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Begin Recovery.
Build Community.

Call to get help now: 855-SEE-CODA

See how we can help

“If it wasn’t for CODA, I wouldn’t be here.”

Candace, CODA patient

“If it wasn’t for CODA, I wouldn’t be here.”

Candace, CODA patient
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Building health and recovery through compassionate, evidence-based care.

CODA, Inc., founded in 1969, is one of Oregon’s largest not-for-profit substance use treatment programs. Operating 14 programs at ten different sites, CODA provides Oregon’s most comprehensive integrated substance use disorder treatment.

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Services

Residential Treatment

Offered at:

Gresham Women’s and Men’s Residential

Tigard Men’s Residential

Opioid Treatment Program

Offered at:

Portland Recovery Center

Seaside Recovery Center

Outpatient Treatment

Offered at:

Clackamas Outpatient

Hillsboro Outpatient

Tigard Outpatient

Supported Housing

Offered at:

Stepping Stones Portland

Announcements

Rooms available at all CODA residential facilities!

Call 855-SEE-CODA (855-733-2632) for more information.

(855) 733-2632

Research study

Do you smoke cannabis? Are you 18 – 65 years old and considering medication treatment to reduce uncomfortable cravings?

If “Yes,” you may be eligible to participate in a clinical research trial exploring a new investigational medication to help with reducing cannabis use. All study participants will receive: Study medication or a placebo, study-related assessments, and compensation for your time and travel. Call us to find out more!

(503) 341-6103
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About CODA

CODA, a treatment provider for substance use disorders, is the oldest opioid addiction treatment program in Oregon.

We help people start and sustain their journey to recovery. We offer hope and healing.

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Clint, recovered CODA patient

Clint’s recovery story

“After 27 years of struggling with addiction, Clint came to CODA for help. His rock-bottom moment–being homeless and without the custody of his children–motivated him to enter our residential treatment program. After a few months, and time in outpatient care, Clint was on the road to recovery with the skills and support he needed to stay clean. Today, Clint has been in recovery for over four years, with a job and a home he shares with his two daughters.”