Oregon Health Plan
Oregon Health Plan (OHP) is Oregon's state medicaid program. Click here to apply for OHP.
If you have Medicaid/OHP and are in the Portland metro area, your mental health coverage is provided by CareOregon/HealthShare, OpenCard, Trillium or Pacific Source.
The therapists listed below accept at least one of these plans. Before reaching out to a therapist, please check your ID card. It will tell you whether you have CareOregon/HealthShare, OpenCard, Trillium or Pacific Source. Then, you can view a therapist’s profile to make sure they have listed your specific (or particular) type of OHP mental health coverage under the insurance plans they accept.
Therapists who accept Oregon Health Plan
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Karin Chesnutt (she/her)
Student Counselor
I work with children, teens, adults, couples and families with depression/anxiety, grief, neurodivergent challenges, and life transitions.
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Julian Montanez (He/Him)
Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
PMHNP
Hablo español. No Waitlist! Immediate Availability! I partner with clients for medication management for mental health concerns.
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⚚DR.SANJAY KUMAR⚚ ⚚PSYCHOTHERAPY LLC⚚
Professional Counselor Associate
⚚M.D. , M.S. , LPCA⚚
⚚ Hi, I'm Dr. Sanjay Kumar ⚚ Individual & Couples Therapy Specializations. Begin your Self-Discovery with my unique style of Psychotherapy.
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Rachael Allen (she/her/they)
Professional Counselor Associate
MS QMHP
I am a person-centered counselor who collaborates with clients to move toward a more authentic, empowered, and fulfilling life.
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Kristin Marshall (she/her)
Marriage and Family Therapist Associate
Marriage & Family Therapist Associate
My specialties are youth, parenting issues, adults, and couples. You can expect a compassionate space to engage in your mental health care.
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Kathy Cox (she/her)
Professional Counselor Associate
M.S.
I help with anxiety, trauma, grief, life transitions, chronic pain, depression, aging concerns, spirituality, and self-esteem.
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Kalpana Krishnamurthy (she/her)
Professional Counselor Associate
Professional Counselor Associate
Working with API & BIPOC folks to support healing and joy. I work in person and am accepting clients on Tue afternoon in NE & Wed in SW PDX.
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karen myers (she/her)
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
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Hi, I'm Karen Myers LCSW. I offer individual therapy and support to help end self sabotaging, patterns, beliefs and behaviors.
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April Dvorak
Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
APRN, PMHNP-BC
Head Well is a new psychiatric practice. We use an integrative approach to do more than treat symptoms. Our goal is your wellness.
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Paul "River" Fagan, M.A. (they/them)
Licensed Professional Counselor
I'm here as witness and guide to help you discover the complexity and wonder of who you are, who you've been, and who you are becoming.
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August Wagner (he/him)
Licensed Marriage Family Therapist
MA, LMFT
Relationships are hard, I won't judge you or your loved one. Let's work together to find a path to a deeper and more fulfilling connection.
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Rosemarie Trevino (She/Her)
Licensed Professional Counselor
LPC
I became a counselor because I wanted to understand the complexity of mental health, not just from textbooks, but through lived experience
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Dr. Tee Mayfield
Licensed Professional Counselor
PhD, LPC-S
Dr. Tee is a (LPC-SC Oregon) licensed professional counselor in the state of Oregon and holds a PhD in Marriage Family Therapy.
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Mitchell Mayes
Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner
MSN, PMHNP
Compassionate psychiatric care for anxiety, depression, and life changes. I’m here to listen and help you feel your best.
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Emaline Friedman (she/her)
Professional Counselor Associate
MA, PhD
My desire for you is what you desire for you. I work to honor and develop your unique existence through speaking and listening.
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Joaquin Lopez (he/him)
Licensed Professional Counselor
M.S.
Evaluating our symptoms is a bridge to healing. Symptoms direct us toward the source of our suffering in order to find solace.
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