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    Abstemious Outpatient Clinic Inc
  • 10525 East Main Avenue
  • Spokane,WA, 99206


    • Abstemious Outpatient Clinic Inc
  • 1007 West Francis Avenue
  • Spokane,WA, 99205


    • Colonial Clinic
  • North 910 Washington Street
  • Spokane,WA, 99201


    • Daybreak Youth Services
  • 628 South Cowley Street
  • Spokane,WA, 99202


    • Daybreak Youth Services
  • 960 East 3rd Avenue
  • Spokane,WA, 99202


    • Gateway Counseling Services
  • 701 West 3rd Avenue
  • Spokane,WA, 99202


    • Group Health
  • 322 West North River Drive
  • Spokane,WA, 99201


    • Lakeside Recovery Centers
  • 3710 North Monroe Street
  • Spokane,WA, 99205


    • Native Project
  • 1803 West Maxwell Avenue
  • Spokane,WA, 99201


    • New Directions Outpatient Clinic
  • 2132 NW Boulevard
  • Spokane,WA, 99205


    • New Horizon Counseling Services
  • 504 East 2nd Avenue
  • Spokane,WA, 99202


    • Northeast Washington
  • 1224 North Ash Street
  • Spokane,WA, 99201


    • Social Treatment Opportunity Programs
  • 628 North Monroe Avenue
  • Spokane,WA, 99201


    • Social Treatment Opportunity Programs
  • 9212 East Montgomery Street
  • Spokane,WA, 99206


    • Spokane Addiction Recovery Centers
  • 1403 West 7th Avenue
  • Spokane,WA, 99204


    • Spokane Addiction Recovery Centers
  • 1508 West 6th Avenue
  • Spokane,WA, 99204


    • Spokane Addiction Recovery Centers
  • 1509 West 8th Avenue
  • Spokane,WA, 99204


    • Spokane Public Schools - District 81
  • 200 North Bernard Street
  • Spokane,WA, 99201


    • Stepps/YFA Connections
  • 22 South Thor Street
  • Spokane,WA, 99202


    • Sun Ray Court
  • 518 South Browne Street
  • Spokane,WA, 99204


    • Veterans Affairs Medical Center
  • 4815 North Assembly Drive
  • Spokane,WA, 99205


    • Daybreak/Vancouver
  • 2924 Falk Road
  • Vancouver,WA, 98661


    • New Horizon Counseling Services Valley
  • 15407 East Mission Street
  • Veradale,WA, 99037


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