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County-Funded Treatment for Substance Use Disorders

If substance use has become a problem and you are ready for help, we are here to support you. Find out if you qualify for County-funded treatment for substance use disorders.

New mapping tool finds treatment providers and resources near you!

Finding substance use treatment providers and related resources in Washington County has never been easier, thanks to a new mapping tool developed by the County's Public Health Department. Now you can quickly search for the location of local treatment providers in the Behavioral Health Resource Network (BHRN) and using filters, find where public transportation, shelters, housing and other services are that are close to the provider you select. Visit the BHRN webpage for links to the mapping tool in English and Spanish.

Substance use disorder treatment is often covered by insurance. If you do not have coverage, Washington County may be able to help. Funding is available for people with very low income who have limited or no insurance coverage. To be eligible you must live in Washington County. Services are available for youth and adults. 

There are many agencies that can provide these services. For questions about eligibility, call the treatment provider agency of your choice and ask for county-funded services. Please see the list of providers below.

SUD County-funded Treatment Providers.pdf (PDF 161.95 KB)

The Washington County Behavioral Health Resource Network (BHRN) has additional options for free substance use treatment services. A map of resources in the network is also available on the BHRN webpage.

Mental Health Treatment

Washington County also provides some mental health treatment funded by the county for uninsured and low-income individuals. Please visit our mental health webpage for more information.

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Addictions Services

When you want to stop, but can not seem to stop, help is available. Washington County providers can help you stop using substances or gambling -- call Washington County Behavioral Health at 503-846-4528 for information.
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BHRN

Free substance use treatment and resources are available to anyone who resides in Washington County.
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