OnTrack Dad’s Program – Medford, Oregon
OnTrack Rogue Valley’s Dad’s Program in Medford is the only residential addiction treatment facility in Oregon licensed by the Oregon Health Authority where fathers can live with their children during treatment. The program serves up to 10 fathers and their children, ages 5 and under, which gives men the chance to work on their recovery without being separated from their kids.
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About OnTrack Dad's Program
The Dad’s Program operates at ASAM Level 3.5 and provides 24/7 support alongside evidence-based groups, skills training, and wellness activities. Care coordination is built into the residential care model. The team collaborates with medical and mental health professionals and coordinates access to medication-assisted treatment through outside clinics and pharmacies.
Each father meets regularly with his care team to track progress, celebrate milestones, and work through challenges together. Discharge planning starts early in treatment, and the care team and the father collaborate to determine when he’s ready to step down and what the next phase looks like. The facility also welcomes family visits, recognizing that healthy connections outside the program support lasting recovery.
What Makes the Dad’s Program Different?
There may be men-only rehabs in Oregon, but there is no other father’s program like this in Oregon. Residential treatment typically requires fathers to either place their children in temporary care or give up custody while they get help. For many men, that’s simply not a trade they’re willing to make. OnTrack built the Dad’s Program specifically to remove that barrier, making it possible for fathers to recover and parent at the same time. The ASAM 3.5 certification also means it’s the highest intensity level of non-hospital residential care, appropriate for people who need around-the-clock clinical support.
Trust Features
- CARF
- ASAM
Levels of Care
- Inpatient/Residential
Population(s) Served
- Men
Treatment Offerings
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
- Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)
- Individual Therapy
- Group Therapy
- Motivational Interviewing
- Family Therapy
- Relapse Prevention
- Case Management Services
Payment Options/Accepted Insurance
- Medicaid
- Medicare
- TRICARE
Always verify your specific coverage and confirm directly with the facility. Plans and acceptance may change.
Amenities
- Gender-Specific Housing
Get Answers About OnTrack Dad's Program
Yes, OnTrack’s Dad’s Program is the only residential treatment facility in Oregon that is licensed by the Oregon Health Authority to allow fathers’ children to reside with them during treatment.
The Dad’s Program provides ASAM Level 3.5 residential treatment, the highest intensity level of non-hospital residential care. OnTrack also offers outpatient programs for patients in Oregon stepping down from residential care.
Yes, Ontrack’s Dad’s Program accepts Medicaid (Oregon Health Plan) as well as certain private insurance plans, TRICARE, and other options.
Yes, the program treats co-occurring mental health and substance use disorders, with care coordination connecting residents to mental health professionals when needed.
For more options, see our page on dual diagnosis care in Oregon.
The Dad’s Program holds a 4.7 rating on Google, as of August 2026. Fathers write about a staff that fights alongside them regardless of their circumstances, whether they came through a DHS case or walked in on their own.
The support team and clinical staff are praised for genuinely caring about long-term recovery, not just getting through the program. Several reviewers note the beautiful setting and describe it as the best rehabilitation program for fathers they’ve come across.
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