Bend Behavioral Health

Behavioral Health • Bend, OR • Since 1918

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About

St. Charles Health System (SCHS) is a private, non-profit four-hospital network in Central Oregon, headquartered in Bend. It operates St. Charles medical centers in Bend, Redmond, Madras, and Prineville, employs over 3,000 people, and is the region’s largest employer. The organization provides a range of services across its campuses, including behavioral health. Key leadership and clinical leaders span case management, compliance, cardiovascular services, urgent care, communications, behavioral health, diagnostic services, and human resources. SCHS maintains five offices in Bend (and surrounding locations) and has recent coverage noting improved financial health with an S&P rating update. For Bend Behavioral Health specifically, SCHS oversees related behavioral health programs and services within its Bend campus and system-wide offerings.

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Clinic Type

Behavioral Health

Address

360 SW Bond St., Suite 330 Bend, OR 97702

Phone

(541) 706-7730

Email

financialassistance@stcharleshealthcare.org

Opening Hours

Mon-Fri 8:00am-5:00pm

Website

https://stcharleshealthcare.org/locations/bend-behavioral-health

Telehealth

Request a Virtual Visit

Services Offered

Behavioral Health
Mental health services
Compassionate care for behavioral health
Integrated Behavioral Health
Clinical Psychology

Team

Adrienne Andeen — LCSW
Brian Augustyn — PhD
Erin Benefiel — NPP
Anjula Ceesay — DO
Amy Dineen — LMFT
Lisa Dunning — LMFT
Anna Esko — LCSW
Kelly Goodwin — LCSW
Darren Hassell — LCSW
Nicki Hayford — LMFT
Maya Heck — MD
Willow Huffine — PhD
Shaylynne Kalberg — LCSW
Kim Milbrandt — PsyD
James Saxton — LCSW
Sandy Seeley — LCSW
Pamela Seidel — LCSW
Renelle Taylor — LCSW
Julie Van Ness — PMHNP

Insurance & Payment

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FAQs

What types of mental health issues do you diagnose and treat?

Adult and child ADD/ADHD, anger, anxiety and stress, bipolar disorders, co-occurring substance abuse, depression, grief and loss issues, injury recovery, marital and family issues, parenting issues, psychotic disorders, sexual issues, trauma and abuse.

What to expect at your first appointment

At your first appointment with St. Charles Behavioral Health, we'll be gathering information about your past medical and mental health history. We'll assess your current concerns and begin the process of setting goals. Please arrive 15 minutes early to allow time for filling out the necessary paperwork. Also please bring: Your insurance information; Past mental health or related medical health records; Education records if applicable; Contact information for other providers involved with your care. The behavioral therapist you'll be working with will also guide you through the intake process. Parents of young patients take note: Please don't bring your child to the first appointment. The provider will want to discuss your concerns thoroughly before working with the child.