Compass Health Breaks Ground on State-of-the-Art Regional Center for Intensive Behavioral Health Services
The facility, slated for completion in summer 2025, will include more than 70,000 square feet of space purpose-built for intensive behavioral health services, including a 16-bed evaluation and treatment unit (E&T), a 16-bed crisis triage center, intensive outpatient behavioral health services, and offices for crisis prevention, outreach and community engagement teams.
- The facility, slated for completion in summer 2025, will include more than 70,000 square feet of space purpose-built for intensive behavioral health services, including a 16-bed evaluation and treatment unit (E&T), a 16-bed crisis triage center, intensive outpatient behavioral health services, and offices for crisis prevention, outreach and community engagement teams.
- At the center, Compass Health anticipates serving nearly 1,300 clients through more than 35,000 points of care each year.
- “Together, we’re building the future of behavioral health, and bringing a much-needed resource to the region.”
Across Northwest Washington, behavioral health needs continue to grow. - “The benefits of this project extend far beyond the services that will be provided,” said Alex de Soto, Compass Health Board Chair.