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The House of Hope (formerly Utah Alcoholism
Foundation) is a non-profit organization providing substance abuse
treatment programs statewide that have served more than 100,000
families since 1946. Persons admitted to our Adult, Women &
Children's, and Outpatient programs must have an existing substance
abuse/addiction problem. Individuals may also have co-occurring
mental health problems including bipolar illness, borderline
personality disorder, antisocial and / or criminal behavior
problems.
The House of Hope provides treatment for
abuse of, and addiction to, a variety of substances, including, but
not limited to, the following:
Alcohol, Prescription Drugs,
Amphetamines, Cocaine, Heroin, Opiates, Marijuana, Inhalants, Pain
Medications, Hallucinogens, Methamphetamine, Tranquilizers.
The age range for individuals who are served by
the House of Hope's various programs is age 18 and up. The House of
Hope does not discriminate in admissions to its programs based on
race, color, religion, gender, national origin, disability, sexual
orientation or income level. We do accept patients who have HIV /
AIDS, Hepatitis, or have been treated for Tuberculosis. We also
accept women into our programs that are pregnant at the time of
admission. However, the House of Hope does reserve the right to not
admit clients deemed inappropriate for our programs.
At the House of Hope, confidentiality is
strictly observed. We go to great lengths to safeguard the anonymity
of all patients and their family members.
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Information:
If you have questions regarding treatment services, or whether or
not a family member is appropriate for treatment at any House of
Hope facility, please call the contact numbers listed to the right
of this section, and the Program Directors or Intake staff can
answer any questions you may have regarding the House of Hope
program.
Admission:
The House of Hope
prohibits discrimination of any kind. Patients may
come to any of our centers of their own accord or someone else can
refer them. For Admissions information call the individual programs
listed at the right side of this page.
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Cost of Treatment:
As a not-for-profit organization, we strive to provide the highest
quality of care possible, while still keeping treatment for
substance abuse problems affordable. As part of the admission /
inquiry process we assist you in exploring payment options for
treatment. Those options may include assistance from family members,
churches, state or local government agencies, and insurance
companies. Options can be explored by calling the individual
programs listed on this page.
Payment Plans:
All House of Hope programs operate on a sliding
fee scale basis whenever possible if funding alternatives are
available. We work with insurance companies and third party
payors. We have self-payment arrangements and work with
families whenever possible to work out payment options.
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