Center of Excellence in Co-Occurring Medicine

The Center of Excellence provides targeted outpatient services for individuals dealing with addiction and mental health issues such as depression, anxiety, PTSD, bipolar disorder, and ADHD. Catering to those aged 13 and older, the center focuses on co-occurring disorders and delivers comprehensive care for both mental health and substance use challenges for community members in Beaverton, Oregon. Treatments such as Suboxone and Vivitrol are utilized to aid in the recovery from opioid and alcohol dependencies. This facility employs proven therapeutic techniques, including medication management and cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), alongside holistic methods to address core mental health matters. Regular follow-up sessions are part of the process to maintain progress, while therapy equips patients with vital coping mechanisms. With a deep commitment to compassionate care, the center crafts personalized treatment strategies that blend psychiatric support with appropriate therapy referrals. The center fosters a non-judgmental and collaborative atmosphere, encouraging clients to remain engaged throughout their recovery process. Additionally, telepsychiatry options enhance accessibility for individuals unable to visit in person. The Center of Excellence paves the way for enduring recovery among young adults and those facing challenges related to opioid and alcohol use through customized treatment solutions.

The Rehabilitation Center specializes in addressing issues related to substance abuse and various mental health disorders. Here, you will benefit from personalized treatment tailored to your specific needs and diagnosis, acquire essential skills for your journey to recovery, and foster meaningful relationships in a supportive atmosphere.

The Center of Excellence in Co-Occurring Medicine accommodates a range of insurance options, such as Aetna and Cigna, among others. Reach out to their admissions department to confirm your coverage details with your insurance provider. It's important to know that they do not take Oregon Health Plan or Medicare. They also offer self-payment choices.