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Reaching out is the hardest part. You're already doing it.

Whether you're looking for treatment for yourself, worried about someone you love, or referring a client, here's how to start.

If it can't wait

In crisis or in danger right now?

Emergency · Overdose

Call 911

911

For an overdose, a medical emergency, or if anyone is in immediate danger.

24/7 · Call or text

988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

988

Free, confidential support for mental health or substance use crises.

24/7 calls · Texts 9am–9pm

Washington Recovery Help Line

866-789-1511

Substance use support, treatment information and referrals in Washington.

24/7 · Text

Crisis Text Line

Text HOME to 741741

Text with a trained crisis counselor if talking feels like too much.

For yourself

Start treatment with Revive.

Call us during business hours or send the form. Here's what happens next.

  1. We call you back

    Someone from admissions reaches out to hear what's going on and answer your questions.

  2. Screening conversation

    We talk about your needs, your history and which services will help most.

  3. Coverage and options

    We go over insurance and payment so you know what to expect. How insurance works

  4. Your first session

    Meet your care team and group, and leave with a schedule for your first week.

Request a call back

Leave your number and our admissions team will call you during business hours to talk through treatment options and answer your questions. Reaching out doesn't commit you to anything.

Fields marked * are required. This form isn't monitored for emergencies. In a crisis, call or text 988, or call 911.

Used only to return your call.
Optional. Only used if we can't reach you by phone.

Please don't include medical details. We'll talk privately by phone.

Prefer to talk now?Call Admissions (206) 746-3500Mon–Fri 9am–5pm · Sat 9am–2pm

For families and friends

Worried about someone you love?

You can't make someone ready, but you can make it easier for them to say yes when they are.

Start the conversation

Choose a calm, sober moment. Speak about what you've seen and how you feel, using "I" statements rather than blame. Ask, then listen.

Call us together

Sometimes the first call is easier with someone beside you. You can call admissions with your loved one, or call first on your own to learn what to expect.

Call Admissions

Look after yourself too

Supporting someone in addiction is exhausting. Groups such as Al-Anon and Nar-Anon are there for family members. Family resources

For professionals

Refer a client.

Discharge planners, probation and parole officers, case managers, counselors and providers can send a referral here. We'll contact you to coordinate.

  • Send referrals before a release or discharge date so a plan is ready on day one.
  • We coordinate appointments and updates with you, within the client's consent.
  • Share initials only here. We'll gather details securely by phone.
  • Prefer to fax referral paperwork? Send it to (206) 260-7480.

Send a referral

Use this to start a referral. It collects client initials only. When we call you back, we'll arrange a secure way to share client details and records, such as by fax to (206) 260-7480.

Fields marked * are required. For urgent safety concerns, call 911 or 988 instead.

So we can coordinate the referral with you.
Initials only, for example J.D.

Initials only. No full names, dates of birth or medical records, please.

Prefer to talk now?Call Admissions (206) 746-3500Mon–Fri 9am–5pm · Sat 9am–2pm