Mid-Valley Behavioral Care Network
administers mental health and
chemical dependency services on behalf of
Willamette Valley Community Health
Coordinated Care Organization
(WVCH CCO)
Primary
Behavioral Health in Primary Care (PCBH); Mental Health and Substance Use Services Provided in Primary Care
Specialty Mental Health
Outpatient Services
Specialty Substance Abuse
Programs
Hospitals, Community,
Organizations
The role of a
PCPCH includes
coordinating care
across settings,
including patients
with mental health
needs that must be
co-managed and
transitioning care
from specialty
when patients are
stable enough to
be managed in primary care
Primary Care Provider
is the first line of behavioral health
care. They conduct screening,
manage some medications and
support stable behavioral health
patients while also managing their
medical conditions with the support
of care team members like medical assistants, care coordinators and care
managers.
PatientCentered
Primary Care
Home
(PCPCH)
Behaviorists
are primary care team members who
receive warm handoffs and assist in
assessing and managing the emotional/behavioral aspects of chronic disease self-management and preventive
care. They provide brief,
targeted interventions and can also
manage referrals and collaborate with
specialty behavioral health services.
Co-located specialty mental health
Medical clinics can employ and co-locate behavioral health staff to provide specialty care to their patients, and
become part of the MVBCN panel of providers.
Currently at Northwest Human Services, Inc. and Silverton Health and Human Services.
Secondary
Primary Care directly refers patients to services or patient initiates care—no referral needed
Some patients need mental health and/or alcohol & drug treatment services beyond that which can be offered in the primary care setting. Specialty mental health and substance abuse treatment
programs in the community provide a continuum of services that address mental health, addiction and recovery issues for children, adolescents and adults.
Specialty
Substance Abuse Programs
Specialty Mental Health
Outpatient Programs
Psychiatric
Crisis
Adult Seriously
Mentally Ill
Adult
Outpatient
Marion County
Psychiatric Crisis Center
1118 Oak St SE Salem
503-585-4949
Polk County
Behavioral Health
182 SW Academy, 3rd Floor Dallas
503-623-9289
Child/
Youth
Outpatient
For Polk County after hours go through
New Perspectives Center
565 Union St NE Suite 105 Salem
503-316-6770
New Perspectives Center
565 Union St NE, Suite 105 Salem
503-316-6770
ASL: NWHS Connection Program
1245 Edgewater St NE Salem
503-588-5816 | TTY 503-588-5843
Video Phone: 971-239-5829
NWHS 503-581-5535
Options Counseling and
Family Services
2645 Portland Rd NE, Suite 120
Salem
503-390-5637
Marion County
Adult Behavioral Health
750 Front St NE Salem
503-588-5351
Polk County
Behavioral Health
182 SW Academy, 3rd Floor Dallas
503-623-9289
976 N Pacific Highway
Woodburn
503-981-5851
Polk County
Behavioral Health
182 SW Academy, 3rd Floor Dallas
503-623-9289
1520 Plaza St NW, Suite 150 Salem
503-585-3012
Valley Mental Health
821 Saginaw St S Salem
503-589-4046
1520 Plaza St NW, Suite 150 Salem
503-585-3012
Valley Mental Health
821 Saginaw St S Salem
503-589-4046
Christian Community
Placement Center
4890 32nd Ave SE Salem
503-588-5647
Community Counseling Center
(Catholic Community Services)
3737 Portland Rd NE Salem
503-390-2600
Bridgeway Recovery Services
3325 Harold Dr NE Salem
503-363-2021
Community Counseling Center
(Catholic Community Services)
3737 Portland Rd NE Salem
503-390-2600
Inter-Cultural Center for
Psychology
780 Commercial St SE Salem
345 N 2nd St Woodburn
503-930-3607 (also Russian)
Inter-Cultural Center
for Psychology
780 Commercial St SE Salem
Marion County Children’s
Behavioral Health
2421 Lancaster Dr NE Salem
345 N 2nd St Woodburn
503-930-3607 (also Russian)
442 McClaine St Silverton
503-588-5352
Linn County Adult
Behavioral Health
1600 S Main Lebanon
541-451-5932
Peer
Services
Programs
Intensive
Children’s
Services
Linn County Adult
Behavioral Health
799 Long St Sweet Home
541-367-3888
ASL: NWHS Connection Program
1245 Edgewater St NE Salem
503-588-5816 | TTY 503-588-5843
Video Phone: 971-239-5829
1520 Plaza St NW, Suite 150 Salem
503-585-3012
Wraparound/
976 N Pacific Highway Woodburn
503-981-5851
Options Counseling
2645 Portland Rd NE Suite 120 Salem
503-390-5637
Polk County
Behavioral Health
182 SW Academy, 3rd Floor Dallas
503-623-9289
1520 Plaza St NW, Suite 150 Salem
503-585-3012
Trillium Family Services
Cascade School District
Jefferson School District
North Santiam School District
1-888-333-6177
Valley Mental Health
821 Saginaw St S Salem
503-589-4046
MV-Wrap Marion County
3876 Beverly Ave NE, Bldg G Salem
503-576-4536
Detox ‡
Adult
Opiate
Medication
Assisted
Treatment
Bridgeway
Recovery Services - Adults
3325 Harold Drive
Salem
503-363-2021
Willamette Family Treatment
Services Buckley Detox - Adults
and Adolescents
605 W 4th Ave
Eugene
541-343-6512, ext. 113
Central City Concern Hooper
Detox - Adults
1535 N Williams
Portland
503-238-2067
DePaul Treatment Center Adults
1312 SW Washington St
Portland
503-535-1151
DePaul Treatment Center Adolescents
4310 NE Killingsworth St
Portland
503-535-1150, Ext. 1239
Best Care Treatment Services Adults
2326 SW Glacier Place
Redmond
541-504-2218
MV-Wrap Polk County
182 SW Academy, 3rd Floor Dallas
503-623-9289
1520 Plaza St NW, Suite 150 Salem
503-585-3012
Recovery Outreach Community
Center (ROCC)
1154 Madison St NE, Suite C Salem
503-393-4273
Amazing Treatment
525 Ferry St, Suite 203 Salem
503-930-6744
110 N Monmouth St, Suite 1
Monmouth
503-363-6103
Marion County
Drug Treatment
2035 Davcor St SE
Salem
503-588-5358
Project ABLE
1599 State St Salem
503-363-3260
Dual Diagnosis Anonymous
Groups offered throughout Marion
and Polk Counties
503-222-6484
Willamette Valley
Treatment Center
3871 Fairview Industrial Drive
SE Salem
503-391-9762
Youth
A&D
Outpatient
Adult A & D
Outpatient
Bridgeway
Recovery Services
3325 Harold Dr NE Salem
503-363-2021
Center for Addictions and
Counseling Services
460 Lancaster Dr SE
Salem
Clear Paths
3793 N River Rd Keizer
503-304-7002
Creekside Counseling, Inc
2586 12th Place SE
Salem
503-371-4160
Marion County Health
Department—
Youth and Adolescent
Drug Treatment
2421 Lancaster Dr NE
Salem
503-588-5352
Odyssey Complete
435 Commercial St NE,
Suite 300
Salem
503-362-2780
Polk County Behavioral
HealthAddictions Services
182 SW Academy, 3rd Floor
Dallas
503-623-9289
Renaissance Recovery
Resources
131 Menlo Dr N Keizer
503-304-4358
A&D
Residential
Amazing Treatment
525 Ferry St, Suite 203
Salem
503-930-6744
Bridgeway
Recovery Services
3325 Harold Dr NE
Salem
503-363-2021
Center for Addictions and
Counseling Services
460 Lancaster Dr SE Salem
503-584-1906
Clear Paths
3793 N River Rd Keizer
503-304-7002
Creekside Counseling, Inc
2586 12th Place SE Salem
503-371-4160
Marion County Health
Department—
Drug Treatment
2035 Davcor St SE Salem
503-576-4660
Odyssey Complete
435 Commercial St NE,
Suite 300
Salem
503-362-2780
Polk County
Behavioral Health
182 SW Academy, 3rd Floor
Dallas
503-623-9289
Renaissance Recovery
Resources
131 Menlo Dr N Keizer
503-304-4358
For A&D Residential treatment, a patient may self-refer, but in
the likely event there is no opening, work with a listed Outpatient A&D provider for
assessment and assistance with referral.
For further information contact MVBCN at 503-576-4697
= Spanish is spoken
‡ = Detox from benzodiazepines is provided only by Providence Portland Hospital, 503-574-9200. For assistance in ensuring WVCH coverage, contact WVP 503-587-5123
Tertiary
Some people have such serious mental health problems they require inpatient care. Examples of patients who would require this level of care are those with psychotic disorders who have voices telling
them to harm others and they are at risk for doing so, patients with life‐threatening withdrawal symptoms, patients who are at imminent risk for self‐harm, etc.
Requires pre-authorization
Adult
Adult
Psychiatric
Psychiatric
HospitaliHospitalization
zation
Adult
Adult
Hospital
Hospital
Diversion
Diversion
Child
Child
Psychiatric
Psychiatric
HospitaliHospitalization
zation
Obtaining Pre-authorization
Screening for inpatient and diversion services is done by crisis teams in each county. They can also authorize hospital
diversion services and provide short term interventions and linkage to outpatient and community services.
Marion County Psychiatric Crisis Center
Child
Hospital
Diversion
Child
Psychiatric
Residential
Polk County Behavioral Health
After hours calls go through NWHS
503-585-4949
503-623-9289
503-581-5535
Screening is also available at hospital emergency rooms.
Children’s psychiatric residential care is provided based on recommendations from MV-WRAP teams
(see providers listed above).
Adapted from Integrated Primary Care: Pathways to Optimum Health created by Multnomah County. January 2014—available for download and print or order from: pcpci.org/WVCHposter