Detox in Oregon

SAMHSA lists 18 detox programs in Oregon. 5 are in a hospital, 13 residential and 5 outpatient (some offer more than one). 11 say they take Medicaid.

18 detox programs in Oregon

What the 18 programs in Oregon report
ReportsProgramsShare
Setting Hospital inpatient detox 5 28%
Setting Residential detox 13 72%
Setting Outpatient detox 5 28%
Detox for Alcohol 15 83%
Detox for Opioids 15 83%
Detox for Benzodiazepines 14 78%
Detox for Cocaine 14 78%
Detox for Methamphetamine 14 78%
Payment Medicaid 11 61%
Payment Medicare 2 11%
Payment Private insurance 18 100%
Payment Sliding fee scale or no charge 3 17%

How hospital, residential and outpatient detox differ.

Every program in Oregon

Detox in Oregon
ProgramCitySettingMedicaid
Virtue at the Pointe Recovery Astoria Hospital inpatient, Residential Yes
Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation, Beaverton Beaverton Outpatient Not listed
Recover Together Bend, Recover Together Bend Bend Residential Yes
Eugene Health Care Center Eugene Outpatient Not listed
Serenity Lane, Residential Eugene Hospital inpatient, Residential, Outpatient Yes
Serenity Lane, Withdrawal Management/Detox Eugene Hospital inpatient, Residential Yes
Willamette Family Buckley House, Medical Detox, Sobering, and Residenti Eugene Residential Yes
Pacific Ridge Jefferson Residential Not listed
BestCare Treatment Services, Klamath Basin Recovery Center Resident Klamath Falls Residential Yes
Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation Newberg Residential Not listed
North Bend VA Clinic North Bend Outpatient Not listed
Fora Health Portland Residential Yes
Madrona Recovery Portland Residential Yes
Pacific Crest Trail Detox Portland Hospital inpatient, Residential Yes
Recovery Works NW, Withdrawal Management Services Portland Hospital inpatient Yes
Adapt Integrated Healthcare, The Crossroads Roseburg Residential Yes
VA Roseburg Healthcare System Roseburg Outpatient Not listed
Awakenings by the Sea Seaside Residential Not listed

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