SEQUIM – The Jamestown Healing Clinic in Sequim will officially open for business on Wednesday, July 6.
The 16,800 square foot facility on South 9th Avenue will treat patients with opiate use disorder. According to a news release on Friday, Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe officials have been working for several months to get the facility staffed with employees who have been training and team building. The Healing Clinic employs 41 people, including many Tribal citizens and descendants, some of whom transferred from the Jamestown Family Health Clinic.
The Jamestown Healing Clinic will offer wrap-around services to care for the whole person, including primary and dental care, group and individual counseling, case management, transportation to and from the clinic and referrals to outside organizations for assistance with vocational training, housing, and other community resources.
Officials say the facility will be monitored with security cameras, medicines will be stored in an 8,000 pound safe, and many other safety requirements are in place. The clinic also offers a child watch area with a separate entrance, so kids have a place for creative play while their parents are being cared for.
Prospective patients interested in services are encouraged to visit jamestownhealingclinic.org or call the clinic during business hours at (360) 681-7755.