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Medication-assisted treatment is one of the most effective forms of treatment for substance abuse because it combines behavioral therapy with carefully managed medications. For the past year, the Tribe has been exploring ways to expand its current health services to include medication-assisted treatment options to tribal and non-tribal clients. The Tribe has acquired two different properties, one in Portland and one in Salem, so it can bring these services to fruition.

Those properties are located at:

3580 SE 82nd Ave., Portland, OR. and
1011 Commercial Street NE, Salem, OR.

The Tribe is in various stages of development for these programs. That includes collaborating with local, State and Federal agencies to ensure regulatory, licensure and accreditation standards are met; establishing professional relationships with supportive agencies in these communities to create a whole person approach; and employing qualified staff committed to a trauma informed approach to recovery.

Update - March 22, 2021 | First Tribally owned Medication-Assisted Treatment Clinic opens | Great Circle Recovery

Great Circle Recovery, which is located near downtown Salem, is Oregon's first tribally-run opioid clinic. While the clinic is open to anyone, Great Circle will offer some treatment options that are culturally-attuned to Native Americans. These include the ceremonial burning of sage (smudging), as well as art therapy which includes the making of dreamcatchers.

Ribbon-cutting opening was held March 2021 and is now open to the public Monday through Friday 7AM - 3:30PM and Satuday 7AM - 11AM.

Contact information: 503-983-9900 | 1-888-983-9866 | https://www.greatcirclerecovery.org/

Address: 1011 Commercial Street NE Suite 110 Salem, Oregon 97301

Update - March 22, 2021 | First Tribally owned Medication-Assisted Treatment Clinic opens | Great Circle Recovery

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