We’re in-network with Providence Health Plan across Oregon — serving Eugene and Lane County entirely by secure-video telehealth. We bill Providence directly, so most patients pay only their specialist copay at time of service.
MindHealth Psychiatry is in-network with Providence Health Plan for adults in Eugene, Oregon by secure-video telehealth. We treat adult ADHD, depression, anxiety, and PTSD, and verify your Providence benefits before your first visit so there are no surprises. We accept Providence’s commercial and employer-group plans only. We do not participate with Providence’s Oregon Health Plan (Medicaid/CCO) product.
Providence Health Plan covers Providence’s own employees as well as a wide range of commercial and ASO employer groups across Oregon — it’s one of the most common plans among healthcare workers and Providence-affiliated staff. We bill Providence directly on your behalf, so you're never left submitting your own claims.
Before your first appointment, our office verifies your specific Providence plan — deductible status, specialist copay, and any prior-authorization requirements — so you know your cost ahead of time.
Eugene is served entirely by secure-video telehealth — your Providence benefits apply the same as an in-person visit. We see adults from Eugene as well as Springfield, Junction City, Cottage Grove, Veneta, and Creswell.
Our Providence patients in the Lane County area often work for University of Oregon, PeaceHealth, and Lane County school districts. Coordination with primary care at PeaceHealth Sacred Heart and Oregon Medical Group is routine — we send a visit summary within one business day when you request it.
Our nearest in-person office is Salem (about an hour away); for most adults in Lane County, telehealth works just as well as being in the room.
Comprehensive evaluation, ASRS rating scales, stimulant and non-stimulant medication management. We do a real diagnostic visit, not a checklist.
ADHD care in Eugene → Most commonMajor depression, persistent low mood, postpartum depression. Measurement-based care with PHQ-9, careful medication management, therapist coordination.
Depression care in Eugene → Most commonGeneralized anxiety, panic disorder, social anxiety. SSRIs and CBT skills favored over sedating, habit-forming options, with honest conversations about trade-offs.
Anxiety care in Eugene → SpecialtyTrauma-informed psychiatric care for adults living with post-traumatic stress. Stabilization first; deeper work at your pace.
Read about trauma care →Beyond Providence, we're also in-network with Moda Health, Cigna / Evernorth, Aetna, MultiPlan / Claritev, First Health, First Choice, Optum, and Medicare, PacificSource, and Regence BlueCross BlueShield.
We do not accept Medicaid or Oregon Health Plan (OHP). Self-pay rates available by phone; superbills provided on request.
Yes. We are in-network with Providence Health Plan in Oregon for both commercial and employer plans, and we see Eugene patients by secure-video telehealth.
Most Providence members pay only a specialist copay per visit, typically $20–$60 depending on plan and deductible. We verify your specific benefits before your first appointment.
Yes. Providence covers telehealth visits at the same benefit level as in-person specialist visits under Oregon telehealth parity law.
We accept Providence’s commercial and employer-group plans only. We do not participate with Providence’s Oregon Health Plan (Medicaid/CCO) product.
Book online or call to talk to someone. We’ll verify your Providence benefits before your first visit so there are no surprises.