A better way to recover from drugs or alcohol in Oregon
A better way to recover from drugs or alcohol in Oregon
Alcohol or drug rehab for Oregon residents from the privacy of home
Workit Health offers clinical care to help you quit opioids or alcohol. Talk with our clinicians and counselors from your smartphone, laptop, or computer.
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Our digital program provides comprehensive support for your recovery, right in the palm of your hand. Meet with your coach, provider, and care team through virtual appointments held on our HIPAA-compliant, privacy-protected app.
Get the accessible, nonjudgmental treatment you deserve, right in the privacy of home.
Our clinic is located in Tigard, OR
Your Local Oregon Care Team
Clare
Executive Director of Clinic
Clare
Clare is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with a background in behavioral health, management and operations. She is focused on each member getting the experience and care that they need.
Dawn, NP
Clinical Lead
Dawn, NP
Originally from Southern California, Dawn moved to Montana in 2001 with her children. She attended Montana Tech in Butte, MT receiving her ASN in 2004. She graduated with her BSN from Grand Canyon University, Phoenix, AZ in 2012 and received her MSN with an emphasis in Family Nurse Practitioner in 2014 from Walden University, Minneapolis, MN. She has provided primary care in underserved, remote areas since graduation. She has experience with weight loss, diabetes and addiction medicine. She currently resides in Alaska and loves the summers up here. She is licensed in multiple states.
Elizabeth, ARNP
Nurse Practitioner
Elizabeth, ARNP
Liz is a Certified Nurse-Midwife and Nurse Practitioner with more than 35 years of experience in caring for people in all seasons of life. She brings a wealth of compassion and knowledge in coming alongside of each person in her care. Her focus is on creating safe and trustworthy environments that foster healing, understanding, and recovery.
Karen, PA-C
Physician Assistant
Karen, PA-C
Karen is a graduate of OHSU’s PA program with 13 years of experience. Her mission is to provide compassionate, empathetic care that helps individuals achieve their health goals and improve their quality of life.
Michelle, NP
Nurse Practitioner
Michelle, NP
Originally from the East coast, Michelle moved to Colorado in 2007 where she currently resides with her husband and their dog. She graduated with her BSN from Florida International University in 2004 and then received her MS as a Family Nurse Practitioner from the University of Colorado in 2014. Her background is in acute care, primary care, gastroenterology and urgent care. She is experienced in managing all chronic care needs including diabetes and women’s health. She is very passionate about bridging the healthcare gap for underserved populations and improving access. Her mission is to provide high-quality, evidence-based and culturally sensitive care and to empower members to live healthier and happier on their path to recovery.
Melissa
Medical Assistant
Melissa
I am originally from Arkansas and decided to come up here to Oregon once I was pregnant with my boys as I wanted to be closer to my mom. I went to college to be a medical assistant as I love helping others. I worked in urgent care until covid hit and many employees lost their jobs including me. What drew me to addiction/recovery treatment is my own family experiences. Many family members of mine have suffered from drug and alcohol abuse and I could see the pain it caused them and my family. My grandfather lost his life to alcohol and my uncle to drugs. For me, I want to make sure no one if I can help it will have to go through that troubling time. Drug addicts and alcoholics are people and have families too and I just wish everyone could understand that. The stigma on drug addicts and alcoholics is quite unsettling to me. So I want to make a positive influence on all the people I can in my lifetime.
Stephanie
Medical Assistant
Stephanie
Hi my name is Stephanie I have been raised in Oregon my whole life. I love this place a lot. I was a phlebotomist for five years. I decided to make a career change and wanted to get into addiction and recovery treatment to be able to help people live there best lives possible.
Nikole
Member Support Specialist
Nikole
Nikole is an administrative and clerical position with over 10 years of experience. I excel in scheduling, customer service, and multitasking. Two years of experience with residential rehab for adolescents. Over 5 years of personal hands-on recovery in a 12 step program. I have a passion for helping others and see the best in people.
Prestyn
Care Coach
Prestyn
Hi my name is Prestyn and I am a Care Coach. I am passionate about helping others live their happiest and best life. I am excited to work with you!
Freda
Member Support Specialist
Freda
Mark, LAADC
Recovery Counselor
Mark, LAADC
Over 12 years of experience in public health and substance abuse (including prescription drugs, marijuana, alcohol, and other substances) prevention and treatment at the federal, state, and local level. I have a master’s degree in Addiction Counseling from Grand Canyon University, in addition, I’m a registered Licensed Advanced Alcohol and Drug Counselor (LAADC-CA). I’ve assisted a diverse, wide-range of people of all ages, backgrounds, races, and language abilities address everyday challenges and frequently, life threatening conundrums. I’ve worked closely with clients to assess needs, understand available and essential support networks, and devised plans to help clients improve their lives. As an Intern at the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), Center for Substance Abuse Prevention (CSAP) coordinated national efforts to carry out public health programs, create and promote development, implementation and replication activities and effective public policy; oversees quality and reliable evaluation related to grants, contracts, and federal drug-free workplace programs.
Real People. Real Results.
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