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American Behavioral Health Systems – ABHS Spokane Valley, WA 2.7 (107 reviews)	American Behavioral Health Systems (ABHS) offers addiction recovery services in various locations throughout Washington state. This location is their Eastern Washington Headquarters in Spokane Valley. Staff at the headquarters facility can refer clients to the appropriate care location depending on their needs. Treatment locations are in Chehalis,	Treatments Programs Payment Options AlcoholismDrug AddictionMental Health and Substance AbuseOpioid Addiction Adult ProgramMilitary ProgramYoung Adult Program Private insuranceSelf-Pay OptionsFinancial AidMedicaidMilitary Insurance	Grateful for this place. Saving lives jeanine shaffer 4 months ago My name is Rodney Francis,I just graduated from ABHS on the GRE program 8/4/2025 I want to give a special thanks to all staff on duty and all the care team members for the positive experience that I had at ABHS you didn't only teach me about sobriety,but self-worth and who I really am.you all were so respectful and helpful and determined not to give up on me but to push me in to becoming a better me and who I am today, safe to say kinda like my personal life couch.you all was better then fair,to me you were all straight forward, honest and forgiving showed me compassion, support and guidance that I needed and gave me a second chance with the tool I'll need out here in daily life. Mr.Carter your one amazing counselor, very open and straight forward, honest and showed me you really care about me as a person.i showed up there not knowing what to expect, scared to share or talk in groups and with your help next thing you know I became the class President.thank you Mr Carter you will always be my hero. And for Ms brown thank you for everything and being respectful,my daughter said hi,Ms Hamilton thank you for caring about me and all the positive talks we had and support to get back with my higher power, Ms O'Brien you was a light on my stay there at ABHS anytime I had a problem or something came up you was there to listen and call me out on my crap as well,Mr prutsmen,Mr.van.b and Mr.Say you three are straight up the best guidance I could have asked for you seen something good and kept pushing me forward for only the best given me the opportunity to be superstructure and the ability to become a better person,I absolutely loved it at ABHS had a good experience with just finding myself all my needs was met and I couldn't complain about anything,the food is amazing give a special thanks to the cooks,man I have nothing negative to say whatsoever thank you at ABHS for giving me my life back sincerely Mr.Francis Rodney Francis 6 months ago I just read the reviews for this place and allow me to retort. First off this place saved my life. I checked into ABHS not knowing the program, their reputation, or the temperament of the staff. The staff are a simply amazing!! Ms. B, Ms. Patrick, Ms. Moore, Ms. Womack, Mr. Torres, Mr. Van B., Mr. Prutsman, Ms. Wolf, Mr. Torres, Mr. Cuastic, Ms. Standfield, Ms. O’Brien, Mr. Guy, Ms. Aguilar, Ms. Dobins, Ms. Hamilton, Mr. Hirtch, Ms. Brown, Ms. Chichester, Ms. Wagner, the 3 Mr. Gs, Ms. Pagan, Mr. O, Mr. Hemple, Mr. Dock, Ms. Sumptner, Ms. Bopa, Ms. Wilamu, Ms. Garcia, Ms. Fouler, Ms. Lee, Ms. Karris, Ms. Davy, Ms. Nguyen, Mr. Cooper, and to any of you that I am forgetting I want to tell you all that I will always remember you all. You all were my rock when I needed it, you called me on my sh!t, helped me grow and learn, and got me started on my path to sobriety. Ms. Standfield there are no words, you were my life coach, my safe place, someone who I admire, someone I want to be like, and you don’t do it for praise or fame. You took me under your wing, gave me so so so many gold nuggets to put in my backpack you made me rich. You are wicked smart and taught me how my childhood trauma affected me and how to not be victim to it anymore. When the student is ready……the teacher presents themself. Mr. Van B., Ms. Brown, Ms. Davy, Ms. Chichester, and Mr. Prutsman you are fair, just, straight forward, honest, and forgiving. You showed me compassion, empathy, support, guidance, gave me second chances, and did not let me self destruct. You all are the best example of what true leaders are really are. For those reviews that try to disrespect and put a stain on all the good you do well they are absolutely wrong. To those that have anything negative to say about this place well some of your expectations are a bit far fetched. First don’t bring a child to see their parent in rehab. It’s traumatizing and that trauma causes addiction so way to go. Also no you can’t leave rehab and go to the store to buy contraband. You could have brought drugs into rehab causing a relapse or a overdose. What gives you the right to miss treat the staff and expect them to take it and allow you to stay. All of these behaviors are of someone not willing to commit to being sober. If you can’t learn to behave like normal people and follow rules in a safe place how can you expect to do that in the real world. My point is this the program at ABHS is working for those that want to be sober. I have been to rehab 3 times and I just graduated on 6/18 and it’s the last time I am ever going to rehab because this place taught me how to stand up on my own two feet get past my abuse, my low self astern, looking for my worth from others, and help shape me into the man I am today. Sure rehab has rules some of them may seem weird or even dumb at times but they are there to teach you to retrain you to prepare you as best they can so when you walk out of their doors into the real world you are ready to succeed at a sober life. For those that got booted you know what if you would have apologized taken your lumps and showed that you were truly sorry for your acts they would have allowed you back in. ABHS doesn’t say no to anyone. They let you come back again and again. This is a good place run by people that are trying to save people’s lives. They’ve seen everything that you can think of and do the best they can. However, we as addicts have to meet them halfway if we don’t want it, what they teach won’t stick and we won’t be prepared and we will go back in use. It’s up to us to choose the right thing to make good choices and to heal if that’s what you want then this is the place you wanna go to because they will make sure with every fiber of their being to try and help you to teach you to show you empathy and compassion, in your darkest moment they are the light that guides you to a path of sobriety. And anyone says different than they weren’t ready to be sober in the first place. Rhlm 7 months ago
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Washington is ranked 51st for drug and narcotics-related violations, with an estimated 90 narcotics citations per 100,000 population which is lower than the National Average of 421.

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Washington has the 12th highest rate of drunk driving in the nation, with a total of 283 DUI arrests per 100,000 people in 2023 (and 22,075 total DUI arrests).

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