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Pacific Source Health Care plan accepted by Turning Winds

In-Network With Pacific Source:
Residential Treatment for Teens in WA, ID, MT & OR

When your teen is in crisis, every day matters. Turning Winds is now proud to be an in-network provider with PacificSource across the Northwest. That means less red tape, lower out-of-pocket costs, and faster access to the care your teen needs.

✅ 20+ Years of Service

✅ Licensed & Accredited

✅ 1,500+ Families Helped

Insurance Shouldn’t Be the Hardest Part of Healing

Families often wait weeks or months for treatment, not because their teen doesn’t qualify — but because the insurance maze feels impossible. As an in-network PacificSource provider, Turning Winds helps families cut through that maze so their teen can begin treatment sooner, with coverage they can count on.

Quick Stats: 

1 in 3 teens report persistent sadness or hopelessness   ♦   Rural families often travel 200+ miles for care   

♦   PacificSource covers residential treatment care at Turning Winds

Two Northwest Leaders, One Shared Mission

For over 90 years, PacificSource has cared for Northwest families. For over 20 years, Turning Winds has helped teens find their way back to hope. Now we’re working together.

  • Lower out-of-pocket costs through in-network coverage
  • Faster authorizations so treatment begins sooner
  • Family therapy and aftercare support built into your plan
  • 24/7 crisis line support whenever you need it

Oregon

47% of Oregon teens report persistent sadness. One of the highest rates in the nation.

If your child is struggling with depression or another mental health challenge, we can help. Click below to see how PacificSource and Turning Winds support families in Oregon.

Idaho

38% of high school students in Idaho, reported feeling so sad or hopeless almost every day for two weeks or more in a row.

When your teen feels lost in that hopelessness, it can feel isolating for the whole family.  See how our PacificSource partnership provides a clear path to healing for Idaho families.

Montana

Montana has one of the highest teen suicide rates in the nation, more than double the U.S. average.

For families facing this crisis, finding the right help is urgent. Learn how our PacificSource partnership provides the intensive care needed to help your teen heal and reclaim their future.

Washington

Since 2020,  there has been 73%  increase in ER visits for teen girls in suicidal crises in Washington. 

Finding the right residential care before it leads to an emergency room is critical. Learn how our PacificSource partnership provides this expert, in-network support for Washington families.

What Happens After You Call

  1. Verify Benefits — We confirm your PacificSource plan and explain coverage.
  2. Secure Authorization — We work directly with PacificSource to speed approvals.
  3. Personalized Care Plan — After a thorough assessment, we build a treatment plan tailored to your teen’s needs. 
  4. Stay Supported — Ongoing therapy, school reintegration, and aftercare planning.

If Your Teen Is at Risk Right Now

  • Call 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline)
  • Call the PacificSource Crisis Line: 1-855-672-8503
  • If unsafe, dial 911 immediately

Take the First Step Toward Healing

You don’t have to navigate this alone. As a PacificSource in-network provider, Turning Winds makes high-quality treatment more accessible than ever. Let us verify your coverage for you and create a plan for your teen’s recovery.

Behind every statistic is a teenager trying to hold on — and a parent searching for answers.

With PacificSource coverage and Turning Winds’ in-network partnership, help is closer than ever before.

Frequently Asked Questions About Turning Winds & PacificSource

Does PacificSource cover residential treatment for teens?

Coverage varies by plan, but PacificSource members may have benefits for residential treatment, family therapy, and related services. As an in-network provider, Turning Winds helps confirm eligibility and obtain any required authorizations.

In-network status typically lowers out-of-pocket costs and can speed up authorizations. Our admissions team coordinates directly with PacificSource so care can begin sooner.

Begin by submitting our insurance verification form or calling admissions. We review your PacificSource plan in plain language and outline next steps, including any documents needed for approval.

After benefits are verified, our team requests authorization and schedules admissions. Every teen receives a comprehensive assessment and a personalized hybrid care plan blending clinical support, academics, outdoor experiences, and family therapy.

Yes. Turning Winds supports PacificSource members across WA, OR, ID, and MT.  Our State pages offer localized guidance and resources. Click on your state above to visit the state page. 

Yes. Turning Winds supports PacificSource members across WA, OR, ID, and MT.  Our State pages offer localized guidance and resources. Click on your state above to visit the state page. 


Sources:

  • Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS), 2023. “47% of Oregon high school students reported persistent feelings of sadness or hopelessness.” Source: Youth Risk Behavior Data Summary & Trends Report. Available at: https://www.cdc.gov/yrbs

 

  • Blanton et al., Behavioral Health White Paper, 2025. “38% of Idaho high school students reported feeling so sad or hopeless almost every day for two weeks or more in a row.” Published by the Blue Cross of Idaho Foundation for Health. Full report: bcidahofoundation.org

 

  • United Health Foundation, America’s Health Rankings, 2025. “Montana’s teen suicide rate is 36.3 deaths per 100,000 adolescents ages 15–19—more than triple the U.S. average of 10.5.” Based on CDC WONDER data (2020–2022). Full analysis: americashealthrankings.org

 

  • Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), National Syndromic Surveillance Program, 2021. “Emergency department visits for suspected suicide attempts among girls aged 12–17 increased by 73% nationwide during winter 2021 compared to the same period in 2019.” Cited in MMWR Weekly Report, June 2021. Full publication: cdc.gov/mmwr