Washington Monitoring Behavioral Health

About Washington Monitoring Behavioral Health

Washington Monitoring Behavioral Health is a sober living operator serving the Tri-Cities area of Washington, running certified recovery housing in Franklin and Benton Counties.

A Tri-Cities Sober Living Operator

Washington Monitoring Behavioral Health pairs its recovery housing with supportive employment and case management services, using an Individual Placement and Support model to connect residents with work while they are still in housing. The organization also runs a state program that helps people transition out of state psychiatric hospitals into stable housing.

Certified Recovery Housing in Pasco and Richland

Washington Monitoring Behavioral Health runs three certified men's sober houses: a house in Pasco, and Oasis and Thayer, both in Richland. That spread gives the operator a footprint on both sides of the Columbia River within the Tri-Cities, letting it serve the broader metro area instead of a single town.

WAQRR Certification Across the Portfolio

All three houses carry Level 2 certification through the Washington Alliance for Quality Recovery Residences. Certification is voluntary in Washington, and an operator that certifies every house it runs has committed to a published code of ethics, written fees and rules, and an outside complaint process at each address.

Serving Franklin and Benton Counties

Pasco anchors Franklin County and Richland anchors Benton County, and together they cover most of the Tri-Cities population and job market. Ben Franklin Transit links both cities to Kennewick, giving residents at any Washington Monitoring Behavioral Health house access to the region's full range of employers and treatment providers.

Reaching Washington Monitoring Behavioral Health

Applications go directly to the operator. Worth asking: which house has an open bed, whether the employment and case management services are part of the housing program or separate, how fees are structured, and how a relapse or discharge is handled at each location.