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• Alpine Recovery Services Inc
• Alpine Recovery Services Inc
  is located at 16404 Smokey Point Boulevard Arlington, WA. 98223 and can be contacted by calling 360-658-1388. Alpine Recovery Services Inc offers treatment services for Prescription Drug Abuse, Illicit Drug Addiction and Alcoholism
  
  Treatment Services Offered: Alcohol Addiction Treatment, Outpatient Alcohol Treatment
  Payment Options: Insurance - Private Pay, Self Pay

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• An estimated 50% of adults with HIV infection have a history of alcohol problems.
• Statistics show that of teens who admit to consuming alcohol, the majority of them got drunk within the previous month.
• When an individual has a blood alcohol level of .3%, they will most likely be on the verge of unconsciousness and could possibly be comatose. When a person has a blood alcohol level of .4% or above, death is possible.
• Age 21 MLDA (minimum legal drinking age) laws result in lower levels of alcohol consumption among young adults age 21 years and older as well as those less than age 21 years.