- 21851 84th Avenue South Suite 101, Kent, Washington 98032
- Alcoholism
- Drug Addiction
- Opioid Addiction
WCHS DBA Kent CTC provides specialized medication-assisted treatment for opioid addiction in Kent, WA, serving as part of the Comprehensive Treatment Centers network. The facility focuses exclusively on evidence-based outpatient care that combines prescription medications with counseling services to address the complex nature of opioid dependency.
Their approach recognizes that opioid addiction recovery requires more than willpower alone, utilizing FDA-approved medications alongside therapeutic support to help stabilize individuals in early recovery. The center maintains SAMHSA accreditation, ensuring their medication-assisted treatment protocols meet federal standards for opioid addiction care.
As an outpatient facility, they allow clients to maintain their daily responsibilities while receiving comprehensive treatment, making recovery more accessible for working adults and parents who cannot commit to residential programs.
Comprehensive MAT Programs and Therapeutic Support
The center’s medication-assisted treatment philosophy centers on addressing opioid addiction as a medical condition requiring both pharmaceutical intervention and behavioral support. Their whole-person approach simultaneously targets the physical, emotional, and social aspects of recovery, providing clients with multiple tools for long-term success.
- Methadone maintenance therapy – Daily medication dispensing with gradual stabilization
- Buprenorphine treatment – Prescription medication to reduce cravings and withdrawal symptoms
- Vivitrol injections – Monthly extended-release naltrexone to block opioid effects
- Individual counseling sessions – One-on-one therapy focused on addiction recovery strategies
- Group therapy participation – Peer support sessions addressing shared recovery challenges
Who Receives Treatment at Kent CTC
The outpatient programs at Kent CTC serve adults age 18 and older who are battling various forms of opioid addiction. Their specialized focus allows them to provide targeted care for individuals dependent on heroin, fentanyl, OxyContin, and other prescription or illicit opioids.
Payment and Access Options
The facility accepts multiple payment methods to improve treatment accessibility, including Medicaid, Medicare, private health insurance, military insurance such as TRICARE, and cash payments. They also work with IHS/Tribal/Urban insurance programs, recognizing the importance of culturally responsive care for Native American communities affected by the opioid crisis.
