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J Bar J Youth Services - Boys Ranch / J5
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- Level of care
- Residential, Behavioral Rehabilitation Services (BRS)
- Ages
- 13 to 19
- Insurance listed
- No insurance-acceptance statement is published on the program's site. These are court-ordered / adjudicated juvenile-justice placements: J5 states "Youth are referred through the JJIS/JPAS system," and the Oregon Youth Authority (OYA) lists Boys Ranch and J5 as residential programs serving OYA parole/probation youth. Placement and funding flow through the juvenile-justice system (OYA / county), not commercial insurance.
- Phone
- (541) 312-4022
- Address
- 62895 Hamby Road, Bend, OR 97701 (Administration & Boys Ranch). J5 Short Term Stabilization Program operates at 63360 NW Britta Street, Bend, OR (co-located with the Deschutes County Juvenile Detention facility, with separate ingress/egress and sight-and-sound separation).
- Website
- jbarj.org
6 sources, newest retrieved Jun 24, 2026. Record researched Jun 24, 2026.
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Published program summary
Juvenile-justice-oriented residential program of Central Oregon's largest youth-services nonprofit (founded 1968), on a 40-acre ranch. Boys Ranch provides longer-term residential treatment for court-involved/adjudicated teen boys, while the co-located J5 (next to Deschutes County Juvenile Detention) delivers staff-secure short-term stabilization for boys at risk of parole/probation revocation.
Public record: not yet checked
Contact information
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- What are your intake hours?
- How long do people usually stay?
- Do you offer services in languages other than English?
- How are families involved in care?
- Do you have an opening now, and how long is the wait?
- Is your state license or certification current, and has anything changed since your last inspection?
- What will this cost, with and without insurance?
Services and populations
- Levels of care
- Residential, Behavioral Rehabilitation Services (BRS)
- Specialties
- Adjudicated / juvenile-justice-involved youth, Substance use, Anger management, Sexual offending behavior, Delinquency, Thinking errors, Social skills, Anti-social behaviors
- Modalities
- Accountability Based Cognitive Restructuring (ABCR) - cognitive behavioral treatment, Individual counseling, Group counseling / skill building, On-site accredited alternative school & vocational program (J Bar J Learning Center), Behavioral Rehabilitation Services (minimum 11 hours/week at J5, including 2 hours individual counseling or skill building)
- Ages
- 13 to 19
- Genders served
- Male (adolescent boys / young men)
- Parent organization
- J Bar J Youth Services
Admissions and program details
- Operating status
- Listed as operating. Confirm current status with the program.
Insurance and credentials
- In-network notes
- No insurance-acceptance statement is published on the program's site. These are court-ordered / adjudicated juvenile-justice placements: J5 states "Youth are referred through the JJIS/JPAS system," and the Oregon Youth Authority (OYA) lists Boys Ranch and J5 as residential programs serving OYA parole/probation youth. Placement and funding flow through the juvenile-justice system (OYA / county), not commercial insurance.
- Accreditation
- Council on Accreditation (COA) - organization-wide (reaccredited Dec 2024; the only COA-accredited Oregon program east of the Cascades per regional news), J Bar J Learning Center accredited by the Northwest Accreditation Commission (on-site school)
Location
- Location
- Address as published by the program. Not pinned yet. A precise map point could not be confirmed from the available data, which is not a judgment about the program. Confirm the destination with the program before visiting.
- Address
- 62895 Hamby Road, Bend, OR 97701 (Administration & Boys Ranch). J5 Short Term Stabilization Program operates at 63360 NW Britta Street, Bend, OR (co-located with the Deschutes County Juvenile Detention facility, with separate ingress/egress and sight-and-sound separation).
- County
- Deschutes County
Additional details
Sources
- Provider website · Source date Jun 24, 2026
- Program page · Source date Jun 24, 2026
- Program page · Source date Jun 24, 2026
- Program page · Source date Jun 24, 2026
- Accreditation announcement · Source date Jun 24, 2026
- State government · Source date Jun 24, 2026
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