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Learn about providers that offer county-funded care for adults with a mental health concern.

The criminal justice and behavioral health systems can sometimes overlap. Washington County is working to maintain the balance between equal justice and community safety.

Find out how to open and operate a mental health adult foster home in Washington County.

The Behavioral Health Council assists the county in identifying community needs and priorities. Find more information about BHC membership and meetings.

Information for community members receiving Behavioral Health services through Washington County

Washington County will pay for mental health and addictions treatment that is pre-approved, if the community member meets certain eligibility criteria. For those receiving treatment, here's how to access information about billing and claims.

A lot is happening with the CATT. Stay updated by reading recent news articles and newsletters.

These important documents are guiding our work.

The Steering Committee provides policy direction and support to the CATT project. The committee charter, roster of members, summaries and presentations from past meetings are below.

We have many different teams working to develop our Center for Addictions Triage and Treatment, as well as several who have completed their work. Learn about the role of these teams and their important contributions to this project.

Washington County is developing a comprehensive substance use treatment center with additional supportive services for adults in our community.

Learn when to seek help for a child showing mental health symptoms. Discover which providers serve individuals on the Oregon Health Plan.

Washington County staff help connect services to adults with severe mental illness. This page provides more information and benefits of the Choice program.

When a person is a danger to themselves or others and will not seek help, they may need to be committed. This page provides information about the process and what to expect.

How to file a complaint or grievance about your behavioral health care or services.

Have a question or need to reach us? Discover options for connecting with the Behavioral Health program.

Information on services for individuals with mental illness in the criminal justice system.

Learn about the county's role in supporting community members who are on the Oregon Health Plan.

Help is always available. Learn how to reach our crisis line staff and what to expect when you call.

Services are often most effective when provided by someone who understands you and your culture. Learn about the providers that support our diverse community.