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Addiction Therapists in Portland, Oregon
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Oregon Telehealth, Addiction
Fewer than 5 Addiction therapists are listed in Portland right now. These verified Oregon telehealth providers specialise in this area and may be able to help.
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$150–$250 /session
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$165–$210 /session
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$40–$160 /session
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Clinics & Group Practices near Portland
Group practices and telehealth-enabled clinics serving Portland and surrounding areas.
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Portal Wellness Collective
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True You Therapy & Wellness LLC
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Humanistic Therapy NW
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Dr Zena Vevaina, LMFT
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Addiction providers within 30 miles of Portland
Verified licensed therapists in nearby cities who may also be a great fit.
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Up to $140 /session
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Frequently asked questions
Common questions about this coverage in Oregon.
How many addiction therapists in Portland accept Oregon Health Plan (OHP)?
many addiction therapists in Portland accept Oregon Health Plan or Medicaid.
Can I find OHP-covered addiction therapy via telehealth in Portland?
Telehealth is available through hundreds of addiction therapists listed in Portland. Among OHP-accepting providers, telehealth availability varies. When contacting a provider, confirm both that they accept your specific OHP managed care plan and that they offer telehealth sessions before scheduling.
What does Oregon Health Plan typically cover for addiction therapy?
OHP generally covers services such as individual counseling, group therapy, and medication-assisted treatment for substance use disorders. Covered services depend on your specific OHP managed care organization. Contact your plan directly or ask a prospective provider what services they can bill to OHP before your first appointment.
What if I have OHP but a provider does not accept my specific plan?
OHP is administered through several managed care organizations in Oregon, and not every OHP-accepting provider contracts with all of them. When you contact a provider, ask whether they accept your specific managed care organization by name. If they do not, Oregon Counselors Directory lists additional OHP-accepting providers you can contact.
Are there low-cost addiction therapy options in Portland if I do not have OHP?
several addiction therapists in Portland offer sliding scale fees, which adjust the session cost based on income. This option may be useful if you are uninsured, underinsured, or waiting for OHP enrollment to process. Ask providers directly about their sliding scale range and what documentation, if any, they require to apply it.
Many addiction therapists listed on Oregon Counselors in Portland accept Oregon Health Plan (OHP) or Medicaid. Of the full provider set, many offer telehealth appointments, which can reduce barriers related to transportation, work schedules, or mobility. Several providers offer sliding scale fees, which may help patients whose coverage has gaps or who are uninsured. OHP covers a range of addiction treatment services, including individual therapy, group counseling, and medication-assisted treatment, though covered services vary by plan and provider. When contacting a provider, it is worth confirming that they accept your specific OHP plan, as some therapists accept certain managed care organizations but not others. Oregon Health Plan enrollment is handled through Oregon's ONE system. If you are not currently enrolled and believe you may qualify, completing enrollment before scheduling can help avoid out-of-pocket costs. Listings on Oregon Counselors Directory reflect self-reported provider data updated.