Center for Addictions Triage and Treatment (CATT)

What is the CATT?

The Center for Addictions Triage and Treatment (CATT) is a new substance use treatment program in Washington County. It provides a comprehensive approach to care with multiple services available for people who are struggling with substance use. It is a partnership of several different organizations, working together to provide rapid access to a continuum of services.

Services at the CATT

The CATT has two sites, one in Beaverton and one in Hillsboro. Each site offers different services with different providers. Services can be accessed by contacting the providers directly or by calling 503-846-CATT (503-846-2288).

Beaverton Recovery Center (BRC)

17911 NW Evergreen Place, Beaverton, OR 97006

Our Beaverton site offers intensive inpatient services provided by CODA, Inc. To access these services, please call 855-SEE-CODA (855-733-2632). Services include:

• Residential treatment: A facility-based treatment program where a person lives in a supportive environment and learns the skills to avoid relapse. Services are commonly 30-90 days. The CATT has 24-28 men’s and 20-28 women’s residential beds.
• Withdrawal management (also known as detox or detoxification): Provides medical monitoring and support to individuals who have developed a physical dependence on alcohol or opiates. This is typically a short-term service, often with transition to residential services upon discharge. The average length of stay is 3-5 days. The BRC has 16 detox beds.

The BRC is still developing its full array of services. In the future, we will offer the following supports:

• Sobering: Designed to support an individual who is acutely intoxicated. Services include monitoring vital signs, providing fluids and nutrients, and offering a safe and supportive environment. Length of stay is typically very short, generally ranging from 4-12 hours. The CATT will have 16 sobering beds.
• Transitional services: This program will provide short-term support for individuals as they transition out of residential treatment care and move to their next residence. Most individuals will stay 2-4 days. The BRC will offer six beds for this service.

Hillsboro Recovery Center (HRC)

5250 NE Elam Young Parkway, Hillsboro OR 97124

This site has a variety of community services to support people with substance use disorders and other behavioral health conditions.

Services available without a referral:

• Peer drop-in center: The Peer Company (formerly Mental Health & Addiction Association of Oregon) operates the peer drop-in center at the CATT. The center is a space where individuals in recovery and their friends, family and other supports can find connection, mutual support, and resources, all of which are critical to recovery. To contact the Peer Company at CATT, call 971-376-1628.
• Outpatient substance use disorder treatment: Our outpatient services focus on the Latinx community and include treatment interventions, peer supports, medication management and counseling. Solutions Group NW provides outpatient services in Spanish and English. To contact Solutions Group NW, call 503-626-1800 (English) or 971-703-6500 (Spanish).
• Crisis services/Hawthorn Walk-In Center: This program offers urgent behavioral health crisis intervention, assessment and stabilization services. It provides connection to both mental health and substance use treatment services. LifeWorks NW is the service provider. For questions about crisis services, please call 503-291-9111.
• Washington County Behavioral Health provides protective services, civil commitment services, system coordination and care coordination for youth with multi-system involvement or individuals with behavioral health conditions who are involved in the criminal justice system. To reach the Behavioral Health Division, call 503-846-4528.

Services available by referral for people enrolled in a CATT program:

• Virginia Garcia Memorial Health Center provides on-site health supports for people receiving services from other providers at the CATT. Due to limited capacity, this service is only available to individuals' receiving services from other CATT programs.
• Project Homeless Connect can assist CATT clients experiencing housing instability to connect to the larger homeless services system. For individuals not served by CATT who are looking for housing resources, please visit our Housing Services page.

Messages of hope from community members

Watch this video to hear community members provide messages of hope about being in recovery from problem substance use.