Integrated Behavioral Health - The Corvallis Clinic
Behavioral Health • Corvallis, OR • Since 1947
About
Integrated Behavioral Health at The Corvallis Clinic (Corvallis, OR) provides counseling and behavioral health services as part of the clinic’s comprehensive patient care. The clinic hires a Behavioral Health provider and offers services to individuals aged 15 and older. Notable staffing example: Sara Caulum, MA, LPC, joined as a Behavioral Health provider and is accepting new patients. The program is integrated within The Corvallis Clinic’s multi-site network (9 offices) and supports coordinated care with primary medical services. If you’re seeking behavioral health support in Corvallis, this clinic is a local option with established behavioral health leadership and ongoing patient intake.
Clinic Type
Behavioral Health
Address
444 NW Elks Dr., Corvallis, OR 97330, US
Phone
541-754-1150
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Opening Hours
Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.
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FAQs
What is an Integrated Behaviorist?
Our integrated behaviorists work alongside your primary care provider (PCP) to treat thoughts, feelings, and behaviors that may be affecting your overall health. Our goal is to act as a team to ensure we are caring for both your physical and emotional health. Our behaviorists are skilled at identifying mental health problems and will help you take the next steps toward feeling better.
Who is eligible to receive these services?
The Corvallis Clinic offers this service to its patients who see providers at the Family and Internal Medicine departments in Albany, Corvallis, and Philomath.
How is this service different from traditional mental health services?
Behaviorists are not traditional psychotherapists; instead, they meet with you for a brief intervention, about five to six sessions. Their goal is to help you build skills to manage your symptoms and address the barriers that are keeping you from your health goals. When needed, a behaviorist can also help you access additional mental health services.
What should I expect when I see an integrated behaviorist?
Behaviorists are flexible and meet with you for about 20 to 30 minutes. They ask questions about your physical and emotional concerns, your behaviors, and how these symptoms might be related. A behaviorist may give you homework to help you practice new ways of thinking or new skills that could help you learn to cope with the stress in your everyday life. They can help you steer your life in the right direction.
How do I schedule an appointment with the integrated behaviorist?
Discuss with your PCP your desire to access this service. If both of you agree that a behaviorist would be helpful, call the appropriate numbers below to schedule an appointment: Corvallis Family Medicine and Internal Medicine patients: 541-754-1150; North Albany patients: 541-926-3441; Philomath Family Medicine patients: 541-754-1272.
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What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed
- Birdeye: 3.7 out of 5 stars (3 reviews for a specific provider)
- Wheree: 7.8 out of 10 (Very good)
Patients praise
- Patients often praise the clinical expertise, professionalism, and attentiveness of individual physicians and behaviorists
- Many appreciate the clean, well-maintained, and organized clinic facilities
- Some patients find behavioral health providers to be caring, supportive, and effective in building personal connections
Common complaints
- Difficulty with administrative efficiency and access to care, including appointment scheduling delays
- Inconsistent communication from staff regarding follow-ups or medication refills
- Some patients report feeling unsupported after receiving a diagnosis without clear next steps
"She is a great doctor who really cares about her patients. She does whatever she can to support you... I’ve had nothing but great experiences with her."
— Birdeye user review for Dr. Joyce Fusek"She will give you a diagnosis but then refuse to help you with the next step. Very disappointed."
— Birdeye user review for Dr. Joyce Fusek"Overall, while numerous patients value the medical competence and dedication of certain providers, others raise concerns about administrative efficiency and accessibility, which affects their overall experience."
— Wheree review summary for The Corvallis ClinicSynthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- Care Management - The Corvallis Clinic — Dec 30, 2025
- The Corvallis Clinic - Physicians & Surgeons — Jan 21, 2026
- Amber Stock, PharmD - The Corvallis Clinic — Apr 15, 2026
- Paula Spencer, DO - The Corvallis Clinic — Mar 9, 2026
- Free or Low-Cost Preventive Services (Oregon Health Plan) — Aug 6, 2025
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026.
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