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Hooper Detoxification Stabilization Center offers compassionate treatment for people coming off drugs, alcohol or other substances. David P. Hooper, our center’s namesake, was a talented track star and aspiring politician. He also struggled with alcohol use. Hooper died in the Portland city jail in the early 1970s, when Oregon still defined alcohol addiction as a crime, not a disease. Our building bears his name as a reminder that there’s a better way to care for people struggling with substance use and addiction.
Today, Hooper Detoxification Stabilization Center serves 2,000 to 3,000 people a year in a safe, inclusive space. Many of our staff are in recovery themselves and have experienced the challenges of withdrawal and early stabilization. They serve as reminders that recovery is possible, and often provide the first rays of hope for the journey ahead.
Hooper’s inpatient program offers 24/7 withdrawal management and stabilization services for people in the early stages of recovery from alcohol, opioids and other drugs.
We understand and can care for the complex needs of clients who need withdrawal management services while pregnant or managing diabetes, high blood pressure or other health concerns.
You can walk in to Hooper by 7:30 a.m. Monday through Friday for our morning triage.
Hooper is closed to admissions on three holidays: Thanksgiving, Christmas and Independence Day.
We admit people based on the severity of their needs and our capacity, not on a “first come, first serve” basis.
If you are not admitted by 7:45 a.m., we encourage you to try again the next business day.
Most people stay from three to eight days. We provide all your basic needs, including clothes, shoes, toothbrushes and toiletries.
If you have food allergies or necessary dietary restrictions, we will accommodate them. If you have other food preferences, ask us and we will do our best.
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If you want the flexibility of a medical evaluation for substance use without staying on site, Hooper’s outpatient program may be a good option. Our medical providers can conduct an assessment and offer personalized recommendations. Additionally, our outpatient care coordinator can support you in finding treatment support services through CCC or our partner agencies.
You can become a patient in our outpatient program after discharge from an inpatient stay at Hooper, by calling us at 503-238-2067, or by walking in and asking about our outpatient services. Our staff will help you fill out any necessary paperwork and schedule an appointment, often on the same day.
You can make a referral by completing the downloadable Hooper referral packet and emailing it to hooperreferrals@ccconcern.org.
Care coordination is an integral part of our services. The more information you provide before admission, the sooner we can start transition planning.
We don’t turn anyone away for lack of insurance or inability to pay.
We accept Oregon Health Plan, self-pay and some private insurance. Need coverage? We can help you get set up.
Some insurance plans require preauthorization for a stay at Hooper. Other private plans and Medicare may require you to go to their preferred clinic. If you are unsure, call us to see what your options are.
Our center is clean and safe for inpatient treatment. Learn more about our response to the pandemic.
