Columbia Lutheran Home

Rating: 3.3   (5)

Specialties

  • Addiction
  • Alcohol Abuse
  • Drug Abuse
  • Drug Addiction
  • Intervention center
  • Medical Detox
  • Substance Abuse

Payment Options

  • American Express
  • Cash or self-payment
  • Check
  • Mastercard
  • Visa

Accepted Insurances

  • Most Insurances

About

Columbia Lutheran Home located at 4700 Phinney Avenue North in Seattle, Washington, is a rehabilitation center that helps those who are seeking assistance for alcohol and drug addiction. Columbia Lutheran Home provides addicts of the ages 18+ with professional addiction treatment as well as counseling and guidance in order to ensure their success in recovery. With the assistance of addiction advisors and therapists, addicts will have the opportunity to live a life that is free of substance abuse.

The overarching goal of the various treatment programs at Columbia Lutheran Home is to supply patients with the necessary treatment that will allow for a full recovery. With some of the most effective treatment methods available, patients will have the best chance of obtaining a sustained substance-free life. Through crafting a personalized treatment program that is based on the individual's unique addiction, recovery can be obtained. In as little as 90-days, patients who attend Columbia Lutheran Home can be free of the addiction that has controlled their lives. It's time to get the necessary help needed in order to overcome drug and alcohol abuse and substance dependency.

Since each individual's addiction is unique, a personalized approach to addiction care is needed and that is exactly what Columbia Lutheran Home offers. Through adopting vital coping skills and trigger management mechanisms, addicts will gain the knowledge necessary in order to reenter society with a positive mindset. This is the foundation for a future that is free of substance abuse.

Many addicts choose the route of tackling addiction on their own. While this may seem like a good idea, addiction is so much more than just a bad habit or lack of willpower. Addiction is a progressive, mental disease that requires professional medical attention, detox, and intense treatment in order to overcome.

Those who are dependent on drugs, alcohol, or other addictive substances, as well as those who find themselves indulging in addictive tendencies, should contact Columbia Lutheran Home in Seattle, Washington now. This will allow addicts to learn how quality treatment can help them regain control of their lives and the freedom lost to addiction. By receiving effective treatment such as behavioral counseling, therapy, and relapse prevention, patients can feel content and fulfilled once again. Visit Columbia Lutheran Home online today at www.columbialutheranhome.com.

Contact Details

+1(206) 632-7400
http://www.columbialutheranhome.com/
4700 Phinney Avenue NorthSeattleWashington  98103

Google Reviews


  4.0   3 years ago

My mother has been at this facility for about 6 months after a fall and with dementia. The staff is generally caring and attentive, although as in any place there are some who are genuinely caring and trying to help and others who are not so giving. Being a nice patient like my mom will definitely help your cause. We haven't seen any signs of negligence or abuse or excessive dirtiness, although there are some nursing home smells from time to time. The food is not particularly bad or good. About 1/4th of the facility is rehab, the rest is long term care. The rehab is excellent but my mom was really too far gone for it to work in her case. Overall we are happy as this is a small, dog-friendly home that doesn't feel corporate. We are glad we chose a place nearby so we can go over there every day to make sure things are on track and to provide social connection for my mom. Glass of wine every day at 5 with her! Rooms are dated and shared with just a curtain separating the halves, so a key thing is finding a compatible roommate (is the TV on all the time?) We are lucky and my mom was paired with an ideal roommate for her. There are 4 private rooms for hospice patients, which is a really nice idea. It would be helpful if they also invested a bit of effort fixing up the other rooms to offer more privacy to the residents.



  4.0   4 years ago



  4.0   5 years ago

My mother has been at this facility for about 6 months after a fall and with dementia. We have found the staff to generally be caring and attentive, although as in any place there are some who are genuinely caring and trying to help and others who are not so giving. Being a nice patient like my mom will definitely help your cause. We haven't seen any signs of negligence or abuse or excessive dirtiness, although there are some nursing home smells from time to time. The food is not particularly bad or good in our estimation. About 1/4th of the facility is rehab, the rest is long term care. The rehab is excellent as others have noted, but my mom was really too far gone for it to work in her case. Overall we are happy as this is a small, dog-friendly facility that doesn't feel corporate. We are also glad we chose a place nearby so we can go over there every day to make sure things are on track and to provide social connection for my mom. Glass of wine every day at 5 with her! Rooms are dated and shared with just a curtain separating the halves, so a key thing is finding a compatible roommate (e.g. is the TV on all the time?) We are lucky and my mom was paired with an ideal roommate for her. There is a renovation happening to offer hospice patients private rooms, which is a really nice idea. It would be helpful if they also invested a bit of effort fixing up the other rooms to be updated and offer more privacy to the residents.



  5.0   5 years ago

I have been to many retirement homes and rehab centers. This place is very exceptional when it comes to the care. The nurses are super caring, loving, and attentive. They're always sitting with the patients and making sure they take their time to have a conversation with them. Places like these tend to forget that people need something as simple as a talking to. And this place brings that kind of attitude. From what I can see when dropping off a patient; they talk to their patients without any hesitation and with nothing but smiles. If I was older and had to come here, I would be happy to do so.



  5.0   6 years ago



  4.0   6 years ago


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