Behavioral Health Resource Networks

What Behavioral Health Resource Networks Do

Behavioral Health Resource Networks (BHRNs) provide comprehensive, community-based services and supports to people with substance use disorders or harmful substance use.

Each Oregon county or Tribal area has at least one BHRN.
BHRNs must bill your insurance if available.

Each BHRN must provide trauma-informed services that respect your culture and your language needs.

Find Your Local BHRN

Screening and Referral

BHRNs can:

Screen for health and social service needs,
Screen for behavioral health needs,
Refer for substance use disorder treatment,
Make individualized intervention plans,
Refer to appropriate outside services,and
Provide supports and services.

Direct Services

Direct support and services include but are not limited to:

Low-barrier substance use disorder treatment,
Harm reduction services,
Peer support services,
Employment supports, and
Housing supports.

Have Questions or Concerns?

The Oversight and Accountability Council oversees BHRNs and their funding.

Learn more about the council.
Send a concern or complaint to Oregon Health Authority and the council