medications for opioid use disorder (MOUD) and behavioral health services for opioid and other substance addiction. Bilingual/bicultural services are available. Medications used to treat Opioid Use Disorder (OUD): Suboxone®. Insurance: Sliding Fee/Income Scale, and Medicaid/Apple Health. |
| 201 Lila Lane, Burlington |
| 360-757-7738 |
| Medications used to treat Opioid Use Disorder (OUD): Suboxone®. Insurance: Medicaid/Apple Health, and Private Insurance. |
| 819 13th St, Mount Vernon |
| 360-814-6231 |
| Accepting new clients. Provides full service medical treatment for substance use disorder, including buprenorphine and naltrexone programs for those with opioid addictions. Counseling is not required to receive mediation for opioid use disorder. Polysubstance users and clients under 18 years of age are accepted on a case by case basis. |
| 17337 Reservation Road, La Conner |
| 360-466-7256 |
| FOR TRIBAL MEMBERS ONLY. Medications used to treat Opioid Use Disorder (OUD): Suboxone® and Vivitrol®. |
Inpatient Treatment
| Men’s Residential Facility
1905 Continental Place, Mount Vernon |
| 360-755-6400 |
| 24-bed residential treatment program for individuals seeking behavioral health services, detox and opioid treatment. |
| 1420 State Route 20, Sedro-Woolley |
| 360-854-7400 |
| 16-bed facility that provides intensive mental health and psychiatric treatment services in a safe, welcoming environment for adults experiencing a mental health emergency. Additional Services: evaluation and risk assessment, peer support and group meetings, social and recreational activities, and more. |
Youth Services
| 1603 E. Illinois Street, Bellingham, WA |
| 360-647-4266 |
| Intensive chemical dependency services for female youth ages 14 to 17. Insurance: Sliding Fee/Income Scale, Medicare/Apple Health and Private Insurance. |
| 614 Peterson Road, Burlington |
| 360-757-0131 |
| Provides a full continuum of outpatient chemical dependency treatment services at the Recovery Center in Burlington. Services are available to youth, adults and their families. All will be treated with dignity and respect while dealing with alcoholism and other drug dependencies. Insurance: Sliding Fee/Income Scale, Medicaid/Apple Health, and Private Insurance. |
| Brush Prairie or Spokane, WA |
| 360-454-5506 |
| Helps teens and their families move beyond substance use and mental health challenges. Provide inpatient and outpatient counseling programs, psychiatric evaluation and treatment, group therapy and more. |
| 2203 Old Highway 99 South, Mount Vernon |
| 360-542-8810 |
| Provides Case Management, family and group therapy, individual treatment, less restrictive alternative (LRA) support and psychiatric medication. Fee/Income Scale, Medicare/Apple Health and Private Insurance. |
| 3955 156th Street Northeast, Marysville, WA |
| 844-2022-5555 |
| Provides specialized mental health and substance use treatment for teens. Additional Services: both inpatient care and outpatient services for a multitude of mental health disorders (e.g., depression, anxiety disorder, PTSD and more) as well as substance abuse disorders (e.g., alcoholism, prescription and recreational drug misuse). |
| 5600 East Eight Avenue, Spokane Valley, WA 99212 |
| 509-533-6910 |
| 45-bed adolescent residential ASAM Level 3.5-clinically managed, high-intensity residential treatment center. Serves males and females ages 13-17 who have chemical dependency. Though primary focus is on the Native American population, services are open to all adolescents. Additional Services: therapy groups, educational activities, life skills instruction, family counseling, after-care planning, arts activities, rites of passage ceremony and social justice curriculum. |
Pregnant and Parenting People
| 2601 Summit Avenue, Building A , Everett, WA 98201 |
| (425) 493-5310 |
| Long-term residential daycare and addiction treatment center that provides alcohol and drug education, parenting skills training, counseling, relapse prevention planning and more. |
| 1725 Continental Place Suite C, Mount Vernon |
| 877-522-1275 |
| The office in Mount Vernon provides treatment with medications like Suboxone® and Vivitrol® for addiction to opioids and other substances. Insurance: Medicaid/Apple Health and Private Insurance. |
| 8212 South March Point Road, Anacortes |
| 360-588-2800 |
| Uses an integrated health care model to provide the community with quality health care solutions to today’s substance abuse disorder and mental health challenges. Medications used to treat Opioid Use Disorder (OUD): Methadone, Suboxone® and Vivitrol®. Insurance: Self-pay, Medicaid/Apple Health, and Private Insurance. |
| 614 Peterson Road, Burlington |
| 360-757-0131 |
| Offers an intensive outpatient program for pregnant and parenting women. Insurance: Sliding Fee/Income Scale, Medicaid/Apple Health, Private Insurance. |
| 700 South 2nd Street, Room 301, Mount Vernon WA 98273 |
| 360-416-1523 |
| Support for first-time moms to transform their lives and create better futures for themselves and their babies. |
Support Groups
| 2111 Riverside Drive, Mount Vernon 360-943-9646 |
| 805 Township St, Sedro-Woolley 360-840-5581 |
| Christ-centered, 12 step recovery programs for anyone struggling with hurt, pain or addiction of any kind. Provides support in recovery for alcohol, substance, and gambling addictions or eating disorders. Mental Health for veterans. |
| 360-428-7155 |
| An international fellowship of men and women who have had a drinking problem. Membership is open to anyone who wants to do something about their alcohol use/misuse. |
| 425-244-1150 |
| Fellowship of, by and for individuals seeking recovery from cocaine and other mind-altering substances. |
Recovery Services
| 614 Peterson Road, Burlington |
| 360-757-0131 |
| Breaking the chains of addiction is hard enough! But often people are unaware of the level of vulnerability of someone in early recovery. During this acute window of vulnerability, the State Opioid Response Program offers support to minimize the barriers that prevent recovery efforts from getting established for the long term. |
| 301 Valley Mall Way, Suite 100, Mount Vernon |
| 360-428-1301 |
| Offers recovery care coordination that can help those with substance use or mental health disorders navigate the services needed to begin or maintain recovery. |
| 1908 Riverside Dr, Mount Vernon |
| 360-899-4466 |
| Provides a safe, healing, and restorative community that empowers long-term transformation through human connection for those recovering from the trauma of homelessness, addictions, and mental health challenges. The Café is a membership model. Members have access to the Café and the facilities which include meals when open and a loving and safe fellowship. |
Helplines
If you or someone you love is experiencing an emergency or overdose, please call 911.
Substance Use Related Helplines
SAMHSA’s National Helpline – 800-622-HELP / 800-662-4357
Free, confidential, 24/7, 365-day-a-year treatment referral and information service (in English and Spanish) for individuals and families facing mental and/or substance use disorders.
WA Recovery Help Line – 866-789-1511
24-hour help for substance abuse, problem gambling and mental health.
For Parents: Partnership to End Addiction – text 55753, email or schedule a call
Get one-on-one help to address your child’s substance use.
Other Behavioral Health Helplines
Crisis Text Line – text 741741
Free 24/7 support.
National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) – 360-313-7080
The NAMI HelpLine is a free, nationwide peer-support service providing information, resource referrals and support to people living with a mental health conditions, their family members and caregivers, mental health providers and the public.
Suicide Prevention Lifeline – 800-273-TALK / 800-273-8255
Provides 24/7, free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones, and best practices for professionals.
Washington Listens – 833-681-0211
A new program that provides nonclinical support to people experiencing elevated stress due to COVID-19.
Youth Helplines
Girls and Boys Town – 800-448-3000 or text VOICE to 20121
24/7 national hotline and text line. They have Spanish-speaking counselors and translation services for over 140 languages.
You are Not Alone Network and the Native Youth Crisis Hotline – 877-209-1266
YANAN offers a Native Youth Crisis Hotline. The site also includes videos, information on state and national resources, elder’s wisdom, an illustrated story, and videos.
National Youth Crisis Hotline – 800-448-4663 / 800-448-1833 (for Hearing Impaired)
24-hour crisis line for youth.
Teen Link – 866-833-6546
Crisis connection helpline that serves youth in Washington State. Youth volunteers are trained to listen and talk about bullying, drug and alcohol concerns, relationships, stress, depression and other issues.
TrevorLifeline – 866-488-7386 or text START to 678678
Provides crisis intervention and suicide prevention services to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer & questioning (LGBTQ) young people under 25.
Housing
Emergency Housing
| 360-755-9525 |
| Skagit First Step is a 24/7 emergency temporary homeless center which will include 45 individual Pallet Shelter Cabins and provide 24/7 onsite management and overnight security. |
| 900 East College Way, Mount Vernon |
| 877-501-2233 |
| Provides access to essential needs items and potential rental assistance for low-income individuals. |
| 2021 East College Way Suite 216, Mount Vernon, WA |
| 360-336-1988 |
| Offers housing, street outreach, assistance in finding a job or enrolling in school, connection to mental health services, support for LGBTQ youth, restorative justice for juvenile offenders, and referral to other services in the community. |
| 125 North 5th Street, Mount Vernon |
| 360-419-9058 |
| Serves youth ages 13-17 who need a safe environment, support, advice or basic needs. |
| 1011 Digby Road, Mount Vernon, WA |
| 360-336-0116 |
| 10-bed transitional housing program for men and women.. Housing is approved on a month-to-month basis with a maximum stay of six months. The housing program provides holistic supportive services through intensive case management. |
Skagit Domestic Violence Shelter
| 888-336-9591 |
| Provides temporary shelter through a confidential emergency shelter program for victims of domestic violence or sexual assault who cannot safely remain in their homes due to violence. |
Other Housing Resources
| 719 Q Avenue, Anacortes |
| 360-293-7831 |
| Assists qualified families and individuals achieve greater stability and self-reliance by providing safe, affordable, quality housing. |
| 612 South First Street, Mount Vernon |
| 360-428-0014 |
| Assistance to lower the principal amount of the home buyer’s mortgage. Help limited-income individuals and families become homeowners. |
| 1650 Port Drive, Burlington |
| 360-428-1959 |
| Provides and facilitates housing for low-income and medium-income residents. |
| 1022 Riverside Drive, Mount Vernon |
| 360-428-9402 |
| Skagit Habitat for Humanity is dedicated to creating affordable housing solutions for low-income families and eliminating substandard housing in Skagit County. Habitat Helpers Projects helps with repairs and restores livability to the home, allowing families to stay in their home. |
Housing Justice Project
| 205 West Kincaid Street, 3rd floor, Mount Vernon |
| 360-416-7585 |
| Free legal help for low-income renters facing eviction or other problems with their housing. |
| 330 Pacific Place, Mount Vernon |
| 360-416-7585 |
| Provide housing and supportive services in Skagit County. Main entry point for shelter and rental assistance programs. |
| PO Box 1473, Mount Vernon |
| 360-848-9281 |
| A nonprofit ministry that operates four recovery homes: Faith House, The Foundation, The Trust, and Cedar House. |
Hospitals / Urgent Care
| 1211 24th Street, Anacortes |
| 360-299-1300 |
| A full range of comprehensive medical and support services. |
| 1415 East Kincaid Street, Mount Vernon |
| 360-424-4111 |
| A full range of comprehensive medical and support services. |
| 1415 East Kincaid Street, Mount Vernon – 360-428-6434 |
| 2320 Freeway Drive, Mount Vernon – 360-814-6850 |
| No appointment required. No insurance needed. |
| 2511 M Avenue, Suite B, Anacortes |
| 360-299-4211 |
| No appointment required. No insurance needed. |
| 2000 Hospital Drive, Sedro-Woolley |
| 360-856-6021 |
| A full range of comprehensive medical and support services. |
Legal Services
| 117 North 1st Street Suite 30, Mount Vernon |
| 360-542-8487 |
| Conflict resolution assistance for family issues, neighborhood disputes, business/consumer issues, workplace disputes and landlord/tenant issues |
| 888-201-1014 |
| Non-criminal legal services for low income individuals of any age. |
Protection Order Assistance Office
| 425-388-3638 |
| Assist individuals in obtaining court ordered domestic violence, anti-harassment, vulnerable adult or sexual assault protection orders. |
Senior Services
| 1701 22nd Street, Anacortes |
| 360-293-7473 |
| Noontime meals and programs for Seniors. |
| 1011 Greenleaf Avenue, Burlington |
| 360-755-0102 |
| Noontime meals and programs for Seniors |
| 45821 Railroad Street, Concrete |
| 360-416-1736 |
| The East County Resource Center is the home of the East County satellite offices of Community Action of Skagit County. The center is a welcoming place that provides programs and services for people of all ages and backgrounds in the East County area with a goal of strengthening community relationships |
| 700 South 2nd Street, Room 301, Mount Vernon |
| 360-419-3401 |
| Home-delivered meals to seniors older than 60. |
| 1401 Cleveland Avenue, Mount Vernon |
| 360-416-1585 |
| Noontime meals and programs for seniors |
| 715 Pacific Street, Sedro-Woolley |
| 360-855-1531 |
| Noontime meals and programs for seniors |
Veteran Services
| 330 Pacific Place, Mount Vernon |
| 360-416-7585 |
| Supportive services for veteran families, Veteran Affairs supportive housing and veteran assistance funds. |
| 307 South 13th Street, Mount Vernon |
| 360-848-8500 |
| Services, information, support and advocacy for veterans and their families. |
| 1420 Roosevelt Avenue, Mount Vernon |
| 360-424-5470 |
| Programs benefiting veterans and members of their families. |
| 45770 Main Street, Concrete |
| 360-853-8767 |
| Supportive services for veteran families, Veteran Affairs supportive housing and veteran assistance funds. |
For Employers
According to the National Safety Council, nearly three-quarters of those struggling with addiction to alcohol, pain medication, marijuana and other substances are employed. Therefore, it is likely that employers will experience or have experienced, direct impact of substance use in the workplace. Examples of direct impact include misuse of substances at work, positive drug tests, complaints to HR, absenteeism, decreased productivity, injury, and/or overdose.
Interested in having Public Health present at your workplace? Contact Us!
Employers are in a key position to recognize, help and stop substance misuse. If you are an employer—YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE!
- Recognize how substance use impacts the bottom line. << Calculate your costs >>
- Enact strong company drug policies
- Expand drug panel testing to include opioids but have a plan in place for employees who are on Medications for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD). Individuals who are taking substances under the supervision of a licensed healthcare professional, in a MOUD program, and/or in recovery are protected under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
- Train supervisors and employees to spot the first signs of drug misuse
- Treat substance abuse as a disease – e.g., Substance Use Disorders or Opioid Use Disorder
- Leverage employee assistance programs to help employees return to work
AND REMEMBER – supporting recovery is good for business. Workers in recovery have lower turnover rates, are less likely to miss workdays, are less likely to be hospitalized and have fewer doctors’ visits than the general workforce. – National Safety Council
Still not sure where to start? Check out the following resources:
For Community, Businesses, and Property Owners
Are you part of an organization that is interested in distributing Naloxone?
Access to naloxone and training on how to use it are essential to reduce deaths and help address the opioid crisis. If you represent a Behavioral Health Agency (BHA) and/or Opioid Treatment Program (OTP), you may be eligible to be a part of the DOH Overdose Education and Naloxone Distribution Program.
The program provides free naloxone for distribution to clients and community members, overdose recognition and response trainings for community organizations, and technical assistance to organizations that are interested in distributing naloxone.
Learn more here: Overdose Education and Naloxone Distribution | Washington State Department of Health.
Needles Found on Public or Private Property
Used needles left in a public or private place are not only a nuisance but also a public health/safety concern. While the risk is low, accidental needle pokes can result in the spread of communicable diseases such as hepatitis C, HIV, syphilis, and more. Thus, it is extremely important to teach children to never pick up needles found on the ground and to report them to a trusted adult. Found needles can be safely disposed of using protective equipment and procedures.
While Skagit County litter crews, law enforcement and park rangers are doing what they can to keep our community clean, they can’t be everywhere. Therefore, Skagit County Public Health launched a Pilot Needle Pickup Program which consists of free clean-up kits that are available to anyone in the community. Kits include safety glasses, gloves, a needle pickup tool and a sharps container.
Interested individuals can come by and pick up a kit from Public Health’s downtown office: 700 South 2nd Street, Room 301, Mount Vernon. When a sharps container is full, it can be returned to Public Health for disposal.
For Providers & Prescribers
Medical and behavioral healthcare providers and prescribers are key partners in addressing the opioid epidemic in Skagit County. From initial intake screening to follow-up appointments, and even into recovery—they manage it all.
If you are a medical or behavioral healthcare provider/prescriber, below are some resources that may help you and your colleagues stay up to date with new guidelines and best practices:
- Diagnosing Opioid Use Disorder
- Center for Opioid Safety Education
- WSMA’s Prescribing Rules and Guidelines
- Washington State Prescription Monitoring Program
- Screening, brief intervention, and referral to treatment (SBIRT)
- Dental Guidelines on Prescribing Opioids for Acute Pain Management
- Clinically Supported Advice on Substance Use Management
Other Resources
Here are a few websites with additional information: