Mental Health Therapists in Oregon
28 providers found
Find Oregon therapists specializing in Mental Health.
ColumbiaCare Services
Psychiatric Team · Portland, OR
Oregon community mental health org. OHP, Medicaid, Medicare accepted.
Lifeworks NW
LCSW, LPC, MD Staff · Portland, OR
Comprehensive behavioral health in Washington County and Portland. OHP accepted.
Lincoln County Mental Health
County Clinicians · Newport, OR
Lincoln County coastal mental health. OHP accepted.
Pacific Source Community Solutions
Network Providers · Eugene, OR
PacificSource Community Solutions OHP CCO for Lane, Douglas, and Klamath counties.
HealthShare of Oregon
Network Therapists · Portland, OR
HealthShare OHP CCO covering Multnomah, Clackamas, and Washington counties.
Intercommunity Health Network
CCO Network · Corvallis, OR
Intercommunity Health Network OHP CCO for Benton and Lincoln counties.
Willamette Valley Community Health
CCO Network · Salem, OR
Willamette Valley Community Health OHP CCO for Marion and Polk counties.
Columbia Pacific CCO
Network Providers · Portland, OR
Columbia Pacific CCO for Clatsop, Columbia, and Tillamook counties.
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