Windhorse Integrative Mental Health — Portland

Care at Windhorse Integrative Mental Health — Portland

Windhorse Integrative Mental Health operates a long-term, community-integrated program in Portland, Oregon for adults experiencing severe or life-disrupting mental-health conditions. Windhorse calls its model semi-residential: clients live in provider-leased community housing, usually with a therapeutic housemate, while receiving intensive individual support from a multidisciplinary team.

Level of care

The provider states that Windhorse is not a 24/7 inpatient or residential facility. Clients must be able to spend some time alone. At the most intensive level, a team can include psychiatry, psychotherapy, nursing, team leadership, counselors and a therapeutic housemate, with more than 40 hours of one-to-one clinical or relational support each week.

Who the program serves

Windhorse works with adults facing depression, bipolar disorder, psychosis, schizophrenia-spectrum conditions, trauma, personality disorders and other complex mood or thought disturbances. Care is voluntary and individualized. Support is intended to reduce gradually as the client develops stability, community connections and greater independence.

Accommodation and Portland setting

Clients live in Windhorse-leased two-bedroom apartments or homes in Portland, most often with a therapeutic housemate. The provider’s current location information lists an administrative office at 2701 NW Vaughn Street, Suite 764; it is not identified as a residence. Home addresses are not published. Official location photography shows a Portland community house and program activity in the surrounding area.

Cost and duration

Recovery.com lists an estimated program cost of $32,000–$38,000 per month for the Portland location. This is exact-location third-party evidence, not a provider-published tariff. Windhorse says it is private pay, requests a minimum six-month commitment and describes a typical total stay of six months to two years.

Questions for admissions

• Is the person clinically suitable for a program without 24/7 monitoring?
• What support level and staffing pattern are recommended at admission?
• Where will the client live, and how is the therapeutic housemate selected and supervised?
• Which psychiatric, therapy, nursing, family and crisis-support services are included in the monthly fee?
• What housing, food, medication, laboratory or outside medical costs are additional?

Sources checked October 4, 2026: official level-of-care FAQ, official Portland location page, official admissions information, and Recovery.com exact-location pricing profile.