Men’s Services
James Oldham Treatment Center
Address: 201 Highland Dr., Buena, WA 98921
Mailing Address: PO Box 354 Buena, WA 98921
Main Office: (509) 865-6705
Intake / Admissions Line: (509) 204-3098
All Medical Record Requests must be emailed to [email protected], faxed to 509-853-4135, or mailed to Medical Records at P.O. Box 2849 Yakima WA 98907.
About James Oldham Treatment Center
Nestled in the orchards of the lower Yakima Valley, JOTC has been helping adult men find a path toward health and hope since 1984. We bring to life the values of the program’s namesake, James Oldham, and Triumph as a whole: that every person deserves a chance to get treatment and find hope. JOTC strives to improve the behavioral, emotional, and overall health of men who are looking for a clean and sober life.
Program Description
We have developed and refined our programs to ensure the highest level of recovery and success for all our clients. Every client at JOTC will receive no less than 20 hours per week of treatment activities including:
- Daily group sessions
- Individual sessions
- Educational lectures
- Integrated family treatment
How Long is the Stay?
Your stay is as long as you need it to be. This might be a few weeks, or it could be a few months. You will work with your counselor and the rest of your care team to determine the best treatment duration to put you on the path toward healing.
JOTC uses American Society of Addiction Medicine (ASAM) clinical criteria to help guide decisions about length of stay based on medical necessity.
Physical Activity
We fully encourage all our clients to participate in some form of physical activity every day. Whether you choose to lift weights, play basketball or volleyball, throw some horseshoes, or just take a walk around the grounds—moving and staying active are essential steps on the road to recovery. We also offer the use of a universal gym and weight room for patient use. (You must be medically cleared to participate in physical activities.)
How We Do It
Client Centered Treatment, tailoring our care to the whole client (mind, body, and spirit) and their individual needs
We accept clients receiving medication assisted treatment (i.e. Methadone, Suboxone)
Our programs use research and evidence-based treatments, including a 12-step based model
Peer Support Services: Peers serve as mentors and sources of hope and inspiration
Multiple payment options are available (both private and public, including Medicaid)
Our program supports and considers extensions, based on individual needs
Family engagement is encouraged and supported
What’s it like to live at JOTC
At JOTC, we have a maximum of 78 available treatment beds. Meals and snacks are provided. Most days will feature a mix of scheduled group and individual sessions, opportunities to work on programs of your choice, 12-step meetings, and free time for phsycial and social activities. Counselors and care team members will check on you frequently throughout each day to ensure you’re receiving the support you need.