Marimn Health

Marimn Health brings substance abuse treatment and behavioral health services together under one roof in Plummer, Idaho — a setting built by and for the Coeur d'Alene Tribe's broader community. For people in recovery who want to stay connected to their home community rather than stepping away for residential treatment, the outpatient model here offers a meaningful alternative. Structured programming fits around real-life responsibilities while still delivering consistent clinical care.

The center's connection to the larger Marimn Health & Wellness Center means that people in the Outpatient Program or IOP aren't walking into a sterile clinic — they're entering a facility that includes a fitness center, aquatics, and wellness resources designed to support overall health. That context matters in long-term recovery, where physical wellness and community belonging are as important as clinical treatment hours.

Marimn Health's Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is structured for individuals who are past the acute phase and ready to commit to a more intensive schedule of outpatient recovery work — without leaving their community for a residential setting. IOP is a recognized level of care on the continuum between standard outpatient and inpatient treatment, and it's particularly well-suited for working adults, parents, and young adults balancing recovery with daily obligations.

The standard Outpatient Program serves those who need ongoing addiction treatment and recovery support at a less intensive frequency. Both programs are available in-person and via telehealth, an important access point for people across rural Benewah County. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy guides the clinical work in both tracks, giving participants practical tools for managing the thought patterns and behaviors that can undermine long-term sobriety.

For many people in recovery, substance use doesn't exist in isolation — it's tied to unresolved trauma, PTSD, or other mental health conditions. Marimn Health formally addresses Trauma and PTSD as well as co-occurring disorders and dual diagnosis within its outpatient programming. That means people who have struggled to find treatment that takes both their addiction and their mental health seriously can find that integrated approach here without having to access two separate systems.

CBT is particularly well-suited to this kind of integrated work, helping people build cognitive and behavioral skills that address both substance use and the underlying emotional patterns that contribute to it. For family members supporting a loved one in recovery, knowing that co-occurring conditions are part of the treatment picture — not an afterthought — can make a meaningful difference in choosing the right recovery center.

Marimn Health's outpatient addiction treatment programs are open to a wide range of people: adolescents, young adults ages 18–25, men, women, pregnant women, and individuals participating through court-ordered referrals. That breadth makes it a practical community resource for families navigating addiction across generations and circumstances. Services are delivered in English, and the center operates Monday through Friday with Saturday hours as well.

Access to care is supported by an unusually wide range of payment options — Medicaid, Medicare, TRICARE, private insurance, state insurance, sliding scale fees, and self-pay are all accepted. For community members who have faced barriers to addiction treatment because of cost or insurance coverage, that flexibility is significant. Telehealth availability further reduces access barriers for those in outlying areas of Benewah County. Reach Marimn Health directly at (208) 686-1931 or visit marimnhealth.org to learn more about current program availability.