PacificSource Community Solutions Leaving Lane County: Can You Still Get Therapy at WWC?

PacificSource Community Solutions (Pacific Source’s Medicaid Division) will exit the Lane County Coordinated Care Organization (CCO) after December 31, 2025. Many Lane County residents living in Eugene, Springfield, Florence, and other cities are asking the same question:

“Will I still be able to receive therapy?”

At Willamette Wellness Center, the answer is yes! , which means you can continue your telehealth and in-person therapy in our Milwaukie, OR office without interruption, even as these changes unfold.

If you’re already working with a WWC therapist, you should be able to continue your sessions just as you normally would (please confirm your benefits with your therapist).

Can I Start Mental Health Therapy at WWC Even With These OHP Changes?

Yes, you can!

You don’t have to wait for insurance transitions to settle before getting the support you need. WWC continues to welcome new OHP clients, and our intake team can help you understand your coverage and get matched with a therapist who fits your needs.

Whether you’re beginning therapy for the first time or returning after a break, WWC remains a stable, accessible option for in-person and telehealth mental health services in Lane County.

According to WWC founder, Arin Wallington:

“Our priority is making sure people in Lane County can get the care they need. No one should feel like they have to pause mental health care because of insurance changes.”

What Mental Health Services Does WWC Provide?

Willamette Wellness Center offers a full range of trauma-informed, evidence-based therapy options for adults across Oregon and Washington.

Clients can choose between in-person appointments in our Milwaukie, OR office and secure telehealth sessions, ensuring care remains accessible during the PacificSource transition.

EMDR Therapy

Evidence-based treatment for trauma, PTSD, overwhelming experiences, and distressing memories.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)

Structured, practical support for anxiety, depression, stress, and persistent thought patterns.

Internal Family Systems (IFS) Therapy

A gentle model that helps clients work with inner parts to create emotional clarity, compassion, and healing.

HAES-Aligned Therapy (Health at Every Size®)

Supportive care for body image concerns, chronic pain, eating issues, and weight stigma.

LGBTQIA+ Affirming Therapy

Identity-safe, culturally competent therapy for LGBTQIA+ adults.

Couples Counseling, Teen Therapy, and More

You can explore our complete list of mental health services on our website.

Our therapists provide compassionate, grounded care that supports long-term mental health, emotional resilience, and whole-person healing — whether you meet in our office or via telehealth from home.

How Do I Start Therapy Through WWC?

If you want to begin therapy during the PacificSource changes, the easiest way to get started is by completing our secure new client form:

Once we receive your information, our intake team will:

• Match you with the right therapist
• Confirm your coverage
• Help you schedule your first appointment
• Ensure your care continues without interruption
  

Willamette Wellness Center is committed to supporting Lane County OHP members before, during, and after PacificSource’s departure. You don’t have to navigate these changes alone — we’re here to help you stay connected to the in-person and telehealth mental health services you deserve.

Read more about PacificSource’s decision to exit the Lane County CCO.