Oregon Trail Recovery

The facility's mission is to treat clients with "compassion and caring boundaries." They offer more freedom with a housing/PHP model instead of a locked inpatient facility, and they provide practical support like Employment and Education Assistance.

We offer a full continuum of care, including medical detox, residential treatment (PHP with housing or IOP with housing), and standard outpatient programs (PHP or IOP without housing).

Yes, this is a 12-Step based program. You will be required to get a sponsor and actively work the steps as a core part of your treatment.

Our therapies include individual and group therapy, 12-Step meetings, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), family therapy, life skills development, relapse prevention, mandatory sponsorship, a Talking Circle with a Native American Elder, and meditation.

We integrate trauma-informed care and mental wellness practices into our addiction programs to support clients with co-occurring disorders. However, it's important to note that Oregon Trail Recovery is not certified or licensed as a dedicated mental health treatment provider.

Yes, we support clients with co-occurring disorders by integrating trauma-informed care and mental wellness practices into our addiction treatment programs. However, we are not licensed as a primary mental health treatment facility.

No, the program is not faith-based. While the 12-Steps involve a spiritual component ("Higher Power"), it is open to individuals of all beliefs and is not tied to any specific religion.

Detox and residential programs are considered inpatient because you live on-site or in provided housing, beginning with medically supervised detox for stabilization and then moving into structured daily treatment with staff support. PHP with housing and IOP with housing are also technically inpatient-style settings because housing is included and you still live in a recovery environment even though treatment hours vary by level of care. Standard PHP and IOP are outpatient programs where you do not live on-site — you attend programming during the day or part-time and then return home afterward. So the core difference is simple: inpatient means you stay in program-provided housing 24/7 while outpatient means you only come for treatment hours and sleep elsewhere.

Oregon Trail Recovery was founded and has been offering services since 2013.

Costs vary. Self-pay estimates are: Detox at approx. $10,000/week. PHP treatment is $9,800 for the 1st month, $8,800 for the 2nd, and $7,800 for the 3rd. Housing rent is an additional few hundred dollars per week. IOP is roughly half the cost of PHP.

Yes, we accept many private insurance providers as well as Oregon's Medicaid plan (Apple Health). We can verify your benefits to determine coverage.

Yes, we offer a medically supervised Detox Program as the first step in the recovery process.

Yes, Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) with medications like Suboxone is supported as part of a client's overall treatment plan.

No, it is an open campus. Clients reside in houses with a house manager and must adhere to a curfew and other rules. After an initial blackout period, you can go out during the day. Regular drug testing is conducted to ensure safety.

The living situation is home-like. Clients live in one of several comfortable, gender-specific houses in a neighborhood setting.

The "campus" consists of multiple residential houses. Clients are transported from their recovery homes to a separate clinical facility for daily group therapy and programming.

No, private rooms and bathrooms are not available. All rooms are shared with roommates to promote peer support and accountability.

Yes, smoking and vaping are permitted in designated outdoor areas at the recovery houses.

Personal cell phones are not allowed during an initial 1-2 week "blackout" period to help you focus on treatment. During this time, you cannot leave the house alone. Access to electronics is granted later based on clinical progress.

Bring: 7-10 days of comfortable clothing, pajamas, underwear/socks, shoes, toiletries (toothbrush, shampoo, etc.), a 1-week supply of nicotine products if you use them, and a list of important phone numbers.

Leave at home: Drugs/alcohol, THC products, non-prescribed medications, weapons, revealing/offensive clothing, aerosol cans, alcohol-based mouthwash, energy drinks, valuables, personal bedding, most electronics, and outside food/drinks.

The typical length of stay is 30, 60, or 90 days. While the minimum stay is 30 days, a longer duration is often recommended for the best long-term outcomes.

The length of stay is individualized based on clinical need and can range from 30 days to 180 days. Our team will work with you to determine the most appropriate duration for your recovery.