Opening in 2026 on the Jamestown Healing Campus
Jamestown Evaluation and Treatment Center
Serving Clallam and Jefferson counties.
Serving adult male and female patients within Clallam and Jefferson Counties, along with Native American patients. The facility will offer 24-hour care to stabilize mental health and help patients transition back to their community or into other care programs.
A Vision for the Future: Construction Timeline
Groundbreaking
Early October 2024
Completion and Operations
Target opening date of July 1, 2026
Collaborative Effort
Jamestown Salish Seasons Unique Offerings
A Comprehensive Evaluation and Treatment Facility
The Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe is proud to expand its healthcare offerings with the opening of the Jamestown Salish Seasons (JSS) Evaluation & Treatment Center, a state-of-the-art facility located on the Jamestown Healing Campus. This freestanding, 16-bed Residential Treatment Facility (RTF) will provide 24/7 behavioral health inpatient care, including crisis stabilization, diagnosis, medication management, and traditional tribal healing practices that honor cultural values and holistic wellness. JSS is the first and only Tribally owned and operated Evaluation & Treatment Center in Washington State, and it is designed with a unique focus on voluntary treatment rather than involuntary care. By combining evidence-based practices with culturally grounded healing, the Jamestown Salish Seasons Center offers a compassionate, integrated approach to recovery and resilience, ensuring world-class care.
What We Offer
Our focus is on helping individuals recover in a safe and supportive environment, preparing them
to transition back to their homes or community-based programs.
Psychiatric Evaluations
Comprehensive assessments to determine the best course of action for individuals in crisis.
24/7 Care
Immediate, around-the-clock support to help stabilize severe mental health symptoms.
Therapeutic Programs
Group and individual therapy to promote healing and recovery.
Medication Management
Personalized care plans include prescription of necessary medications.
Voluntary E&T
To meet identified community and state-wide lack of flexible voluntary inpatient mental health options.
Traditional Healing
Traditional healer on site to provide unique cultural wellness services.
Licensed Psychiatrist
Board certified psychiatrist on site to oversee high quality medical treatment.
Comprehensive Care
Primary care, dental, and SUDP services offered via the Jamestown Healing Campus.
Why It Matters
Supporting Mental Health in Clallam and Jefferson Counties
- WA ranked 32nd in the nation for mental health (disproportionately high prevalence and low access to treatment)
- 1 in 5 WA residents have a behavioral health disorder
- Death by suicide has increased statewide by 36% over the last decade.
- Among young people aged 10 to 24, suicide is now leading cause of death in WA
- Jim Vollendroff, former director of the King County Behavioral Health and Recovery Division, said, of behavioral health crisis services, "we wait until people are at the equivalent of stage 4 cancer, then we try to intervene."
- Recent Auditor's report - 57% of involuntary court cases involve people with at least one prior ITA procceding. So over half of people who have been detained to an E&T have been to an E&T in the past.
- Nearly 75% of people with more than 3 ITAs returned to involuntary treatment within a 3 year priod of their most recent case
- Approximately 4% of WA population is AI/N, but AI/N makes up over 7.5% of E&T patients. This means there is a disproportionate overrepresentation of AI/N in the E&T system.
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News & Updates
The Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe will officially break ground on the new Evaluation and Treatment …
