Important COVID-19 Updates

All of our facilities are following the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidance, as well as that of Washington state and local Yakima public health departments. Personal protective equipment is on hand for any patient, staff, or vendors needing it while in our facilities. Patient family visitations are restricted at this moment. We have developed an emergency plan and will work closely with the public health department to prevent spread within our facilities.

A COVID-19 Screening Questionnaire is completed by every patient, family member, and visitor who comes to our facilities. This ensures that people with symptoms will be recognized promptly and actions are taken to guarantee that illness is not introduced or spread within our facilities. Patients are monitored for symptoms throughout the day and must report any symptoms of COVID-19 immediately to the staff.

Staff are screened on a daily basis that consist of taking their temperature and a questionnaire before coming on to work areas. Depending on the length of shift staff might go through screening and questionnaire twice a day. Staff are to report any symptoms and are asked to stay home if they are feeling ill. Face masks are required at all times unless in an isolated designated area assigned to the staff member. Hand hygiene, surface cleaning, proper coughing or sneezing etiquette, and social distancing continue to be top priorities for us.

We are committed in providing high quality care to our patients, and our high standards will continue despite the pandemic. Our admissions team remains available at (509) 204-3098 Monday through Friday only from 8:00am to 5:00pm to support patient admissions into all of our inpatient programs. 

Outpatient office hours continue to operate from Monday through Friday 8:00am to 6:00pm and Friday’s from 8:00am to 5:00pm, you can call (509)248-1800. All Outpatient services are offered through Tele-Health services at this time. Mental health and addiction treatment should not wait, and we are taking every safety precaution possible while continuing to offer the much-needed treatment.

All our outpatient programs are now available fully online, from assessment to treatment. Telephone options are available depending on what service is needed. Tele-Health will take place through secure video conferencing, allowing you or your loved one to receive needed treatment without delay. Wi-Fi access in our parking lot is available with permission only for those needing to connect for their appointments within Triumph. A designated building with proper equipment and CDC social distancing guidelines setup has been identifies for those in need of both Wi-Fi and technology equipment need.

Due to the COVID-19 situation, Triumph has secured additional means of transporting patients to treatment and is actively working with all potential patients to address this need.  We have secured a Transit Van and equipped it with PPE and other safety measures in order to travel across the state to pick up patients needing treatment.  

Patients can expect to be screened for symptoms prior to entering our vehicle and we are in the process of providing Covid testing kits to our residential programs.  Once these supplies are in place, all patients will be tested for Covid 19 upon arrival and will remain in a stabilization phase of treatment until the test results return or for 5 days, whichever comes first.  This process helps to ensure the health and safety of all our residents and staff members.