Compass Health Files Land-Use Application, Receives Additional Funding for Redevelopment to Address Regional Behavioral Health and Homelessness Issues

Transformative Broadway Campus Redevelopment will provide full continuum of permanent supportive housing, behavioral healthcare and integrated medical care in downtown Everett

Recently, Compass Health took a major step forward in realizing our vision to transform the look and function of our Broadway Campus in downtown Everett. We filed a land-use application for the first phase of our redevelopment project to address regional homelessness and behavioral health issues.

Our phase-one facility will add 82 new units of permanent supportive housing – doubling our housing capacity in Snohomish County – and provide much-needed infrastructure to deliver innovative, evidence-based models of behavioral health care that meet urgent community needs.

As our CEO Tom Sebastian said, “Lawmakers, community and business leaders, and behavioral health providers agree that modernizing our state’s behavioral health system through community-based care is the most effective solution to address the complex issues of homelessness and behavioral health. We are working ahead of the curve to expand our capacity at a meaningful scale, enabling us to improve the lives of more people and support an efficient and effective regional response to these issues.”

Find out more about the multi-phase project in our news release.