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Hazelden Springbrook Center is part of the Betty Ford Foundation. It is an alcohol and drug addiction treatment center that also offers treatment for co-occurring disorders of addiction such as anxiety, depression, or trauma. The center treats adult men and women over the age of 18. The mission at Hazelden Springbrook is to become a force of healing and recovery for people affected by drug and alcohol addiction, and related behavioral health disorders. The Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation is the largest treatment providers of the country with over 17 campuses at different locations. It was established in 1949 and has almost 70 years of experience in the behavioral health industry. The Springbrook campus offers residential, inpatient, outpatient, day treatment, and aftercare programs. The rehabilitation programs are gender-specific that yield a greater success rate of treatment as compared to co-ed programs. Each patient is assigned an individualized treatment plan after a detailed evaluation of his/her needs, strengths, and other factors. The treatment programs integrate evidence-based therapies and the 12-step principles to help clients embark on the road to recovery and continue their journey to achieve lasting sobriety. Treatment therapies include gender-specific programming, individual and group therapy, 12-step meetings, and animal-assisted therapy with an Australian Labradoodle.
Housing and Food at Hazelden Spring Center
Hazelden Springbrook Center is located on a large, park-like campus that offers premier treatment and lodging services to its clients. It is situated in Newberg, Oregon at just a 45-minute drive from Portland. The residential and treatment facilities are built as small hut-like structures that are surrounded by lush green lawns and beautiful landscapes. It can accommodate 50 patients who stay in bedrooms shared among three individuals. The rooms are furnished simply but elegantly with twin-sized beds, desks, dressers, and closets. Each room has an attached bathroom. There are two common rooms where residents can sit and relax in their free time. The common rooms are built as sunrooms with one or two of their walls made of glass to ensure plenty of sunlight. The rooms have a fireplace, comfortable sofas, and chairs. The outdoor areas offer a number of healthy activities where residents can take long, relaxing walks on the walking trails or just enjoy nature sitting on chairs in the lawns. There is a small kitchen where residents can make their own coffee or snacks if they want. Otherwise, an in-house chef prepares meals for residents three times a day at the main kitchen. Main meals are served in the cafeteria where all residents eat together.
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Treatment Options
The different treatment options available at Hazelden Springbrook Center are:
- Residential Evaluation
- Inpatient Drug Rehab
- Day Treatment
- Opioid Addiction Treatment
- Family Program
- Recovery Management
The following substances’ abuse is treated at Hazelden Springbrook:
- Alcohol
- Opioids
- Prescription Drugs
- Illegal Drugs
Therapies
Hazelden Springbrook Center offers the following therapies to its clients:
- Gender-Specific Programming
- Individual Therapy
- Group Therapy
- Educational Presentations
- Special-Focus Groups
- 12-Steps Facilitation Therapy
- Wellness and Recreational Therapies
- Spiritual Care Services
- Animal Assisted Programming
Payment Options at Hazelden Springbrook
The cost of 30 days of residential treatment is $32,000 and $14,000 for 30 days in the extended care program. Hazelden Springbrook accepts a number of insurance companies’ plans some of which are listed below:
- 4 Your Choice
- Adva-Net
- AETNA
- America’s PPO
- Anthem Blue Cross
- Avera
- Beacon Health ValueOptions
- Blue Cross
- Blue Cross Blue Shield
- Blue Shield
- Cigna
- Compsych
- Exclusive Care
- First Choice Health
- GHI-BMP
- Group Health Cooperative
- HealthNet MHN
- HealthPartners
- Humana
- Magellan Health
- Mayo Clinic Health Solutions
- Medica (selected plans)
- MODA
- New Directions Behavioral Health
- PacificSource
- Pomco
- PreferredOne
- Quartz (Formerly Gunderson Health Plan)
- Scripps Health Plan
- Security Health Plan
- United Healthcare/Optum/UBH
- Unity Health Insurance
Licenses and Accreditations
Hazelden Springbrook has the following accreditations and licenses:
- Accredited by the Joint Commission
- Certified by LegitScript
- Member of the National Association of Addiction Treatment Providers (NAATP)
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Hazelden Springbrook Center Advantages
Hazelden Springbrook is part of the Betty Ford Foundation who are the largest providers of behavioral health treatment in the country. They have extensive experience in offering high-quality services to clients and their families to help reclaim their lives. This is achieved through a comprehensive continuum of care that integrates historically-proven and evidence-based therapies with the 12-Steps of AA and NA. The Springbrook campus provides a beautiful and serene environment to its clients which helps in their healing. The luxurious facility offers various recreational and therapeutic activities that are gender-specific. The dedicated and compassionate staff treats each client with respect and honor in an effort to empower them to change their life for the better. Clients are equipped with the knowledge and skills of finding lasting freedom from addiction and preventing relapse. The aftercare program offers support to clients to help them smoothly transition back into the community.
Staff at Hazelden Springbrook Center
Jeffery Young, MD
Psychiatrist and Medical Director
Dr. Young serves as Director of the Health Care and Professionals Program at Hazelden Springbrook. Before joining Springbrook, he served as Director of the Providence Health and Services, Behavioral Health Program. He received his medical degree from Oregon Health Sciences University. He is Board Certified in General Psychiatry and is also certified by the American Board of Addiction Medicine.
Willow Naimark, MD
Psychiatrist
Willow Naimark is a Psychiatrist at Hazelden Springbrook. She is Board Certified in General and Addiction Psychiatry from the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology. Her areas of expertise include dual diagnosis, medication management, and psychoeducation.
Jill Seward
Chief Nursing Officer
Jill has a Bachelor’s of Science in Nursing from the University of Wisconsin – Green Bay. She received her associate degree in nursing from the College of St. Catherine in Minneapolis. She is currently pursuing her Master’s degree in nursing leadership and administration. Her responsibilities at Hazelden Springbrook include standardization of evidence-based nursing practice and ensuring that clients receive the highest quality care.