November 9, 2026 3:05 a.m.
Adapt Integrated Health Care has officially named its new regional recovery campus the Diamond Lake Recovery Campus, with the residential treatment facility on the campus to be known as Crossroads Lodge.
An Adapt release said the names reflect both the continued legacy of Adapt’s Crossroads residential treatment program and the organization’s commitment to expanding access to comprehensive substance use disorder treatment and recovery services throughout Southern Oregon and beyond.
For more than 40 years, Crossroads has provided residential substance use disorder treatment to individuals seeking support on their recovery journeys. As part of Adapt’s integrated model of care, the program connects clients with a range of services, including behavioral health, primary care, outpatient treatment and peer support.
Chief of SUD Services at Adapt Tom Sorrells said, “For anyone struggling to overcome a substance use disorder, lots of support, time, treatment, and services are needed.” Sorrells said “Since its beginning, Adapt Integrated Health Care has always provided comprehensive, expert level care and a wide range of other recovery resources to the communities of southern Oregon, including our adult residential program, Crossroads.”
Sorrells said the new campus will help address the growing need for residential treatment while maintaining the quality of care that has defined the program for decades. In addition to expanded access, Diamond Lake Recovery Campus will offer greater peer-delivered services, primary care, outdoor activities, spacious indoor dining and living areas, and opportunities for additional buildings and services in the coming years.
Crossroads Program Director Paul Robertson emphasized that the program’s longstanding commitment to individualized, compassionate treatment will remain central to the new facility. Robertson said, “For more than 40 years, Crossroads has provided compassionate inpatient substance use disorder treatment to residents of Southern Oregon.”
The release said the new Crossroads Lodge will also allow Adapt to further strengthen its individualized and gender-specific treatment services. Recognizing that substance use disorders are often intertwined with trauma and other complex life experiences, the expanded facility will provide an environment where treatment can be more responsive to each client’s unique needs and circumstances.