Facility profile Oregon

Dragonfly Transitions

Closed Klamath Falls, Oregon

At a glance

Address: 901 Main St, Klamath Falls, OR 97601
Type: Residential Treatment Center
Operated: Opened 2000
Serves: Co-ed
Operator: Embark Behavioral Health

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Dragonfly Transitions was a residential treatment center in Klamath Falls, Oregon, operated by Embark Behavioral Health. It opened in 2000.

Staff

Notable staff

Summer Hornbeck

Admissions director
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Licensing and inspections

License category: (RC) Residential Care Programs

2 inspection reports on file. Search all Oregon reports

Every report, by date

Aug 30, 2023 Unannounced - 60 findings
Aug 30, 2023 Unannounced - 60 findings

Documents

Documents on file (3)

Woodbury Reports Mentions (3)

Research notes

A nine-to-twelve-month program for young adults in southern Oregon, founded in 2000, Joint Commission accredited and licensed by DHS (All Kinds of Therapy).
Listed as closed and operated by Embark Behavioral Health, at 901 Main St, Klamath Falls; residential transitional living for ages 18 and up (recovery.com).
Also had a location at 34 Union St, Ashland, OR, now listed closed (Yelp).
Added 2026-09-23 from the research network map (seeds/new-facilities.json).

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Reporting this program

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