Welcome To Northshore Health
The experienced and compassionate team at Northshore Health in Bothell, Washington, is dedicated to providing outstanding treatment to men and women who wish to recover from addiction. The team helps patients who struggle with opioid, alcohol, and benzodiazepine abuse through evidence-based medical treatments and an integrative approach to recovery.
Northshore Health offers patients a holistic, whole-person approach to recovery, providing medically supervised detox programs, medication-assisted treatment (MAT), and recovery support. The expert team works with addiction medications like Suboxone®, Vivitrol®, and others to reduce withdrawal symptoms and prevent relapse.
Accelerated detox programs are available through a partnership with The Coleman Institute, and recommendations for support groups, counseling, and psychiatric care help patients understand the underlying causes of their addiction and develop healthy coping strategies so they can avoid the urge to use substances.
The caring providers at Northshore Health devote ample time to their patients at every visit. Weekend appointments are available for detox services, and the option for telemedicine is provided for patients for whom visiting the clinic presents a hardship.
Integrative medical care, including traditional, naturopathic, and alternative practices, enhances the overall health and wellness of patients in recovery. Acute care and management of chronic conditions are provided to patients currently in treatment at Northshore Health.
Put an end to the struggle and despair of addiction. Schedule a confidential evaluation at Northshore Health. Call the clinic office today or request an appointment online.
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Dr. Mendrey is probably one of the best physicians I have ever run across. She is knowledgeable. She is professional. She is highly skilled and researched.
She is very easy to talk to really cares about her patients.
Dr. Mendrey is wonderful! She's friendly, kind and caring. She always listens to what I say and takes my needs seriously.
