CODA Tigard Mens Residential

CODA Tigard Men's Residential is a gender specific drug and alcohol rehab in Tigard, Oregon and one of the oldest opioid addiction programs in the state.

The program offers 24 hour residential care with an average stay of about 90 days and includes counseling, 12 Step programming, case management and step down outpatient services.

An area that separates it from other men's residential programs is how it handles fatherhood and family connection during a long residential stay.

Encouraging Family Bonding

Many men only residential facilities treat family contact as an afterthought but CODA Tigard builds it into the program.

Children do not live onsite here yet the program actively encourages father child bonding through scheduled visits and weekend stays.

This means your 90 day admission does not mean three months of separation from your kids. This additional service can be a game changer for many dads who want that family connection during treatment.

This helps men entering residential treatment who are also involved in child welfare or criminal justice cases. Unlike some facilities, CODA accepts both population.

They can also help with people who need documented positive parenting contact as part of their case plan.

A program in Tigard that structures visitation rather than merely permitting it serves those fathers in a way a standard men's facility doesn't or can't.

Onsite Methadone and Suboxone

CODA Tigard is one of the few residential programs where medication assisted treatment is available onsite with staff able to prescribe methadone or Suboxone to manage withdrawal.

If you're dependent on opioids that removes the common problem of having to leave a residential program daily for dosing at a separate clinic.

Men needing detox are first referred to CODA's Beaverton Recovery Center for a three to five day withdrawal management stay before entering residential care.

Case managers can step clients down to outpatient services after graduation rather than discharging them abruptly which helps with a smoother transition.