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Using your Oregon Health Plan at Rock Recovery

Rock Recovery is an OHA-certified outpatient provider in Redmond, and most of our substance use services are covered by the Oregon Health Plan at no cost.

This page sets out which of our services the Oregon Health Plan applies to, what you can typically expect to pay, and how to start.

Service by service

What OHP applies to at Rock Recovery

Oregon Health Plan coverage and typical cost for each Rock Recovery service
ServiceCovered under OHP here?What you typically payHow to start
Outpatient substance use treatment (ASAM Level 1)Yes, OHP acceptedNo cost with the Oregon Health Plan (OHP)Call or start online
Early intervention (ASAM Level 0.5)Yes, OHP acceptedNo cost with OHPCall or start online
DUII education & treatmentOHP accepted for outpatient addiction services; DUII-specific coverage variesContact us to verifyBring your referral paperwork and call
Community-based criminal justice servicesAsk us: we verify your specific benefits before your first visitAsk us: we verify your specific benefits before your first visitCall; bring any court or probation paperwork
Outpatient mental health counselingAsk us: we verify your specific benefits before your first visit$225 per session self-pay; sliding scale available; most major plans acceptedCall or start online

These are the same coverage statements as on our insurance and payment page. Your exact benefits depend on your plan, so we verify them with you before your first visit. For the longer explanation, read does the Oregon Health Plan cover addiction treatment?

What we are certified to provide

The Oregon Health Authority's Substance Use Disorder Services Directory, dated August 28, 2026, lists Reece Counseling, Inc. (Rock Recovery) as certified for outpatient substance use disorder services, community-based criminal justice services, outpatient mental health, DUII services, and co-occurring capable services, under Certificate of Approval #001776, valid through May 31, 2029.

  • Outpatient Substance Use Disorder Services
  • Community-Based Criminal Justice Services
  • Outpatient Mental Health
  • DUII Services Provider
  • Co-Occurring Capable Services Provider

Source: Oregon Health Authority, Substance Use Disorder Services Directory, dated August 28, 2026.

Not enrolled in OHP?

Checking your eligibility

Check your eligibility and apply online at ONE.Oregon.gov, and we're happy to help you through it. Call the office and we will walk you through the application and what to have in front of you before you start. If your application is pending, tell us. We will talk through your options so a paperwork delay does not become a reason to wait.

One.Oregon.gov

What to bring

  • Insurance or OHP info

    If you have an insurance card or OHP number, keep it handy, we’ll verify your coverage together. If you don’t, that’s okay too.

  • A list of questions

    Anything you’re wondering about, schedules, cost, what sessions look like. Write it down so nothing gets missed.

  • Honesty about where you are

    You don’t need to have it figured out. Just tell us what’s true for you right now, that’s the best starting point there is.

  • Nothing else required

    No referral, no records, no paperwork marathon. If something is needed later, we’ll walk you through it step by step.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which services is Rock Recovery certified to provide?
The Oregon Health Authority's Substance Use Disorder Services Directory, dated August 28, 2026, lists Reece Counseling, Inc. (Rock Recovery) as certified for outpatient substance use disorder services, community-based criminal justice services, outpatient mental health, DUII services, and co-occurring capable services, under Certificate of Approval #001776, valid through May 31, 2029.
How do I start if I already have OHP?
Call (541) 234-3081, Monday through Friday, 8am to 7pm. We check your plan and confirm what it covers before you commit to anything, so there are no surprises later.
What should I bring to my first appointment?
If you have an insurance card or OHP number, keep it handy, we’ll verify your coverage together. If you don’t, that’s okay too.
Do I need a referral?
No. You can contact us directly, no doctor’s referral or court order is required to get started. If a court or attorney did refer you for DUII services, we can work with that too.