Adapt Integrated Health Care Breaks Ground on New Recovery Campus
Wondering what’s being built along Diamond Lake Boulevard? Adapt Integrated Health Care has broken ground on a new 50-bed recovery campus that will more than double its residential treatment capacity.
ROSEBURG, Ore. - Construction is underway on Diamond Lake Boulevard for a new Adapt Integrated Health Care recovery campus designed to expand substance use disorder and behavioral health treatment in Douglas County.
Video provided by Chambers Construction Co.
The project will more than double Adapt’s residential treatment capacity, increasing the number of beds from 21 at its current Crossroads facility to 50 at the new campus.
A major feature of the facility will be fully gender-specific substance use disorder treatment. Men and women will have separate treatment programs, living spaces and common areas, providing greater privacy while allowing services to be tailored more closely to each client.
The larger campus will also give Adapt additional space and resources to serve people with a range of needs. Services will include support for substance use disorder, mental health and primary care, including coordinated treatment for clients who need more than one type of care.
Adapt said the expanded facility will allow its care teams to provide more individualized treatment and strengthen the organization’s whole-person approach to recovery.
The groundbreaking marks the beginning of a significant expansion for local recovery services and answers the question many motorists have had about the activity along Diamond Lake Boulevard. Once completed, the campus will give more people access to residential treatment and related health care services close to home.
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