Sunshine Terrace & Behavioral Health, located at 1102 South Raymond Road in Spokane Valley, Washington, is a comprehensive adult-focused mental health and behavioral health facility dedicated to providing supportive, therapeutic care. Established in 1949, the facility offers one of the longest-running treatment programs in Spokane County, helping adults live full, productive lives while managing behavioral health conditions. Sunshine Terrace and Behavioral Health provides residential treatment, assisted living, independent housing, and a full spectrum of behavioral health services designed to meet the unique needs of each resident.
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For information on insurances accepted by Sunshine Terrace & Behavioral Health, please contact them directly at (509) 892-4342.
This place really cares very much. They are the best people I have come across, they genuinely want to help. I appreciate them very much.
Horrible people who use vulnerable drug addicts to make significant amount of money while loading them with massive amounts of methadone and encouraging them to raise their dosage every week. All they care about is getting their money and keeping these people on drugs. They refuse to lower dosage to get you off of it so it defeats the purpose of helping people get sober. My fiancés doctor was floored by the way they run their business and how much methadone they are giving people. The doctor had to call the clinic to get them to lower my fiancés dose and now they are saying he has to come in every single day to get his medicine. They are trying to make his life hell for attempting to get sober. All they want is money and have no concern for these people’s health whatsoever. He has been trying to get them to lower his dose just 1mg for over 2 years now and never once mentioned he would loose his carries and have to come in daily plus dose in front of them. How does this make any sense?? Taking vulnerable drug addicts claiming to be helping them just so they can get their money. It’s absolutely disgusting and if you work here you should be ashamed of yourself! I don’t know how you people sleep at night.
This place truly changed my life. From the moment I walked in, I felt seen, respected, and cared for. The staff didn’t treat me like a number — they treated me like a human being who mattered. The counselors were compassionate but also honest, which is exactly what I needed. The structure, support, and community here gave me tools I’ll carry with me for the rest of my life. If you’re scared or unsure about getting help, this is a safe place to start. I’m grateful beyond words.
Always have had a positive experience- all but once many years ago