Swedish Behavioral Health Services — Mental health service in Seattle, WA
Address500 17th Ave #2-EAST WA, Seattle, WA 98122
Phone+1800-690-6639
Websiteswedish.org
Swedish Behavioral Health Services in Seattle, Washington, offers comprehensive mental health care, including tele-services and inpatient options. They aim to decrease the stigma associated with mental illness and provide care for a broad range of concerns. Services address stress, anxiety, depression, sleep issues, substance use, pregnancy and postpartum mental health, grief, relationship issues, and lifestyle changes for chronic health conditions. They also offer medication management, addiction recovery programs, and electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) for severe depression. Swedish integrates behavioral health with primary care for a holistic approach, guided by values of compassion, dignity, justice, excellence, integrity, and safety.
Best for
- Individuals with acute mental illness
- Addiction recovery
- Severe depression
- Perinatal mental health concerns
| Key services | Inpatient care, Outpatient care, Partial hospitalization, Addiction recovery, Electroconvulsive therapy (ECT), Telehealth sessions |
| Tags | mental health, behavioral health, anxiety, depression, addiction, telehealth, inpatient care, outpatient care, medication management, ECT |
Reviews on Google2.3 · 16 reviews
Best service best experience. I couldn't believe I could get such an great services and care and team with my insurance. Highly recommend
Met with Angela on Zoom and she was amazing. She really listened to me, offered some great advice, and I’m looking forward to our next session together.
I needed care for ADHD. These people jerked me around for months and two visits before telling me that they were refusing to help me because I might have autism as well. This is not a reasonable requirement, since having autism does not change the treatment for ADHD, but why didn't they say so at the first appointment??
My insurance only accepts swedish care. I was referred to this place from my PC. I called and told them my Swidish PC referred me to get tested for autism/ADD. They said to go back to my PC because they're not testing for that right now because they're virtual only. WHERE ELSE AM I SUPPOSED TO GO!!?
They only do virtual appointments which is not conducive for children with adhd. Not sure why they won't offer in person appointments again.
Over a month I am trying to make an appointment with referral from primary doctor. I call, no one answer. Left voicemails. Couple days later they call when I’m at work. Messaged them about making an appointment, they respond it must done by phone. This is 2022, and you can’t even talk to someone in SWEDISH Behavioral health clinic to make an appointment. Just curious how they follow up with their patients and …!
I heard rumors about how behavior health doctors are condescending to their patients and did not think it was true. Ironically I had appointments with Dr Courtney Lavadia. I guess she is good at what she is doing, since without listening to me about anything I would want to say, she behaved exceptionally unprofessional and became irritated. I do not even want to mention what she had said to me about her stereotypical racial opinions that we have been trying to fight for. Very surprising to me. They might need more mental health help and support too, because of their work conditions. I will have to reschedule with another provider who can work professionally with the patients. Thank you for the front desk reps for being very professional, unfortunately it did not work out well.
This place is horrible. It’s unbelievable how much of a joke it is. From the front desk to the therapist/psychologist. Dr. Helen Zhang is childish and very unprofessional. I called the front desk to ask for someone higher to report Dr. Zhang, and the woman at the front desk refused to help me. Within an hour, I got into an argument with Dr. Zhang and a screaming match with the front desk receptionist. These people have way more mental health issues then their patients. You’re better off reading a self help book than seeking help here. I have severe anxiety and I ended pretty messed up for the rest of the day dealing with these people.
This phone number is for the Addiction Helpline. It is only for addiction services, and refers you to Rehabs Near You. Otherwise they "suggest you go online to look for an alternate number" unless you're looking for inpatient treatment. What a crock!
Called about an insured patient in need. I was polite and friendly. When I asked for a referral the person hung up on me. Monsters.
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