Mid-Valley Behavioral Care Network, MVBCN, is a managed behavioral healthcare organization serving Oregon Health Plan (OHP) Members.

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Welcome to Mid-Valley Behavioral Care Network (MVBCN)!

We are a managed behavioral healthcare organization serving Oregon Health Plan (OHP) Members. We are directed by a partnership of consumer-advocates and service providers who offer a range of mental health and chemical dependency services in Linn, Marion, Polk, Tillamook, and Yamhill Counties. It is our vision that this innovative partnership results in accessible, high quality and cost effective services for OHP Members.

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Oregon has a new, family friendly way to get help for children with intensive mental health needs. New Solutions is part of this Children's System Change Initiative (CSCI). Learn more>>

NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS

11 Feb 2008	MVBCN Welcomes Helen Lara as Consumer Affairs Specialist Helen joins us from California, bringing 11 years of experience with self-help programs. She managed the Interlink Self-Help Center... more
27 Nov 2007	MVBCN Releases Criminal Justice/Substance Abuse Collaboration Document MVBCN releases Improving Results, a document describing how criminal justice and substance abuse treatment systems can collaborate to maximize the... more
22 Oct 2007	Silver Achievement Award Goes to EAST! On October 11, 2007, EAST received the Silver Award from the American Psychiatric Association in New Orleans, Louisiana. Dr. Sally... more

QUALITY INITIATIVES

MVBCN has a number of regional clinical and prevention initiatives designed to meet the needs of Oregon Health Plan consumers and of our communities.

	Co-Occurring Mental Health & Addiction Disorders
	Family psychoeducation
	Latino Team
	Trauma Survivors
	Parent Training Project
	Post-Partum Depression

EAST

The Early Assessment and Support Team brings effective care and community support to young people experiencing a first episode of psychosis. The Oregon Dissemination Project and EDIPPP build on EAST principles More Info