MOUD Services offered by Comprehensive Treatment Centers in Wenatchee
Resource Name:MOUD Services offered by Comprehensive Treatment Centers in Wenatchee
address
615 North Emerson Avenue, Wenatchee, WA 98801
Eligibility
Methadone clients must be at least 18 years old, and must have been addicted to or dependent upon opiates for a minimum of one year prior to seeking treatment. Can serve those with co-occurring disorders.
Hours
Appointment Scheduling: 24 hours daily.
M-F, 5-11am
Sa, 6-8am.
(509) 267-3008
Voice
·Intake
Application process
Call or visit website for information. Same-day admission available Prospective patients should come to their intake appointment while in a withdrawal state. This can be waived if the patient is being discharged from detox, transferring from another center, or is pregnant.
Fees
Accepts private insurance and private pay, and Tri-care. WA Apple Health (Medicaid), Medicare are accepted at certain locations. Call for more information.
Service area
Chelan, WA
Douglas, WA
Other Information
Age Group
- Young Adults (18-24)
- Adults (25-64)
- Older Adults (65+)
Focus Population
- Polysubstance Users (Illicit)
- Pregnant Women
- Polysubstance User (Benzos)
Payment Options
- Medicare
- Private Pay
- Private Insurance
- WA Apple Health (Medicaid)
- United Healthcare Military & Veterans
Provides medication-assisted treatment and counseling services to adults who have been struggling with an addiction to opioids.
Medication helps reduce or eliminate cravings and painful withdrawal symptoms, while the therapeutic counseling can help with the mental, emotional, and social aspects of recovery. Medications offered include Vivitrol, Subutex, Suboxone, and Methadone and may be available as take-home doses.
Also offers:
- Comprehensive assessments
- Individualized treatment planning
- Case management services
- Peer recovery support services
- Telehealth therapy options
Data provided by
Washington 211
Providing organization
Comprehensive Treatment Centers
Medication-assisted treatment provider serving adults with opioid addictions.