BreatheWorks

Speech, TMJ & Myofunctional Therapy in Hillsboro — Downtown

Experience whole‑patient care at BreatheWorks Hillsboro. Our team helps you sleep better, breathe better, talk better, eat better, and feel better with evidence‑informed speech therapy, orofacial myofunctional therapy (OMT), and breathwork.

New to BreatheWorks? Start with a comprehensive assessment—and leave with your first exercises the same day.

Speech, TMJ & Myofunctional Therapy in Hillsboro — Downtown

BreatheWorks provides speech, TMJ, and oromyofunctional therapy in Portland, OR, serving adults and children across North Portland and the broader metro. You’ll find us near the North Lombard Transit Center with easy access from I-5 and multiple TriMet routes. We accept most major plans (incl. Aetna, Regence BCBS, Moda, Providence, PacificSource, CareOregon, Medicare, United, and more), and offer both in-person and telehealth visits so you can start sleeping, breathing, talking, eating—and feeling—better.

Quick Facts

– Mon–Fri 8:00 am – 6:00 pm
– Sat 9:00 am – 6:00 pm
– Sun Closed

Historic Downtown Hillsboro (near Main St & SE 4th Ave;

– a short walk to Hillsboro Central/SE 3rd Ave Transit Center)

Suite: #190

– ADA entrance
– Elevator access
– Gender-neutral restrooms.

MAX Blue Line stops at Hillsboro Central/SE 3rd Ave Transit Center

– frequent TriMet bus connections nearby.

Free & time‑limited on‑street parking and public lots across Downtown (see maps below; always follow posted time limits).

– In‑person in Hillsboro + secure teletherapy.

Directions & Parking

– From Tualatin Valley Hwy (OR‑8) or NE Cornell/NW Evergreen Pkwy, follow signs to Downtown Hillsboro and E Main St. Our clinic is on the ground level at E Main St & SE 4th Ave area in Ste 190.

– Downtown Hillsboro provides all‑hours on‑street parking plus multiple public lots (time limits apply). Accessible spaces are available in public lots

– if you need assistance with building access, please contact us ahead of your visit.

MAX Yellow Line to North Lombard Transit Center

, then a short walk on N Lombard.

– Bus 75 – Cesar Chavez/ Lombard
serves Lombard all day, every 15 minutes most of the day.

What We Treat in Hillsboro

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Insurance and pricing

Don't worry we’ve got you covered. You’ve got options.

Everyone deserves access to the best care, so we’re adding new plans and coverage monthly.

How care works

Most patients leave visit #1 with actionable exercises. Insurance: We work with most major plans; HSA/FSA welcome. See Getting Started for details.

Your Portland Team

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Got questions?
We’ve got answers!

Insurance card (or photo), medication list, any oral devices, and if you have dietary restrictions, bring a crunchy snack for evaluation.

Yes. We address airway muscle function, posture, and patterns that drive snoring and sleep‑disordered breathing, and we support UARS/OSA treatment plans.

Yes—secure teletherapy with flexible scheduling. Many follow‑ups are ~30 minutes.

Use free, time‑limited on‑street spaces or nearby public lots. Always follow posted time limits. See the parking guides linked above.

Nearby Communities We Serve (≈ 30‑minute radius)

What patients say about BreatheWorks

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Your Hillsboro Team

Corinne Jarvis, M.S., CEO

Founder | Speech-Language Pathologist

Corinne Jarvis, M.S., is the Founder and CEO of BreatheWorks and a Speech-Language Pathologist with a clinical focus on oropharyngeal dysfunction, oromyofunctional disorders, TMD, obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), mouth breathing, and EDS. She works with patients across the lifespan, from infants through geriatrics, and is deeply passionate about expanding access to care through a whole-patient approach. Corinne is driven by complex, hard-to-solve problems and is committed to building world-class care teams that deliver thoughtful, interdisciplinary treatment.

Corinne earned her B.S. in Communication Disorders and Sciences and her M.S. in Speech-Language Pathology from Portland State University in 2005. She has advanced training in oromyofunctional disorders, TMD, OSA, mouth breathing, and EDS. Her background includes private practice in New York City and Oregon, fellowship training at The Hearing and Speech Institute, and work as part of an interdisciplinary team. She is affiliated with ASHA, IAOM, AAPMD, and The Breathe Institute.

As the founder of BreatheWorks, Corinne is passionate about leading the field in whole-patient care, teaching and learning alongside her team, and expanding access to high-quality services. She takes pride in creating strong clinical teams and advancing care models that support better outcomes for the patients and families BreatheWorks serves.

Outside of work, Corinne enjoys paddle boarding, biking around Portland, spending time with her husband and three children, and playing with her dog.

Chanel Mercado, M.S., CCC-SLP

Speech-Language Pathologist

Chanel Mercado, M.S., CCC-SLP, is a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist who specializes in speech sound disorders, Spanish-English bilingual language disorders, and oromyofunctional therapy. She is passionate about supporting school-aged children in developing effective communication skills that improve participation, confidence, and quality of life.

Chanel earned her master’s degree in Speech and Hearing Sciences from Portland State University.

She has completed advanced training in bilingual assessment and intervention, oromyofunctional therapy, and evidence-based practices for school-based speech-language services.

She holds the Certificate of Clinical Competence in Speech-Language Pathology (CCC-SLP), is licensed in Oregon, and is a member of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association.

Her clinical experience includes work in school-based and clinic-based settings. Chanel uses an evidence-based, functional, and individualized approach to care, with an emphasis on collaboration with patients and families to support meaningful, real-life communication goals. She also incorporates play-based therapy and engaging therapeutic activities to build motivation and support progress.

Outside of work, Chanel enjoys spending time with her family, hiking, and traveling.