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CODA, Inc.

Portland, Oregon

Level of care
Detox, Residential, Opioid Treatment Program (MAT), Intensive outpatient (IOP), Supported Housing
Ages
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Insurance
Sliding scale / self-pay (offered), Multiple insurance plans (carriers not specified on site)

Listed as operating. 9 sources, newest retrieved Jun 24, 2026. Record researched Jun 24, 2026.

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Published program summary

Founded in 1969, CODA is one of Oregon's largest not-for-profit substance use treatment providers, operating ~14 programs across 10 sites. It runs the 16-bed Beaverton Recovery Center withdrawal-management/residential unit within Washington County's Center for Addiction Triage and Treatment (CATT) and offers specialized programming for pregnant/parenting women and people involved with the child welfare or criminal justice systems.

Services and populations

Genders served
All genders. Gender-specific residential programs: women's at Beaverton Recovery Center; men's at Gresham, Tigard, and Beaverton. Withdrawal management (16 beds) serves both male- and female-identifying individuals.
Specialties
Pregnant and parenting women, Women involved with child welfare or criminal justice systems, Project Nurture (pregnant/parenting women, in partnership), Criminal justice and child welfare system involvement, DUII treatment (with referral), Individuals at risk for hepatitis C
Modalities
Medication-assisted treatment (MAT): methadone, buprenorphine/naloxone (Suboxone), oral naltrexone, extended-release naltrexone (Vivitrol), Individual counseling, Group counseling, Case management, Patient education, Urine drug screening, Acupuncture, 24-hour support (residential), Connection to 12-step meetings and peer supports
Approximate published capacity
16 withdrawal-management (detox) beds at Beaverton Recovery Center (BRC); total organization-wide bed count not stated on site

Admissions

Typical length of stay
Residential: ~90 days average; Withdrawal management (detox): 3 to 5 days average

Insurance and payment

Insurance listed
Sliding scale / self-pay (offered), Multiple insurance plans (carriers not specified on site)
Payment notes
Per CODA's Get Help page: "We accept multiple insurance plans and offer a sliding scale to ensure everyone seeking treatment can receive it." No specific carriers, Medicaid/Oregon Health Plan, or CCOs are named on the organization's own website; verify named payors with admissions.

Credentials and public record

Public record
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Location

Address
1027 E. Burnside St., Portland, OR 97214 (administration & research HQ; multi-site organization)
County
Multnomah County

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