Crisis Resolution Center – Grants Pass, Oregon
The Crisis Resolution Center (CRC) provides comprehensive addiction treatment in Oregon for individuals recovering from drug or alcohol addiction. It’s operated by Options for Southern Oregon, a nonprofit behavioral health organization serving Josephine and Jackson Counties. The CRC is the first facility of its kind, and it provides a secure, non-institutional setting for psychiatric and addiction stabilization.
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About Crisis Resolution Center
The CRC runs three distinct programs. The Non-hospital Hold Program is a five-bed unit where psychiatric staff can begin treatment immediately for individuals who are a danger to themselves or others, with mental health civil commitment hearings held on-site.
The Crisis Respite Program supports voluntary participants who are in or entering a psychiatric crisis, helping them stabilize without the disruption and cost of a full hospitalization. The Co-occurring Inpatient Program is for patients managing both active substance use and a mental illness (also referred to as dual diagnosis). It features alcohol and drug counselors trained in mental health, delivering combined treatment alongside psychiatric professionals.
All three programs are on the same CRC campus, which also houses co-occurring self-help groups, emotional skills groups, and other supportive programming that continues between and after formal treatment episodes. It also offers medication-assisted treatment for opioid use disorder, and it serves individuals with HIV/AIDS and those with trauma histories.
What Makes the Crisis Resolution Center Different?
When the CRC opened, it was the only facility in Oregon with both a non-hospital hold capability and a co-occurring treatment track in a single non-institutional building. That dual capacity means someone arriving in psychiatric crisis with an active substance use disorder isn’t shuffled between two separate systems. The campus also avoids the institutional feel of a hospital unit, which matters for people who have had negative experiences with psychiatric hospitalization in the past.
Levels of Care
- Inpatient/Residential
Population(s) Served
- Men
- Women
- LGBTQ+
- Seniors (65+)
Treatment Offerings
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
- Individual Therapy
- Group Therapy
- Motivational Interviewing
- Family Therapy
- Medication Management
- Virtual (Telemedicine)
Payment Options/Accepted Insurance
- Medicaid
- Medicare
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Amenities
- Private Rooms
Additional Information
- State-Funded
Get Answers About Crisis Resolution Center
The CRC provides inpatient psychiatric stabilization, crisis respite, and co-occurring residential treatment. It also offers connections to outpatient care in Oregon through OSO’s broader network.
Yes, the Co-occurring Inpatient Program specifically addresses both, with certified addiction counselors who also have mental health training working alongside psychiatric professionals.
See our directory of Oregon dual diagnosis programs for more information.
No, the CRC is purposefully designed as a non-institutional, community-based setting, which allows individuals to receive intensive stabilization care without the disruption and formality of a hospital admission.
Yes, the CRC accepts Medicaid (Oregon Health Plan), Medicare, and government and SAMHSA funding.
Yes, the program serves criminal justice-involved individuals in addition to patients arriving through other referral pathways.
The CRC has a 3.9-star rating on Google, as of August 2026. Patients refer to the care as transformative and the staff as genuinely invested in each person’s well-being. Reviewers highlight the organization’s professionalism, confidentiality, and courteous approach, with several noting that CRC offers real hope and healing to people who need it.
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