November 20, 2020 3:30 a.m.

Adapt, an essential provider for integrated addiction treatment, mental health care, and primary care, remains open at all locations with all lservices available during the COVID-19 public health emergency.

A release said during this time all areas of Adapt, including Compass Behavioral Health and SouthRiver Community Health Center, are using additional screening measures and safeguards for in-person visits and have expanded phone and telehealth services to ensure safe and accessible care.

Following CDC guidance, Adapt requires facial coverings for all staff, patients and visitors entering its buildings. That includes all facilities in Douglas, Coos and Josephine counties.

The release said screening and social distancing measures based on CDC guidelines are in place at all locations to ensure the safety of patients, caregivers and staff. Patients and visitors are still asked appropriate screening questions and have their temperatures taken. Patients feeling sick are asked to call before coming in.

Those having a mental health crisis who need to speak to a qualified behavioral health professional should contact the mental health crisis hotline in their area. In Douglas County, call Compass Behavioral Health at 440-3532.