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NWIH provides methadone at the following clinics:

  • 3727 South Tacoma Way, Tacoma, WA 98409 / Phone: 253-300-7474
  • 9720 South Tacoma Way, Lakewood, WA 98499 / Phone: 253-503-3666

Suboxone Copay Assistance

Vivitrol Copay Assistance & Providers

Washington Recovery Hotline: 1-866-789-1511

NA Meetings in Pierce County

AA Meetings in Pierce County

Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration
(SAMHSA)

National Institute On Drug Abuse

Stop Overdose!

Welcome. Begin your journey to a healthy mind and body.

Opioid addiction is a chronic disease. Medications are only for disease stabilization and harm reduction and cannot cure a chronic disease. Northwest Integrated Health (NWIH) is a group of clinics where we use a holistic approach to treat SUD (Substance Use Disorder) by attending to all aspects of our patient’s life. Our differentiator is the evidence-based, integrated treatment program to heal your body, your emotions, and your outlook on life, leading you to recovery.

Substance use is never the whole story.

Many factors push people into risky patterns of substance use, such as physical or emotional abuse by others and sometimes their own family, peer pressure, poor mental health, or just easy access to opioids. Social ostracism and legal punishments against Substance Users encourage them to keep secrets. They often feel alone and misunderstood, which deters them from seeking help. We understand that.

NWIH attends to SUD patients’ chemical, biological, psychological, and social states by providing medications, talk therapy, peer counseling, primary care, wound care, and Hepatitis C treatment. 

We partner with hospitals, therapists and counselors, local jails, drug courts, SUD-related community organizations, and needle exchanges to reach as many affected as possible. Our network offers countless resources to cope with the attractions and aftermath of substance use.

Our integrated treatment and services plan are continually assessed and modified to ensure they meet your changing needs. We make sure you don’t just stay “clean” but embark on the road to recovery. 

Our partners provide the skills and support for turning lives around. ​

Care navigators, local jails, and drug courts constantly refer SUD patients to our clinics in Tacoma, Puyallup, and Lakewood areas. They believe that our providers can keep them clean and help them recover physically and mentally for successful integration into society. Our physicians, psychiatrists, and chemical dependency counselors help examine the reasons for addiction. The mental health counselors help with the thinking in recovery.

Substance use is never the whole story.

Many factors push people into risky patterns of substance use, such as physical or emotional abuse by others and sometimes their own family, peer pressure, poor mental health, or just easy access to opioids. Social ostracism and legal punishments against Substance Users encourage them to keep secrets. They often feel alone and misunderstood, which deters them from seeking help. We understand that.

NWIH attends to SUD patients’ chemical, biological, social, and psychological, states by providing medications, talk therapy, peer counseling, primary care, wound care, and Hepatitis C treatment. 

We partner with hospitals, local jails, therapists and counselors, drug courts, SUD-related community organizations, and needle exchanges to reach as many affected as possible. Our network offers countless resources to cope with the attractions and aftermath of substance use.

Our integrated treatment and services plan are continually assessed and modified to ensure they meet your changing needs.

We make sure you don’t just stay “clean” but embark on the road to recovery. 

Our partners provide the skills and support for turning lives around. ​

Care navigators, local jails, and drug courts constantly refer SUD patients to our clinics in Tacoma, Puyallup, and Lakewood areas. They believe that our providers can keep them clean and help them recover physically and mentally for successful integration into society. Our physicians, psychiatrists, and chemical dependency counselors help examine the reasons for addiction. The mental health counselors help with the thinking in recovery.