Addiction and Mental Health Treatment for Bend
If you live in Bend, you can get outpatient treatment and counseling with us. Our office is in Redmond, about 20 minutes north on Highway 97, and some of your care can happen at home by telehealth.
Our Office in Redmond
Rock Recovery is an OHA-certified outpatient provider, and our office is in Redmond at 1243 SW Highland Ave, Suite C. We do not have a building in Bend. What we have is a short drive. Bend to Redmond is about 17 miles straight up Highway 97, roughly 20 to 25 minutes, and plenty of the people we work with make that drive from Bend every week. Telehealth covers a lot of the rest.
We are outpatient only. That means counseling, groups, education, and support you come to and then go home from. We do not run a detox unit, we do not have beds, and we do not prescribe medication, including Suboxone or other MAT. If you need any of those, we will say so plainly after your assessment and help you connect with a medical provider who does. Being honest about what we are is part of the work.
We work with most major insurance plans, including Medicare. We serve Deschutes, Crook, and Jefferson counties, so Bend is squarely inside the area we cover. Shawn and Eugene Reece founded the practice and both are in recovery themselves. The office is open Monday through Friday, 8am to 7pm. If you want to know whether we are a fit before you commit to anything, call (541) 234-3081 and ask. A phone call costs you nothing.
Directions From Bend
The drive is simple. Head north on Highway 97 out of Bend, stay on it through the Redmond exits, and you are at 1243 SW Highland Ave, Suite C in about 20 to 25 minutes. Parking is straightforward, so you are not circling a block looking for a spot before an appointment. DUII education and treatment classes meet Friday evenings, which means you can finish your work day, drive up, and still get home at a reasonable hour. Counseling appointments can often happen by telehealth instead, from your kitchen table. We will build the schedule around your life, not the other way around.
About 20 to 25 minutes
Bend to Redmond is roughly 17 miles north on Highway 97. For most people that is a shorter trip than the one they already make for work, and it is the same drive every time. Traffic and weather can stretch it, so we treat 20 to 25 minutes as the usual range, not a guarantee.
Evening classes, so work stays work
DUII education and treatment classes meet Friday evenings. You keep your job, your paycheck, and your day, and you still meet the requirement the court gave you. Office hours run Monday through Friday, 8am to 7pm.
Telehealth for what does not need a room
Plenty of counseling works just as well over video. If the roads are bad, or your car is down, or you simply cannot make the drive that week, we can often meet by telehealth instead of skipping it. Some DUII and assessment steps still need to be in person, and we will tell you which ones.
Getting Care From Bend
The practical details for Bend residents, in one place. Every answer here is also covered in more detail on this page.
| Topic | Details |
|---|---|
| Where the office is | 1243 SW Highland Ave, Suite C, Redmond. We do not have a building in Bend. |
| Drive from Bend | About 17 miles north on Highway 97, roughly 20 to 25 minutes. |
| Office hours | Monday through Friday, 8am to 7pm. |
| Telehealth | Many counseling sessions can happen by video when the drive is not practical. |
| DUII classes | Fridays, 5pm to 6pm and 6:30pm to 7:30pm, at the Redmond office. |
| DUII screening | Done by Central Oregon Evaluation Services (COES) in Bend. After that screening, the choice of provider is yours. |
| Insurance | Most major plans, including Medicare. We verify your benefits before you start. |
| What we do not provide | Detox, beds, or medication, including Suboxone or other MAT. If you need any of those, we help you connect with a medical provider. |
Map
Care for Bend clients happens at our Redmond office. Here's exactly where it is, so you know the trip before you commit to it.
- Address
- 1243 SW Highland Ave, Suite C
Redmond, OR 97756 - Office hours
- Mon–Fri, 8am–7pm
- Phone
- (541) 234-3081
Services for Bend Residents
These five come up most often with people driving up from Bend, and all of them are outpatient and OHA certified under Certificate of Approval #001776.
Outpatient substance use treatment
State-certified outpatient care at ASAM Level 1. That means an assessment first, then individual, group, and family counseling built around your pace. You live at home, keep working, and come in for sessions. Addiction and mental health can sit on the same plan with the same team.
Mental health counseling
Licensed outpatient counseling for anxiety, depression, trauma, and the things recovery tends to stir up. You can do this alongside substance use treatment or entirely on its own. Many of these sessions work fine by telehealth.
DUII education and treatment
OHA-certified DUII education and treatment with Friday evening classes, so a court requirement does not cost you your job. The ADSS screening itself is done by Central Oregon Evaluation Services (COES) in Bend. After that screening, the choice of provider is yours.
Early intervention
If your use is early or at risk but not a disorder, there is a shorter path. Early intervention at ASAM Level 0.5 is a straight read on where you actually are, plus brief education, without a label attached.
Peer support and recovery mentors
Certified recovery mentors who have lived this themselves, walking beside you between appointments and after treatment ends. For someone commuting from Bend, that steady contact between sessions can matter as much as the sessions.
See the full list on our services page, or read how DUII classes and treatment work if that is what brought you here.
Recovery in Bend
Bend is a place where a lot of life happens outdoors and a lot of it happens around a drink. Breweries, trailhead tailgates, season passes, work crews that end the day the same way every day. None of that makes you a failure for struggling with it. It just means the pressure is real and constant, and willpower alone is a thin plan. It also means running into people you know is a genuine concern. Driving up to Redmond puts a little distance between your treatment and your daily life, and for some people that space is exactly what makes it possible to start.
We work with most major insurance plans, including Medicare, and we verify your benefits before your first appointment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Rock Recovery have an office in Bend, Oregon?
No. We have one office, and it is in Redmond at 1243 SW Highland Ave, Suite C. We serve people who live in Bend from there. It is about 17 miles north on Highway 97, roughly 20 to 25 minutes, and telehealth handles many of the appointments that do not need to be in person.
How far is Rock Recovery from Bend?
About 17 miles. You take Highway 97 north out of Bend and you are in Redmond in roughly 20 to 25 minutes, traffic depending. Our address is 1243 SW Highland Ave, Suite C, Redmond, OR 97756. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8am to 7pm, and DUII classes meet Fridays, 5pm to 6pm and 6:30pm to 7:30pm.
Can I do treatment from Bend without driving to Redmond every time?
Often, yes. We offer telehealth, and a good share of counseling works well over video. Some things do need to happen in person, including parts of DUII services, and we will be clear with you about which ones. Most people end up with a mix, driving up for some appointments and logging in for others.
Do you take my insurance if I live in Bend?
Yes. We work with most major insurance plans, including Medicare. DUII-specific fees can vary by plan, so call (541) 234-3081 and our staff can help you verify benefits before you commit.
Can I complete a Bend DUII requirement at Rock Recovery?
Yes, if your referral is for education or treatment. The ADSS screening is handled by Central Oregon Evaluation Services (COES) in Bend. After that screening, the choice of provider is yours. We are OHA certified for DUII education and treatment, and classes meet Friday evenings so you can keep working.
Do you prescribe Suboxone or other medication for addiction?
No. We do not prescribe Suboxone, methadone, Vivitrol, or other MAT. We also do not run detox or residential beds. If you are already on medication with another clinic, or your assessment shows you need it, we can provide counseling, groups, and peer support alongside that medical care and help you connect with a prescribing provider.
Can you treat addiction and mental health together?
Yes. Dual diagnosis care is part of how we work. Addiction treatment and mental health counseling sit under one outpatient team, so you are not starting over with a second provider for anxiety, depression, trauma, or the weight recovery can bring up. Peer mentors stay with you between sessions.