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Adapt Integrated Health Care has been a leader in primary care, behavioral health, and prevention since 1971. Learn more at adaptoregon.org!

Serving southwest Oregon with offices in Douglas, Coos, Curry, and Josephine counties. Adapt Integrated Health Care is an Oregon leader in primary care, behavioral health care, and prevention. Established in 1971, Adapt serves southwest Oregon with offices in Douglas, Coos, Curry and Josephine counties. Visit adaptoregon.org to learn more!

03/07/2026

🎓 Reedsport Student Health Fair

Our Prevention Team had a great time at the Reedsport Jr/Sr High School Student Health Fair.

During the tabling session, students participated in our Free to Be campaign, reflecting on questions like how they handle peer pressure and what keeps them focused on their goals. It was inspiring to hear their thoughtful responses and see the ways they are building resilience and supporting one another.

We also had the opportunity to present “Betting on Your Future: The Truth About Gambling” and QPR, Question, Persuade, Refer, a su***de prevention training focused on recognizing warning signs and knowing how to step in to help. Students asked meaningful questions and engaged in important conversations about making healthy choices and looking out for one another.

Thank you to the students and staff at Reedsport for welcoming us and being open to these discussions. Your voices and perspectives are what make prevention work powerful.

03/05/2026

🏆 2026 Community Advocate Award

We are honored to share that our Mobile Crisis team has been selected to receive the 2026 Community Advocate Award at Peace at Home Advocacy Center's annual Empower event.

Each year, advocates nominate individuals or teams who demonstrate exceptional commitment to supporting survivors and strengthening healthy relationships. This year, advocates collectively nominated our entire Mobile Crisis team, recognizing their trauma-informed, person-centered approach and the meaningful impact they have made throughout our community.

We are deeply grateful to Peace at Home for this recognition and incredibly proud of our Mobile Crisis team for the compassion, professionalism, and steady support they bring to people during some of their most vulnerable moments.

Pictured are Cheryl McDonald, Crisis Program Director, accepting the award and Rachael Fowler, Mobile Crisis Supervisor, with Cheryl!

03/03/2026

🎲 March is Problem Gambling Awareness Month

March is a time to raise awareness about problem gambling and remind our communities that help is available. Gambling problems can affect anyone, including individuals, family members, and friends, but recovery is possible with the right support.

At Adapt, we offer free, confidential problem gambling treatment services for those impacted.

If you or someone you know is struggling, you are not alone.

📞 Call 541-672-1761 to learn more or connect with services

03/02/2026

🍀 3rd Annual Shamrock Quest 🍀
📅 Saturday, March 14 | 🕛 Noon–3:00 PM
📍 Aviva Health Parking Lot: 150 Kenneth Ford Dr, Roseburg

Wear your favorite shade of green 💚 and jump into an afternoon of family-friendly mini quests hosted by awesome Douglas County community partners! 🎯✨ This event is all about fun, connection, and adventure for all ages and abilities.

What to expect:
🚀 Adventure Quest
🚚 WOW Truck
🌮 Food trucks
🏆 Quest prizes
🎉 And more!

✅ Pre-register here: bit.ly/shamrockquest2026

This event is organized by:
Aviva Health
Thundering Water
Adapt Integrated Health Care
Thrive Umpqua
& several community-building organizations who will be there to brighten your day! 🤝🌈

02/19/2026

🎙️ On Air | Art of Prevention: Youth Voices in Action

Our Prevention Program Manager, Sidnee Hedrick, and Prevention Outreach Coordinator, Amber Condra, recently joined KQEN Radio to talk about this year’s Art of Prevention youth art contest.

In the interview, they share why creative expression plays such an important role in prevention, how youth voices can shape conversations around substance misuse, su***de and self-harm, problem gambling, and resilience, and what students need to know before the April 10 submission deadline.

🔗 Listen to the full radio conversation:
https://go.adaptoregon.org/4tG4Jcd

🔗 Download the contest entry form and guidelines:
https://go.adaptoregon.org/4tFOvQo

Youth in grades 6–12 who live or attend school in Douglas County are encouraged to participate. All artwork will be featured at the Art of Prevention Art Show on May 13 at the Winston Community Center.

02/17/2026

❤️ Heart Health Month | Wearing Red & Pink for Prevention!

February is Heart Health Month, and our teams across Adapt are showing their support by wearing red and pink to raise awareness about cardiovascular health.

Heart disease remains one of the leading causes of death, but early detection, prevention, and treatment can make a significant difference. Routine checkups, managing blood pressure and cholesterol, staying active, and having open conversations with your provider are all important steps toward protecting your heart.

We encourage you to talk with your provider at your next appointment about your heart health and any risk factors you may have. Small steps today can support a healthier future.

02/16/2026

We’re excited to officially welcome the former Coast Community Health Center into the Adapt service family! Their trusted primary care and pharmacy services will continue - now strengthened by Adapt’s Addiction Treatment & Recovery, Mental Health Care, and additional supportive services for our Coastal communities.

To find care near you, visit our Contact Us page for our Brookings, Bandon, and Port Orford location! https://adaptoregon.org/contact/

02/10/2026

🧭 Leadership Continuity at Adapt

We recently had the opportunity to bring together three generations of Adapt leadership, continuing a long-standing tradition of connection and continuity!

Pictured left to right are Steve Baron, our current CEO; Dr. Greg Brigham, our immediately previous CEO; and Bruce Piper, who served prior to Dr. Brigham.

Maintaining relationships across leadership transitions helps preserve institutional knowledge, strengthen decision-making, and ensure our mission continues to guide the work we do across southwest Oregon.

02/06/2026

📝 Why Rural Health Matters

Our team member recently contributed a guest author post to the Oregon Primary Care Association blog, sharing a personal perspective on why rural health is more than a profession, it’s a commitment to equity, dignity, and access for communities that are often overlooked.

In this piece, Samar Farooqui reflects on working in rural Oregon, the mission that drives Adapt Integrated Health Care, and the people whose dedication turns access into action every day.

🔗 Read the full story here: https://go.adaptoregon.org/49WNDz0

02/05/2026

🎨 Art of Prevention Is Back!

Adapt Integrated Health Care’s Prevention and Education Program invites Douglas County students in grades 6–12 to submit original artwork for the 2026 Art of Prevention.

Students are encouraged to explore themes such as substance misuse prevention, su***de and self-harm prevention, problem gambling or gaming prevention, resilience, and hope. Any artistic medium is welcome, and students may submit up to three pieces.

The submission deadline is April 10, 2026, with cash prizes awarded to top entries. All submitted artwork will be featured at the Art of Prevention Art Show on Wednesday, May 13, from 5–7 PM at the Winston Community Center.

🔗 Youth can download the entry form on our Prevention webpage:
https://go.adaptoregon.org/3ZNncWv

01/14/2026

👋 It’s been a little while, and we hope your new year is off to a great start. Our Communications Team is back, and we’re excited to share a recent highlight from our Prevention & Education Team.

Our team recently joined South Umpqua High School for their Student Health Fair, connecting with students around substance use prevention, problem gambling awareness, and mental health. Students also shared their voices through our Free to Be youth-led prevention campaign, helping spark meaningful conversations grounded in real experiences.

We were also grateful for the opportunity to lead a QPR su***de prevention session, focused on recognizing when someone may be struggling and how to safely step in to help. We’re proud of these students for showing up for themselves and for one another.

To learn more, follow Free to Be on Instagram (.be) and TikTok (.be) for youth-led prevention messages and resources.

12/09/2025

🎓 One Week Until the HOPE Drug Court Graduation

Next Tuesday, December 16, we’ll join our partners and the community in celebrating the 111th H.O.P.E. Drug Court Graduation. This long-standing program combines treatment, accountability, and compassion to help individuals rebuild their lives and move toward stability, recovery, and healthier futures.

Graduation is a powerful reminder of what perseverance, support, and second chances can accomplish. We’re honored to be part of the collaborative team that walks alongside participants throughout their recovery journey.

📅 Tuesday, December 16
🕔 5:15 PM
📍 Cascade Hall Building, Douglas County Fairgrounds

All are welcome to attend, hear participant stories, and celebrate the life-changing impact of this program on individuals, families, and our community.

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621 West Madrone Street
Roseburg, OR
97470

Telephone

+15416722691

Website

https://adaptoregon.org/

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About Adapt

Our mission is to provide our communities access to world-class primary care, addictions treatment and behavioral health services. Treatment services are provided in Douglas, Coos, Josephine and Curry counties.