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    Comprehensive Addiction Treatment in Washington

    Addiction affects many lives in Washington, with 2,900,000 individuals impacted. Fortunately, recovery is attainable, with numerous resources available. In 2023, Washington reported approximately 6,600 overdose deaths, highlighting the urgent need for treatment. However, hope is on the horizon as the state boasts a 45% recovery rate, supported by 1,500 dedicated treatment centers. Seeking help is a brave step towards a healthier future, and Washington offers a multitude of options to guide you on your journey to recovery. With a focus on compassionate care and evidence-based practices, individuals can regain control of their lives. Know more about Washington

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    Washington Addiction Statistics

    Data sourced from CDC/SAMHSA

    Data Notes: "Total Affected" and "Treatment Admissions" are estimates based on SAMHSA NSDUH surveys. "Recovery Rate" is a derived metric. Overdose deaths are from CDC WONDER and state vital statistics.
    Total Affected
    282,975
    Overdose Deaths
    1,941
    Treatment Admissions
    48,510
    Recovery Rate
    42.9%

    People Affected Over Time in Washington

    2019202020212022202320242025075,000150,000225,000300,000

    Overdose & Opioid Deaths in Washington

    • Opioid Deaths
    • Overdose Deaths
    201920202021202220232024202506501,3001,9502,600

    Affected by Age Group (2025)

    Ages 12-17: 20,212
    Ages 18-25: 64,680
    Ages 26-34: 64,680
    Ages 35+: 133,402

    Treatment Facilities (2025)

    306 Total Centers

    Inpatient: 76
    Outpatient: 231

    Economic Impact (Billions USD)

    2019202020212022202320242025$0B$3B$6B$9B$12B

    Substance Statistics (2025)

    Opioid Breakdown in Washington

    Rx Opioid Misuse
    80,850
    Heroin Use
    12,127
    Fentanyl Deaths
    2,765
    Opioid Disorder
    64,680

    Alcohol Statistics in Washington

    Past Month Use
    46.2%
    Binge Drinking
    14.4%
    Alcohol Use Disorder
    363,825
    Related Deaths
    2,021

    Stimulant Use in Washington

    Cocaine Use (Year)
    56,595
    Cocaine Deaths
    282
    Meth Use (Year)
    20,212
    Meth Deaths
    121

    Cannabis Statistics in Washington

    Past Month Use
    646,800
    Use Disorder
    97,020

    Treatment Access Gap (2025)

    Showing the gap between those who received treatment and those who needed but did not receive it

    Received Treatment
    80,850
    Needed, Not Received
    323,400

    Opioid Use Trends in Washington

    Historical trends of opioid misuse and disorder

    • Heroin
    • Opioid Disorder
    • Rx Opioids
    2019202020212022202320242025025,00050,00075,000100,000

    Stimulant Use Trends in Washington

    Historical trends of cocaine and methamphetamine use

    • Cocaine
    • Meth
    2019202020212022202320242025015,00030,00045,00060,000

    Annual Deaths by Substance Type in Washington

    Yearly deaths attributed to different substances

    • Alcohol
    • Cocaine
    • Fentanyl
    • Meth
    201920202021202220232024202501,5003,0004,5006,000

    Data Methodology & Sources

    Understanding how we collect, process, and present addiction statistics

    Official Government Data Sources

    All statistics are sourced from official U.S. government agencies

    SAMHSA NSDUH
    SAMHSA • Updated 2024
    National Survey on Drug Use and Health
    CDC WONDER
    CDC • Updated 2023
    Multiple Cause of Death Database
    NIDA
    NIH • Updated 2024
    Drug use trends and research
    TEDS
    SAMHSA • Updated 2022
    Treatment Episode Data Set

    Data Source: CDC WONDER Database

    FAQ

    Washington Addiction Questions