COMPASSIONATE RECOVERY PATHWAYS
Addiction Recovery Program
COMPASSIONATE RECOVERY PATHWAYS
The Compassionate Recovery Pathways initiative is designed to guide individuals and families through the challenges of substance use, grief, and economic hardship. Our mission is to connect people with practical steps, compassionate resources, and supportive networks so that no one faces recovery alone. By combining crisis contacts, treatment programs, housing options, and enrollment assistance, we stand committed to making hope and healing accessible to all.
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Practical, compassionate steps for people facing substance use, grief, and economic hardship — and the families who love them. No one navigates this alone.
1 Immediate Crisis Help (Call Today)
Spokane 24/7 Regional Behavioral Health Crisis Line (Frontier Behavioral Health)
Phone
1-877-266-1818 (24/7) Free
What they do
Assess by phone and can send a Designated Crisis Responder (DCR) or mobile team if someone is a danger to self/others or gravely disabled (can’t care for basic needs).
Step-by-step
- “My family member likely used fentanyl/cocaine, is confused, sometimes hallucinating, and can’t safely care for himself. We need a DCR evaluation.”
- Provide address, recent behaviors, and note that the hospital discharged him but impairment continues.
- Ask whether to transport to detox/ER or if a mobile team will come.
Washington Recovery Help Line (Statewide)
Phone/Text
1-866-789-1511 (24/7; text M–F 9a–9p) Free
What they do
24/7 support, detox/MAT referrals, and next-day SUD appointments.
If symptoms escalate (can’t walk, worsening confusion, trouble breathing, or suspected overdose), call 911 or go to the ER. You can also call/text 988 for behavioral-health crisis support.
2 Same-Day Detox & Stabilization (Spokane)
STARS – Community Detox Services (Treatment & Recovery Services Spokane)
Address
624/628 S Cowley St, Spokane, WA
Phone
509-535-8686
Cost
Apple Health: $0 Uninsured: Sliding fee — ask intake for current schedule; enrollment help available during admission.
Step-by-step
- Request immediate detox/stabilization after fentanyl/cocaine use.
- Confirm if a bed is available today and what to bring (ID if possible; medication list).
- If full, ask for the next available detox and Apple Health enrollment support.
Spokane Regional Stabilization Center (Pioneer Human Services)
Address
1302 W Gardner Ave, Spokane, WA
Phone
509-503-6010 (Admissions)
Cost
Apple Health: $0 Uninsured: Sliding/charity options — confirm intake criteria at admission.
Step-by-step
- Ask if the person qualifies for sobering/detox today.
- Ask about transport options if ambulation is unsafe.
3 Medication for Opioid Use Disorder (Reduce Cravings)
Ideal Option – Spokane Clinics
Locations
North: 5901 N Lidgerwood St, Suite 218 • Valley: 14402 E Sprague Ave, Suite A
Phone
877-522-1275
Cost
Apple Health: $0 Uninsured: Sliding fee — confirm at scheduling; ask for same-day start.
4 Residential Treatment (30–90 Days or Longer)
Sun Ray Court (Men’s Residential)
Address
518 S Browne St, Spokane, WA
Phone
509-456-5465
Cost
Apple Health: $0 Uninsured: Sliding/charity — transfers from detox often prioritized.
Pioneer Center East (Residential)
Address
3400 W Garland Ave, Spokane, WA
Email
Cost
Apple Health: $0 Uninsured: Sliding/charity — ask admissions for referral criteria and bed timing.
SPARC – Spokane Addiction Recovery Centers
Address
1508 W 6th Ave, Spokane, WA
Phone
509-624-5228
Cost
Apple Health: $0 Uninsured: Sliding fee
5 Mental Health Care (Depression, Grief, Trauma)
Frontier Behavioral Health (FBH)
Crisis
1-877-266-1818 (24/7) Free
Appointments
509-838-4428
Web
Cost
Apple Health: $0 Uninsured: Sliding fee
CHAS Behavioral Health Center
Address
5901 N Lidgerwood St, Suite 223
Phone
509-444-8200
Web
Cost
Apple Health: $0 Uninsured: Sliding fee
6 Insurance Enrollment (Apple Health – Medicaid)
Apply by Phone
1-855-923-4633
Online
General Info
1-800-562-3022
Coverage
Detox, residential treatment, outpatient care, medications for opioid use disorder, and mental health services.
7 Income Support and Housing
ABD Cash Assistance and HEN (Housing & Essential Needs)
Phone
1-877-501-2233
Web
Washington Connection (search ABD/HEN)
Notes
Small monthly cash + housing assistance for low-income adults likely SSI-eligible.
SSI and Survivor Benefits (Social Security)
Phone
1-800-772-1213
Web
Notes
Ask SSA to screen for Disabled Adult Child survivor benefits if disability began before age 22 and a parent is deceased.
Housing Entry & Shelter (Spokane)
SNAP – Coordinated Entry
Walk-ins: 124 E Pacific Ave (Mon–Wed 8:00 a.m. & 1:00 p.m.) • Phone 509-456-7627 • Email SHCA@snapwa.org
Catholic Charities – House of Charity
32 W Pacific Ave • Phone 509-624-7821
Spokane Resource Center
130 S Arthur St • Phone 509-867-8188
8 Safety and Harm Reduction
Naloxone (Narcan): Free or low-cost at many pharmacies and via WA DOH distribution programs. Keep naloxone on hand; if overdose is suspected, call 911 and administer naloxone.
Fentanyl Test Strips: Available via community programs and WA DOH to reduce accidental exposure risk.
