Oregon Health Authority Announces New Clackamas County Stabilization Center For Behavioral Health Crisis

The Oregon Health Authority announced the opening of the new Clackamas County Stabilization Center, which expands access to behavioral health crisis care for adults in the county. “For the first time, anyone in the Clackamas community experiencing a behavioral health crisis can walk in any time, day or night, and receive immediate care without having to go to an emergency room or jail,” the announcement stated.

The Clackamas County Stabilization Center will provide care to adults experiencing a behavioral health crisis and co-occurring disorders. Among the center’s services are crisis assessment, short-term housing, peer support, and connections . . .