Admissions
Admissions
Key Recovery and Life Skills Center helps individuals build positive relationships with themselves, their peers, counselors, and family members. We support patients using whole-person, trauma-informed practices embedded throughout our program.
To learn more about the recovery support services we offer, including assistance for families and our life and work skills training, please explore our Treatment Programs.
Eligibility Requirements
Key Recovery and Life Skills Center is a residential, co-occurring enhanced substance use disorder (SUD) program. Eligible participants must be 21 years or older, and have a substance use disorder as their primary diagnosis. For individuals who also struggle with mental health issues, we offer co-occurring mental health support.
We do not accept patients with severe and/or persistent mental illness or significant physical health conditions. In addition, certain criminal charges will be required to provide collaborative documentation including historical information and current needs assessment. Individuals expected to experience withdrawal symptoms will be required to receive withdrawal management (detox) services prior to admission. Because we serve families with children, registered sex offenders and/or persons with a history of significant violence are not eligible for our facility.
How To Apply
- Have a Substance Use Disorder provider forward a current copy of your drug and alcohol assessment for review. Referrals can be faxed to 206-589-6601 or emailed to admissions@keyrecovery.org. You can also call 206-741-1288 to speak with a member of our Admissions Team.
- Need an Assessment? If you don’t yet have an assessment, visit the Behavioral Health Agencies Directory DOH 606-019 (wa.gov). Find your county on the Table of Contents page, then find a provider near you to schedule an SUD assessment. You can also check with your hospital or probation officer for local outpatient assessments. Please note we cannot give anyone a bed date unless they have a current assessment referring them to our 3.3 ASAM level of care.
- In certain instances, we may require additional documentation from probation officers, mental health counselors, or DCYF case workers. Our Admissions Team will work with you for any additional documentation needed.
Before Starting Treatment
- Review our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs).
- Review our Packing List for important items to bring with you and a list of items to not bring.
Our Admissions Team will assist you in obtaining health plan authorization or applying for Medicaid if you are uninsured. Reach out to our Admissions Team for more information.
Please refer to our packing list for guidelines on what to bring and what not to bring.