Eating disorder treatment
Licensed eating disorder treatment programs in Seattle, Washington. Compare the programs below by level of care, or call to be connected with a licensed eating disorder program.
The Emily Program's Seattle day-treatment and outpatient eating disorder center at 1700 Westlake Avenue North in South Lake Union, providing PHP, IOP, a DBT-based program, and outpatient care for adults 18 and older. Offers Ivey Lodging on-site for adult PHP clients who relocate for treatment.
The Emily Program's Seattle inpatient and residential site for adults 18 and up of all genders, at 4 Nickerson Street in Lower Queen Anne. Provides 24/7 medical monitoring with a residential ARFID track for adults. Day-treatment and outpatient programming is at the separate Westlake Avenue North site in South Lake Union.
Seattle Children's Hospital Eating Disorders Recovery Program at 4800 Sand Point Way NE in Seattle, the pediatric academic eating disorder program serving the Pacific Northwest. Provides inpatient medical stabilization, partial hospitalization (collaborating with Ryther), intensive outpatient (in-person and virtual), and multidisciplinary outpatient care for children and adolescents ages 10 to 21. Treats anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder, ARFID, and OSFED.
Opal: Food + Body Wisdom at 1100 NE 45th Street Suite 600 in Seattle's University District, a Radically Open DBT and weight-inclusive eating disorder specialty program. Provides partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient, and outpatient care for adolescents and adults ages 16 and older of all genders, with a separate Exercise and Sport track and on-site apartment housing for PHP clients. REDC Consortium member.
The programs listed above offer these levels of care. Read what each one involves, or call to be connected with a licensed eating disorder program.
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Compiled by the EDrehab editorial team. Each listed program is sourced from its operator’s own website.