Free By The Sea
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Comparison facts and sources
Family-owned beachfront substance-use treatment campus with medical detox, residential care and step-down outpatient levels. · 25517 Park Avenue, Ocean Park, Washington 98640, United States.
- Published residential fee
- Quote required
- Before admission
- This review verifies the Ocean Park campus, principal levels of care, published residential duration boundary and private-insurance verification. It does not establish admission, exact stay length, benefits or final cost.
- Continuing care
- Dedicated aftercare and individualized discharge planning can include outpatient counseling, group support and relapse-prevention work.
Source record · October 16, 2026
Current official program, residential, insurance and facility evidence checked October 16, 2026..
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Free by the Sea is a family-owned substance-use treatment provider at 25517 Park Avenue in Ocean Park, Washington. Its beachfront campus offers medical detox, residential treatment, partial hospitalization (PHP), intensive outpatient (IOP), outpatient treatment and continuing-care services for adults.
Residential treatment provides 24-hour care in a structured setting. The provider publishes an average residential stay of about 30 days, while emphasizing that actual length depends on individual need; lower levels of care can support longer 60- and 90-plus-day treatment paths. PHP, IOP and standard outpatient care are distinct step-down or non-residential levels, and should not be presented as one uniform inpatient program.
Free by the Sea lists 45 residential beds and 32 outpatient transitional-housing beds. It accepts several private insurance plans, but coverage, authorization, deductibles, copays and final out-of-pocket cost depend on the individual plan. No universal self-pay price is published.
Sources
- Official program and campus overview
- Residential treatment and duration
- Levels of care
- Insurance information
- Official facility tour
Sources checked October 16, 2026.