俄勒冈州投入6500万美元新增146张行为健康治疗床位 另保128张现有床位
俄勒冈州州长蒂娜·科泰克近日宣布一项6500万美元的全州投资，将新增多达146张住宿式行为健康治疗床位，并支持128张现有床位继续运营，显著提升该州为有需要的成年人服务的能力。新床位预计在2026年12月至2028年1月间陆续启用。
这笔资金来自本年度立法会期通过的第2059号众议院法案，用于扩大提供戒断管理、住宿治疗与精神科住院服务的住宿式行为健康服务容量；项目按各地紧迫需求遴选，并以尽快启用为目标。科泰克表示：「我们每增加一张床位，就是为一名需要帮助的俄勒冈州人提供一个安全的地方。自上任以来，我们已摸清需要哪些类型的治疗、在哪里需要。现在我们必须坚持到底、补上缺口。」俄勒冈州卫生局（OHA）行为健康司司长埃博妮·克拉克表示，OHA与社区伙伴密切合作，确保资金投向需求最大的地区与服务。
获资项目包括：Multnomah县的Cascadia两笔约769万美元与761万美元的安全住宿治疗设施（各16张床位）、Benton县Samaritan Health Services 750万美元的精神科住院项目（10张床位）、Jackson县On Track 552万美元的物质使用障碍住宿治疗与戒断管理项目（21张床位）、Washington县New Narrative 520万美元（10张床位）与Sequoia 400万美元（12张床位）；另有600万美元保住Central City Concern的74张床位、153.2万美元保住Volunteers of America的54张床位，并有200万美元用于原住民土地上新增21张床位。州政府称，部分资金将预留以应对建筑与劳动力成本上升，项目细节可能随最终方案调整。
Oregon Invests $65 Million to Add 146 Behavioral Health Treatment Beds and Preserve 128 More
Oregon Governor Tina Kotek announced a $65 million statewide investment that will add up to 146 new residential behavioral health treatment beds and support the continuation of 128 existing beds, significantly increasing Oregon's capacity to serve adults who need care. New beds are expected to come online between December 2026 and January 2028.
The funding was made possible through House Bill 2059 from this year's legislative session, to increase the capacity of residential behavioral health services providing withdrawal management, residential treatment and psychiatric inpatient care. Projects were selected to meet urgent local needs and to open as quickly as possible. "Every bed we add is a safe place for an Oregonian who needs help," Kotek said. "Since I came into office, we have identified what types of treatment access we need and where we need it. Now we must stay the course on closing the gap." Ebony Clarke, Behavioral Health Division Director at the Oregon Health Authority (OHA), said OHA worked closely with community partners to ensure funding is directed to regions and services with the greatest need.
Funded projects include two Cascadia secure residential treatment facilities in Multnomah County at about $7.69 million and $7.61 million (16 beds each), Samaritan Health Services' $7.5 million inpatient psychiatric project in Benton County (10 beds), On Track's $5.52 million substance-use residential treatment and withdrawal management project in Jackson County (21 beds), New Narrative's $5.2 million project in Washington County (10 beds) and Sequoia's $4 million project in Washington County (12 beds). Another $6 million preserves 74 beds at Central City Concern and $1.532 million preserves 54 beds at Volunteers of America, with $2 million going to an additional 21 beds on tribal lands in Oregon. The state said a portion of the funding will be held in reserve to address rising construction and labor costs, and project details may be updated as final plans are completed.
发布：GSM·美国（发布链接）
图片来源：Wikimedia Commons：Oregon State Capitol, Oregon Trail, Capitol Mall, Salem - DPLA - 88f99b933c6f9491d129b37cb31cc434.jpg（CC BY 4.0，Gary Halvorson, Oregon State Archives），https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Oregon_State_Capitol,_Oregon_Trail,_Capitol_Mall,_Salem_-_DPLA_-_88f99b933c6f9491d129b37cb31cc434.jpg
GSM Global · 本篇英文版 English edition of this story
