Behavioral Health
The following forms authorize us to get and give information about your health to those who you choose.
| BHBillingandRecords@clackamas.us | |
| Fax | 503-742-5312 |
| 11211 SE 82nd Ave., Suite O Happy Valley, OR 97086 |
You have the right to request access to your health record.
| BHBillingandRecords@clackamas.us | |
| Fax | 503-742-5312 |
| 11211 SE 82nd Ave., Suite O Happy Valley, OR 97086 |
If you or someone you know is struggling with substance use or needs support finding a path to recovery, help is available.
The Behavioral Health Resource Network (BHRN) is a partnership of providers in Clackamas County that offer free substance use treatment and recovery services funded through Oregon’s Measure 110.
These services are:
BHRN providers offer a range of free services, including:
If you or someone you know is in a mental health crisis right now, please call the 24/7 Clackamas Crisis and Support Line at 503-655-8585.
BHRN providers work together to connect you with the care and support that best fit your needs. Services are available to anyone living in Clackamas County — no insurance or referral required.
Supports individuals ages 18–35 with substance use challenges through peer support and recovery programs.
503-708-5463
A peer-centered organization offering housing, behavioral health, and treatment services to support recovery and stability.
503-465-2749
Provides comprehensive mental health care, addiction recovery, primary care, wellness programs, and housing solutions for people of all ages.
503-674-7777
A public recovery high school in Lake Oswego that integrates recovery into education to help students build healthy, successful lives.
503-496-3929
Supports family stability and child well-being through services that address social and health needs. Programs are available in English and Spanish throughout the Portland and Salem areas.
503-546-6377
Offers free harm reduction, peer support, and substance use treatment guided by a compassion-first, judgment-free approach.
503-535-3852
Provides outpatient substance use and mental health services for youth and adults with Medicaid (CareOregon, Trillium).
Also offers:
(Formerly Mental Health & Addiction Association of Oregon) Provides free peer support and recovery mentorship from people who’ve lived through mental health or substance use challenges.
Request Peer Support
Offers medication-assisted treatment (MAT), outpatient substance use treatment, mental health care, and peer services for opioid, alcohol, methamphetamine, and other addictions. Compassion-first, judgment-free care. Same- or next-day appointments available for medication support.
503-906-9995
Provides low-barrier housing for 6–8 months with full funding and flexible support to help participants stabilize, set goals, and transition to permanent housing.
503-757-2550
Supports youth and young adults ages 14–25 through peer mentorship, recovery support, and community activities.
No cost — join by referral or simply drop in.
541-214-6643
Looking for more options?
Visit the Tri-County Resource Sheet, which includes a list of trusted resources for people beginning or maintaining recovery from mental health or substance use challenges.
Our telehealth program connects people with the care they need, wherever they are. Using sophisticated, state-of-the-art technology, mental health staff can consult, diagnose and treat patients, virtually, in real time — no matter where they're located.
Call us at 503-655-8585. For hearing impaired, please use Oregon Relay at 1-800-735-1232. Please have the name of your medical insurer (if any), your policy number and your group number available when you call.
Review our CMHC Services guide to learn about your rights and responsibilities in receiving services, any associated fees and other resources:
Share your comments about your experience with the Behavioral Health division.
To advise the Board of County Commissioners and the Behavioral Health Division Director on community needs, gaps in services, barriers and priorities related to providing mental health and addictions services in the County.
The Mental Health and Addictions Council meets on the fourth Tuesday of the month. If you would like to participate on this community advisory council, please email kkern@clackamas.us for more information and to confirm meeting time and location.
Scheduled as needed: Biennial Plan, Strategic Planning, Budget Review, Program Updates, Provider Reports; Review & Comment for state licensure.
Public meeting notice: To improve accessibility to public meetings, we have made changes to how they are displayed. Clicking on the meeting name will take you to a page with full meeting information, including agenda, minutes, ways to attend, and more.
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