As the year ends, we must reflect on our accomplishments, not the devastation of COVID-19. All House of Hope employees are considered “essential workers” according to the CDC guidelines. This past summer, more than half of the employees in both departments contracted the virus, which was hard to continue operations, especially in our

This year has brought some great additions to Outpatient  Services. We continue to serve women wanting to heal from addiction by providing a bridge of support, compassion and understanding. We help women restructure their lives in real time dealing with real stressors and responsibilities to strengthen their chance for success and  long-term sobriety.

House of Hope continues to adopt protocols and treatments based upon the latest recommendations and research. Mounting evidence of a strong link between developmental trauma and substance use disorders has prompted us to recognize that both must be treated in order for our patients to remain sober. We are fortunate to have three

"Traditional yet Innovative:” this is how the CARF surveyor described House of Hope during our accreditation survey. Wise insight. For the past five years, as the treatment for Substance Use Disorders transforms, House of Hope has been challenged as its third-party payers demand transformation, and our roots demand stability. Despite the challenges, House

On behalf of the House of Hope Board of Directors, we wish each of you a joyful, meaningful and healthy holiday season. While this season is a time to be grateful and happy, many women are struggling with despair, hopelessness and sickness from the disease of addiction. The House of Hope offers "hope"