Substance Use & Mental Health Admissions

We’re here for you

When you’re ready to reach out, we’ll be waiting with open arms. Whether you’re calling for yourself or on behalf of a loved one, we’ll greet you with care, compassion and respect for your privacy.

The first step is to sit down one on one with a licensed professional counselor and complete an assessment. Our walk-in assessment time allows you to get started  – just show up and get assessed no appointment necessary.  The assessment will determine the level of care that is most appropriate for you.  After completing the assessment you will know your next step. You may also contact us by phone, email or instant messenger on our website.

All assessments are by appointment and being conducted via telehealth at all locations.

Contact your preferred location Today!

Main Campus Office (Vancouver):
By appointment only, (360) 397-8246
Youth – By appointment only (360) 553-9157

Aberdeen Office:
By appointment only, (360) 787-9319

Bellingham Office:
By appointment only, (360) 922-3030 – substance use only

Mt. Vernon Office:
By appointment only, (360) 399-6900 substance use only

Orchards Office (East Vancouver):
By appointment only, (360) 984-5511 – mental health only

Phone: (360) 397-8246 ext. 30580

Email: Admissions@lifelineconnections.org

We accept most forms of insurance. Find out what your coverage includes. We will contact you when we receive the benefit check form.

Detox

Detox (removing harmful substances from your body) is the first—and often most difficult—step toward recovery. We’ve created a comfortable, nurturing setting where you can focus on regaining wholeness. Within our warm environment, you’ll get the support you need for cleansing your body of harmful substances.  Call our admissions team at (360) 397-8246 ext. 30580 to schedule a bed date or drop in 7pm-7am, where beds are assigned on a first come first served basis.

Help a loved one heal

If you’re having trouble getting a loved one to even consider treatment for substance use or mental health, an interventionist may be able to help. The following organizations can serve as a bridge into our treatment programs, mention that you want to get your loved one into treatment at Lifeline Connections:Freedom Interventions

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