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About Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation
Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation operates one of the most established names in addiction treatment, and its Newberg, Oregon campus is the foundation’s Pacific Northwest hub. Located at 1901 Esther Street in Yamhill County wine country — roughly 25 miles southwest of Portland — the campus sits on grounds that have historically served as a destination treatment site for patients across Oregon, Washington, and beyond. SAMHSA confirms Joint Commission (JCAHO) accreditation, an independent quality benchmark for medical and behavioral health facilities.
The Newberg campus’s documented level of care spans the full inpatient continuum: medical detoxification, residential treatment, and outpatient programming. SAMHSA’s record for this location includes medical detox alongside residential treatment, meaning patients arriving in active substance use can be medically stabilized on-site and step directly into longer-term residential care without changing facilities. Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is the documented therapeutic modality on file; the broader Hazelden Betty Ford model is well-known in the field for integrating Twelve Step facilitation with evidence-based modalities.
SAMHSA documents service designations for men, women, and Deaf or hard-of-hearing patients, and explicitly lists trauma/PTSD and co-occurring disorders (dual diagnosis) among conditions treated. The Hazelden Betty Ford network has long emphasized that addiction and mental health are most effectively treated together — a stance reflected on the foundation’s national site under the banner ‘Where Mental Health and Addiction Treatment Go Hand-In-Hand.’ Family and children’s services are part of the foundation’s broader programming model.
Accepted payment options at Newberg include private insurance, TRICARE, and self-pay, per SAMHSA records. Hazelden Betty Ford does not appear on SAMHSA’s record as accepting Medicaid for this location, which patients should weigh in their financial planning; the foundation’s national admissions team can verify benefits and discuss financial assistance pathways. The Newberg campus carries a 4-star Google rating across 129 ratings — a meaningful sample size for a destination treatment center.
- 24/7 medical detox availability seven days per week for urgent withdrawal management
- Joint Commission accreditation ensuring clinical quality and safety standards
- Specialized addiction treatment programs for working professionals
- Part of the nationally recognized Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation network
- Integrated treatment for co-occurring disorders and dual diagnosis conditions