Oregon Resources — Page 2

Corvallis, home to Oregon State University, serves as a hub for treatment resources in the mid-Willamette Valley. This guide examines local treatment options for students and community members, and discusses why many residents choose treatment outside the region.

Salem, Oregon's capital city, serves the agricultural region of Marion County and faces unique addiction challenges tied to the rural and agricultural workforce. This guide examines treatment options available to residents, funding mechanisms, and considerations for individuals seeking recovery.

Oregon Health Plan (OHP) is the state's Medicaid program and covers comprehensive substance use disorder treatment. This guide explains what services are covered, how to apply, and how to navigate coordinated care organizations.

Eugene, home to the University of Oregon, faces unique addiction challenges driven by a large young adult population. This guide examines treatment options throughout Lane County, the barriers to accessing care, and why some Eugene residents find that recovery requires traveling south to Southern California.

Rural Oregon communities face unique barriers to addiction treatment: limited provider networks, transportation challenges, workforce shortages, and geographic isolation. This guide explores available resources and when traveling to urban centers or out of state may be the best option.

Four years after Measure 110 passed, Oregon stands at a crossroads. This comprehensive analysis examines what the measure changed, how funding flowed to communities, and what data reveals about treatment outcomes across the state.