Sky Lakes Behavioral Health
Appointments are by referral only. Talk to your primary care team about mental health and your behavioral health needs.
Sky Lakes Behavioral Health Clinic
Call Us 541-274-8640 DirectionsServices we offer at this location:
Behavioral and Mental Health Services
Our Behavioral Health Team offers an extensive selection of services tailored to each patient’s individual needs. We offer services in Spanish and treat patients of all ages.
Our services include consultation, diagnostic, and medication management for a variety of behavioral and mental health issues.
More about Sky Lakes Behavioral Health Clinic
The conditions we treat include but are not limited to...
- Depression / Major Depressive Disorder / MDD
- Â Premenstrual Dysphoric disorder (PMDD)
- Â Attention-Deficit Disorder (ADD/ADHD)
- Â Schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders
- Â Anger and Aggression
- Â Anxiety
- Â Autism Spectrum Disorder
- Â Oppositional Defiant disorder (ODD)
- Â Impulse control Disorder
- Â Dementia and other neurocognitive disorders
- Â Bipolar Disorders
- Â Borderline Personality Disorder and personality disorders
- Â Eating Disorder
- Â Grief
- Â Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
-  Mood disorders
- Â Panic Disorder
- Â Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and truma related disorders
- Â Substance Use Disorders (drugs and alcohol). Specifically, medication assisted treatments for Alcohol.
- Sleep Disorders.
- Tics and Tourette disorders
- Tardive dyskinesia
How do I get an appointment?
Appointments are by referral only. If you are interested in behavioral or mental health treatments or therapies, contact your primary care provider to discuss your concerns and request a referral to Sky Lakes Behavioral Health Clinic.
Will my insurance cover mental and behavioral health?
Sky Lakes Medical Center and its associated clinics accept a variety of commercial health insurance, workers’ compensation, Medicaid and Medicare plans.
Most insurance companies are required to cover mental health conditions the same way they cover physical health conditions under the federal Mental Health Parity Law. Although Health plans are allowed to exclude certain diagnoses. Please check with your insurance plan if you are uncertain about what is covered.
The Mental Health Parity Law generally applies to:
- Employer-sponsored health coverage
- Coverage purchased through health insurance exchanges
- Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP)
- Most Medicaid programs. (Requirements may vary from program to program. Contact your state Medicaid director if you are not sure whether the federal parity law applies to your Medicaid program.)
Medicare is not subject to the federal parity law and medicare patients may not have mental health coverage.
Some state government employee plans may also be exempt from the parity requirements.
Please verify what your insurance plan will cover with your insurance provider.
