Company Market Research Report: CODA, Inc.
Company Overview
Name
CODA, Inc.
Mission of the Company
CODA is dedicated to treating individuals with substance use disorders through compassionate, evidence-based care. It aims to eliminate stigma, prejudices, discrimination, and barriers to recovery through patient-centered care, community partnerships, and advocacy for effective public policy.
Founding Details
CODA was founded in 1969, making it the oldest opioid addiction treatment program in Oregon.
Key People
- Alison Noice, MA, MS, CADC-III: Executive Director
- Kevin Mahon, LCSW: Deputy Director
- Eve Klein, MD: Senior Medical Director
- Leslie Johnson, CADC-II: Director, Residential Services
- Jenna Nevills, MSW, CADC-II, QMHP: Director, Outpatient Services
- Tara Chowdhury, PHD, MCR: Director of Research
- Ash Pruen: Director of Quality Improvement
- Jennifer Bickler: Finance Director
- Brent Gonsalves: Director of Human Resources
Board of Directors
- Scott W. Davidson: Board Chair; Partner, White Summers Caffee & James LLP
- Bryan Parman: Vice Chair/Secretary; Commander, East Precinct, Portland Police Bureau, Retired
- Daniel M. O’Leary, CPA: Treasurer; Shareholder, Geffen Mesher & Company, P.C.
- Additional board members include Richard Lowensohn, MD; Jill Archer, MSW, MBA; Timothy Lee; Charles Meshul, PhD; Terri Theisen; John Bennett.
Headquarters
CODA is headquartered in Oregon, USA.
Number of Employees
No information is available.
Revenue
No information is available.
Known For
CODA is known for being one of Oregon’s largest not-for-profit substance use treatment programs, providing comprehensive integrated substance use disorder treatment across the state.
Products and Services
Products Offered
CODA offers a range of substance use disorder treatment services, including:
1. Residential Treatment
- Locations: Gresham Women’s and Men’s Residential, Tigard Men’s Residential
- Description: Intensive inpatient care for individuals struggling with substance use.
2. Opioid Treatment Program
- Locations: Portland Recovery Center, Seaside Recovery Center
- Description: Medication-assisted therapies namely Methadone and Buprenorphine/Naloxone, are combined with individualized counseling.
3. Outpatient Treatment
- Locations: Clackamas Outpatient, Hillsboro Outpatient, Tigard Outpatient
- Description: Provides flexibility for patients to continue their treatment sessions while living at home.
4. Supported Housing
- Location: Stepping Stones Portland
- Description: Housing for individuals recovering from substance abuse, offering support towards stability and recovery.
Key Features
- Use of evidence-based treatments including medication-assisted therapies.
- Options for both on-site and remote virtual care.
- Collaborative community partnerships to enhance the scope and reach of treatment.
Recent Developments
New Products and Features
- CODA has integrated remote virtual care for all services, allowing patients flexibility in receiving care through digital means.
Partnerships and Collaborations
- Collaboration with Project Nurture to provide prenatal and pediatric care for women struggling with addiction.
- Partnership with Portland State University School of Social Work to mentor future social workers.
- Engagement with PDX Diaper Bank to provide essential supplies to residential families.
- Collaboration with Central City Concern’s HCV program to address hepatitis C among individuals in opioid treatment programs.
- Participation in the development of the Center for Addictions Triage and Treatment (CATT) in Washington County, scheduled to open by the end of 2024.
Media and Public Engagement
- Recent discussions and presentations by Executive Director Alison Noice at events such as the Overdose Awareness Day.
These initiatives demonstrate CODA’s commitment to expanding services and addressing public health challenges in substance use disorder treatment.
This report captures the intrinsic elements and recent advancements pertaining to CODA, Inc., focusing exclusively on available information. The company remains a cornerstone in addiction treatment within Oregon, continually adapting to meet the needs of its diverse patient population through evidence-based practices and strategic community alliances.
