ADHD medication management with Regence BCBS in Portland, plus BlueCard plans
Celium Healthcare is in network with Regence BlueCross BlueShield in Oregon and accepts most out-of-state Blue plans through BlueCard for Oregon residents. Erik Lee, PMHNP-BC, treats adults 21 and older with ADHD in person or by video, usually within two weeks.
Quick facts
- In network. Verify with the plan; details below.
- In person in Portland, San Diego, or San Francisco. Telehealth across Oregon and California.
- Adults 21 and older.
- New patients are usually seen within two weeks. Book online, no phone call needed.
- Self-pay: $550 intake, $325 follow-up. On a high-deductible plan you pay roughly the contracted rate until the deductible is met; ask before booking and we will tell you the number.
Built around a workday
Join your video visits from home or a private room at work, with no commute. You book online without a phone call, message me through the patient portal between visits, and see the same prescriber every time. Visits run Monday to Thursday, 8 am to 6 pm Pacific.
Which Regence plans we accept
We accept most Regence PPO plans. We generally cannot accept EPO plans unless Celium Healthcare (Well Coast Psychiatric) is specifically listed in your EPO network, so check your plan before booking. Your plan type is on your member ID card or in your member portal.
Out-of-state Blue plans
If you moved to Oregon and still carry a Blue Cross or Blue Shield plan from another state (Premera, Anthem, Highmark, and others), it routes to us through BlueCard and is accepted. New to Portland for a job? Here is how to keep your ADHD medication going after a move.
What's typically covered
Regence PPO plans generally cover in-network outpatient behavioral health, including psychiatric evaluations and medication-management visits. Your exact copay or coinsurance depends on your specific plan, and telehealth is usually covered the same as an in-person visit. With a high-deductible plan, you may owe the full visit rate until your deductible is met, so it's worth checking your deductible with Regence before booking.
How to get started
- Confirm your behavioral health benefits with Regence (member services or the member portal), or let us help.
- Book an intake evaluation.
- We verify your coverage and see you in person or by secure video.
Tip: when you call Regence, give them our billing details so they can find us: Well Coast Psychiatric, Inc. (Celium Healthcare is our DBA), group NPI 1841784725, provider NPI 1699110890 (Erik Lee, PMHNP).
Who we help
Adults with an existing ADHD diagnosis who are on medication that is working, or close to it, and want steady medication management, in person or by video. Most patients already have a therapist; we coordinate rather than replace. We also treat depression, anxiety, PTSD, OCD, insomnia, and bipolar disorder alongside ADHD, and evaluate adults who suspect ADHD but were never diagnosed.
Coverage, copays, and authorization requirements vary by plan and can change. This page is informational and is not a guarantee of coverage or medical advice. Please verify your benefits directly with Regence.
Other plans we accept: Moda Health · First Choice Health / Adventist · ComPsych · Samaritan · UnitedHealthcare / Optum · all plans
In California? UnitedHealthcare PPO and ComPsych are accepted. Not seeing your plan? We can provide a superbill for out-of-network reimbursement. See ADHD medication management in San Diego.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes for most PPO plans. EPO plans only if we’re specifically listed in your network.
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Generally yes on PPO plans, though specifics vary, so confirm with Regence.
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Usually not for behavioral health on PPO plans, but check your plan.
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Usually within two weeks. Book online and pick the first open intake slot.
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No. Celium sees adults 21 and older in Oregon and California.
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Until the deductible is met you pay the plan’s contracted rate for the visit, which is close to the self-pay rate of $550 for an intake and $325 for a follow-up. We will tell you the number before you book so there is no surprise.
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If you live in Oregon, usually yes, through BlueCard.