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A Unified Voice with a Vision for the Future of Our Field |
- OCBH brings together prevention, treatment and recovery providers to recommend changes to the field in Oregon and in Washington DC.
- OCBH monitors budget negotiations and pending legislation and orchestrates a unified response from our members and partners across the state.
- OCBH coordinates access to policy makers, both state and federal, for issues that impact prevention, recovery, and treatment providers.
- OCBH works across sector partners including mental health, juvenile justice, corrections, child welfare, domestic violence and others.
Your interests are communicated directly to the Oregon Health Authority and Medical Assistance Programs of the Oregon Health Authority because OCBH meets regularly with the staff of these departments.
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Eligibility |
Membership in OCBH is open to not-for-profit corporations, business corporations, professional corporations, and limited liability companies which provide substance use treatment, mental health treatment and services, prevention, recovery or related behavioral health services. Interested agencies must submit an application; including evidence of holding and being in compliance, and good standing with a COA, State, County, or local government contract(s) to be eligible for full membership. If you do not meet the listed criteria, you still may be eligible to join as an affiliate member.
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Dues Structure |
OCBH is supported by membership dues paid by its members based on the behavioral health budgets of each agency, with a minimum dues amount of $1,000.00 and a maximum amount of $21,000.00 annually.
Services considered part of an agency's overall Behavioral Health Budget include but are not limited to: Prevention programs, Residential, Withdrawal Management and Housing programs with services to residents. If you have questions about whether a portion of your budget should be considered Behavioral Health, please contact us.
Agencies indicate on their membership application which of the following payment calendars they would like to use to pay their dues:
Services considered part of an agency's overall Behavioral Health Budget include but are not limited to: Prevention programs, Residential, Withdrawal Management and Housing programs with services to residents. If you have questions about whether a portion of your budget should be considered Behavioral Health, please contact us.
Agencies indicate on their membership application which of the following payment calendars they would like to use to pay their dues:
- Annually
- Semi-Annually
- Quarterly
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Join Now |
OCBH member organizations are providers of licensed residential treatment and/or state certified substance use disorder prevention, treatment and recovery programs, in Oregon. OCBH currently represents 60+ agencies providing services to Oregonians.
We are always welcoming new members who meet criteria. If you are interested in joining or want more information, please fill out the "Join OCBH" form below, or send an email with your contact information so we can provide you with the information you need for membership consideration.
We believe that by joining together, we can help improve the mental health and substance use disorder systems and services provided to the residents of Oregon.
We are always welcoming new members who meet criteria. If you are interested in joining or want more information, please fill out the "Join OCBH" form below, or send an email with your contact information so we can provide you with the information you need for membership consideration.
We believe that by joining together, we can help improve the mental health and substance use disorder systems and services provided to the residents of Oregon.
Current OCBH Members
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4th Dimension Recovery Center
Adapt Integrated Health Care Addictions Recovery Center Adelante Mujeres Alano Club of Portland BestCare Treatment Services Bridgeway Community Health Cameron Care Cascadia Health Center for Family Development Central City Concern Cielo Treatment Center CODA, Inc. ColumbiaCare Community Bridges, Inc. Community Counseling Solutions Continuum (formerly OnTrack) Emergence Fora Health GOBHI |
Jackson House
Kairos NW Lifeworks NW Lines for Life Lutheran Community Services NW Mental Health Association of Portland MHACBO Milestones Family Recovery Mindsights Morrison Child and Family Services Native American Rehabilitation Association New Directions NW New Narrative Nibbus Combined Care LLC Northwest Catholic Counseling Center Northwest Treatment NW Premier RTF Oasis Treatment Options Counseling & Family Services Options for Southern Oregon |
Oregon Family Support Network
Oregon Recovers Oregon Trail Recovery LLC ORTC Outback Strong Polk Adolescent Day Treatment Center Reconnections Counseling Recovery Works NW Rimrock Trails Treatment Services Serenity Lane Shangri La Telecare Corp The Peer Company (formerly MHAAO) Transcending Hope Transformations Wellness Center Trillium Family Services Volunteers of America - Oregon Wallowa Valley Center for Wellness Willamette Family |
Our Platinum Preferred Partners
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