Construction begins on Compass Health's $68M care facility in Everett
EVERETT — Compass Health broke ground Thursday on the second phase of its Broadway Campus redevelopment in Everett: a 72,000-square-foot intensive behavioral health facility.
The new facility, set to open in 2025 and projected to cost $68.5 million, will serve about 1,300 people each year, according to the nonprofit. Planned services include a 16-bed inpatient evaluation and treatment unit, a 16-bed crisis triage center and various outpatient services. Plans also include a two-level parking garage.
“This is a momentous occasion,” Compass Health CEO Tom Sebastian said before the dirt-and-shovel ceremony.
The three-phase project is set to create a regional center for health care and permanent supportive housing services encompassing the 3300 block of Broadway. The endeavor started with Andy’s Place, a $26 million building of 82 supportive housing units that opened in 2021 for people struggling with chronic homelessness and behavioral health challenges. After the new behavioral health facility is completed, the final phase includes plans for more behavioral health services, a primary health care clinic, permanent supportive housing and Compass Health offices.
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