- 333 Church Street , Wrangell, Alaska 99929
- Alcoholism
- Drug Addiction
- Mental Health
- Opioid Addiction
- Substance Abuse
SEARHC Wrangell Behavioral Health serves the community of Wrangell, AK as part of the Southeast Alaska Regional Health Consortium (SEARHC). Operating as a medical health organization, this facility extends comprehensive behavioral health and addiction treatment services to residents throughout Southeast Alaska.
About This Southeast Alaska Treatment Center
As a component of the larger SEARHC network, Wrangell Behavioral Health integrates medical and mental health approaches to address substance use disorders and psychiatric needs. The facility represents SEARHC’s commitment to providing accessible healthcare services to rural and remote Alaskan communities.
The organization operates with a regional mission to deliver quality behavioral health services across Southeast Alaska, ensuring that even smaller communities like Wrangell have access to professional care options.
Comprehensive Treatment Programs Offered
SEARHC Wrangell Behavioral Health offers multiple levels of care for substance use and mental health conditions, with programs designed to meet various intensities of need.
- Comprehensive addiction treatment services
- Opioid treatment program
- Individual and family therapy
- Intensive outpatient treatment
- Psychiatric evaluation and care
- Residential youth services
- Social services coordination
- Community wellness support programs
Patient Demographics and Treatment Focus
SEARHC Wrangell Behavioral Health serves individuals from all communities in the region, regardless of background or circumstance. Their services address a range of substance use disorders with specific programming for opioid addiction. The facility also provides treatment for various behavioral health concerns and psychiatric conditions requiring professional intervention.
Youth services are available through their residential program, making SEARHC one of the few providers offering specialized care for younger patients in the Southeast Alaska region. Their integrated approach recognizes the connection between mental health conditions and substance use disorders, providing coordinated care for those with co-occurring needs.
