Free state-funded care

Oregon funds gambling-treatment for residents.

Through Oregon Health Authority (OPGR), eligible Oregon residents can access Oregon Problem Gambling Treatment at no cost.

“All information shared is confidential and this service is FREE to Oregon residents.”

— Oregon Health Authority (OPGR), verified 2026-04-28

Program facts

ProgramOregon Problem Gambling Treatment
Administered byOregon Health Authority (OPGR)
Funding sourceState Health Department
AlsoSpanish: 1-844-888-2537

Who qualifies

Oregon residents affected by problem gambling.

How to access

  1. Call 1-877-MY-LIMIT (1-877-695-4648) — 24/7, free, confidential.
  2. Spanish-speaking line: 1-844-TU-VALES (1-844-888-2537).
  3. Use the locate-services page to find an OPGR-affiliated counselor near you.

See participating providers

Cope Compass surfaces Oregon state-funded providers in our directory with verified provenance from Oregon Health Authority (OPGR).

See Oregon state-funded providers →

Verify with the official source

We’ve done our best to represent Oregon Health Authority (OPGR)’s program accurately. To verify your eligibility before any action, go directly to the source:

https://www.opgr.org/locate-services/ ↗

Frequently asked questions

Is gambling treatment really free in Oregon?
The Oregon Health Authority (OPGR) states: “All information shared is confidential and this service is FREE to Oregon residents.” The eligibility page is the source of truth — verify your own situation there before any action.
Do I need insurance?
State-funded programs are designed to serve people without insurance, with insurance gaps, or whose insurance doesn’t cover gambling-disorder treatment. Many programs are payer-of-last-resort — they fill the gap when other coverage isn’t available.
What if I don't qualify?
Cope Compass also lists treatment providers who accept various insurance plans, sliding-scale providers, and private-pay options. Our directory filter at /find-help/ lets you search by insurance and provider type.
Anything else I should know?
Free to Oregon residents — explicit. GamFin operates in Oregon.
Report a correction or missing program for Oregon →

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Source. Listed by Oregon Health Authority (OPGR) via www.opgr.org. Last verified 2026-04-28.

Disclaimer. Cope Compass is not affiliated with Oregon Health Authority (OPGR). We surface state-funded gambling-treatment programs as a public service — the Oregon Health Authority (OPGR) site is the authoritative source for eligibility, enrollment, and coverage.