The National Council addresses the myths of medication-assisted treatment and opioid use disorder. Myth #1: Medication-assisted treatment just substitutes one drug for another. Download this quick reference to see why this is just a myth, and to learn more about the harmful beliefs that keep people with opioid use disorder from getting the treatment that they need.
Care is Evergreen: 50 Years of Evergreen Treatment Services →
In 1973, Evergreen Treatment Services—then Central Maintenance Breakthrough Program—opened amid a national call for war against “public enemy no. 1”—drugs.… Read more…
Image description: Brandie Flood (in the left-middle wearing a blue shirt) surrounded by peers at the ETS 50th anniversary celebration.… Read more…
2020s: COVID-19, Racial Reckoning, and Fentanyl Crisis Frame the Way Forward →
Image description: ETS purchased the Seattle Clinic building at 1700 Airport Way S, making the organization first-time property owners and… Read more…
2010s: The Second Wave of the Opioid Epidemic →
Image description: ETS hosts US Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy. The visit was part of his national “Turn the Tide… Read more…
It is our obligation to speak truth to power →
Image description: Molly Carney in dosing line at the Seattle clinic for an interview with PSBJ. For fifty years,… Read more…