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Washington Hospital CenterOutpatient Behavioral Health Services

216 Michigan Avenue NE, 2nd Floor, Washington, DC 20017

MedicaidMedicarePrivate insuranceSelf-pay

Insurance & payment

Medicaid
Medicare
Private insurance
Military / TRICARE
Self-pay
– Sliding scale
– Payment assistance

Coverage categories from the SAMHSA registry. Confirm specific plans with the clinic before your visit.

Services offered

Suboxone (buprenorphine/naloxone)Counseling

Licensing and accreditation

Joint Commission accreditedState licensed

Reported to the SAMHSA registry by the facility. Accreditation is voluntary, so its absence is not a red flag on its own.

Who this clinic serves

VeteransActive duty militaryPregnant or postpartumSeniorsCo-occurring mental healthClients with HIV or AIDSCriminal justice involvedSign language services

How this clinic compares in Washington

This is a day program: you attend for a substantial part of the day and go home at night.

Washington Hospital Center is one of 37 buprenorphine providers listed in Washington. On the coverage and access signals the registry records, it is indistinguishable from 2 other Washington clinics, so treat the points below as the real differences rather than any ranking.

What stands out here

  • It is accredited by the Joint Commission. Only 6 of 37 Washington clinics do (16%).
  • It has sign language services. Only 9 of 37 Washington clinics do (24%).
  • It runs a program for pregnant or postpartum patients. Only 10 of 37 Washington clinics do (27%).

What it does not report

  • No record that it offers telehealth. 70% of Washington clinics do, so this is worth confirming rather than assuming.

Worth asking when you call

  • Whether they are taking new patients, which changes faster than the registry updates.
  • The self-pay price for a first visit, and whether the medication is billed separately.
  • How soon a first appointment is available, and what to bring.

Closest alternatives

This clinic accepts DC Medicaid, which covers buprenorphine treatment in District of Columbia. Compare all 37 Washington clinics or see which Washington clinic fits your situation.

Details come from the SAMHSA treatment registry, verified 2026-07-28. Coverage and availability change faster than the registry updates, so call before you travel. Ordering across the site reflects how many people can use a clinic, not care quality. How we rank.