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Chemical Dependency Services

We currently have three authorized panel providers in Marion County for Oregon Health Plan (OHP) members covered under the Marion/Polk Community Health Plan (MPCHP) for outpatient chemical dependency services. They include:

Bridgeway Recovery Services:
Outpatient Services for Adolescents (Ages 13-18) and Adults
(503) 363-2021
(503) 363-4820 Fax

Outpatient and Residential Gambling Services for Adults
Sub-Acute Detoxification
Residential Treatment for Adult Men & Women
Transitional Residential for Pregnant Women and Women with Young Children

Clear Paths, Inc.
Outpatient Services for Adolescents (Ages 13-18) and Adults
(503) 304-7002
(503) 304-7049 Fax

Co-Occurring Services (mental illness/chemical dependency)
Group & Individual Therapy
Alcohol & Drug Evaluation
DUII Treatment
Professional Diversion
Adolescent Services
Crisis Intervention
Bilingual Services are available (Spanish)

Marion County Health Department
Outpatient Methadone Treatment Services for Adults
(503) 588-5358
(503) 361-2688 Fax

Marion County Health Department
Outpatient Treatment Services for Adolescents (13-18)
(503) 588-5352
(503) 585-4990 Fax

Polk County Alcohol and Drug Services (For West Salem and Polk County Residents)
Outpatient Treatment Services for Adolescents (13-18) and Adults
(503) 623-9289
(503)831-1726 Fax

Spanish Speaking Services for DUII & Adolescent Treatment

Please contact Community and Provider Services (CAPS) at (503)361-2778 for additional assistance in locating the appropriate services. If you would like consultation on more complex cases, you may also contact the Chemical Dependency (CD) Member Services Coordinator at (503) 566-2992.

Note: Residential chemical dependency programs are not part of the Oregon Health Plan (OHP), but all the outpatient programs can assess the need for this level-of-care and make the necessary referrals to state-funded beds/programs. In addition, they can provide interim outpatient services until the person is able to enter residential treatment and can provide follow-up outpatient care when the person returns to the community.

Community & Provider Services (CAPS)
2421 Lancaster Dr NE, Salem, OR 97305
(503) 585-4977 fax (503) 361-2782

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