Research findings show that unlike the war on drugs, treatment for substance use disorders has a tangible impact on crime reduction. Counseling paired with medication, such as methadone or buprenorphine, has been shown to be the most cost-effective way to treat opioid use disorder. C.D.C. researcher Harold Pollack explained, “the economic value of crime reduction largely or totally offsets the cost of treatment.”
Homelessness is a hot topic, both in our Seattle community and across the nation. The ETS REACH team is often… Read more…
South Sound Clinic Is Now Bigger and Better →
Evergreen Treatment Services recently celebrated an expansion and renovation of our clinic in the South Sound area. Thanks to the… Read more…
When she needed it most, Lena benefited from our medicated-assisted treatment for opioid use disorders. At the same time, our REACH… Read more…
Guest blog: What can I do about addiction and homelessness? →
It’s hard not to look and feel heartless as you traverse the city of Seattle on your way to… Read more…
Forging trust and fostering change in Seattle neighborhoods →
“The number one need is housing. It could also be things like getting a replacement ID, or getting assistance with… Read more…