Valley Hope of Omaha

Valley Hope of Omaha offers a Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP), an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) with a dual diagnosis track, Telehealth services, Continuing Care, and a Family Care Program.

The Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is a twelve-week program. The Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) consists of 20 sessions over a four-week period (Monday-Friday).

Their clinical approach includes Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), group therapy, individual sessions, psychoeducation, mindfulness practice, and relapse prevention, all blended with a 12-Step philosophy.

Yes, the facility has a dedicated Co-Occurring Intensive Outpatient Program. This program integrates therapies for both substance use and mental health disorders, blending clinical methods with a 12-Step philosophy to provide comprehensive care.

Yes, Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) is provided by a Valley Hope medical professional as part of a comprehensive treatment plan, particularly in the Partial Hospitalization Program.

Yes. Their treatment approach explicitly "blends 12 Step philosophy with innovative clinical methods" and includes "12 Step education."

While the program incorporates the 12-Steps, which have a spiritual component, and offers "Spiritual Care," it is not explicitly described as a faith-based program. It is open to individuals of all beliefs and backgrounds.

No, the Omaha location is an outpatient facility and does not offer medical detox. However, Valley Hope has other facilities, such as their location in O'Neill, NE, that provide detoxification services.

Costs vary based on your specific insurance plan and the recommended level of care. For self-pay clients, the estimated cost is $8,250 for the full outpatient program (IOP/PHP). The best way to determine your exact costs is to call for a free insurance benefits check.

Yes, Valley Hope is in-network with many major insurance providers, accepts Nebraska Medicaid, and holds a Cigna Center of Excellence designation. Contact their admissions team to verify your specific plan.

A 12-week outpatient addiction program typically begins with an initial assessment to create a personalized treatment plan, followed by structured weekly sessions that combine individual counseling, group therapy, and educational workshops on addiction, coping skills, and relapse prevention. Clients usually attend several sessions per week, allowing them to maintain work, school, or family responsibilities while receiving consistent support. Over the course of the program, participants practice healthier behaviors, build peer connections, and work on addressing underlying issues such as stress, trauma, or co-occurring mental health conditions. Regular drug testing, family involvement, and progress check-ins help ensure accountability and reinforce recovery goals, with the program concluding in a transition plan that connects clients to ongoing therapy, support groups, or aftercare resources.

Care is provided by a dedicated team of Master's Level, Licensed Clinicians and medical professionals.

You will be in treatment with other co-ed adults seeking recovery from substance use. Group sizes are typically small (4-15 clients) to create a supportive and personal environment. The program serves a general population of individuals, most of whom use private insurance or Medicaid.

While the care team consists of Master's Level, Licensed Clinicians who are qualified to treat co-occurring disorders, the website does not specifically list on-staff psychiatrists or psychologists. Are you the owner? Claim this listing to add information.

Valley Hope offers a dedicated Family Care program. Family participation is highly encouraged, and family sessions facilitated by a licensed counselor are a key part of treatment. Since this is an outpatient facility, clients live at home, so traditional "visitation" does not apply.

Yes, they provide robust aftercare support. This includes a Continuing Care program for ongoing therapeutic support and a free monthly Alumni Recovery Group to help clients stay connected with a sober peer network.

The parent organization, Valley Hope Association, was founded in 1972. Specific opening dates for the Omaha location are not listed. Are you the owner? Claim this listing to add information.

Valley Hope of Omaha stands out by blending co-occurring therapies, 12-Step philosophy, and innovative clinical methods to treat addiction effectively. As a nonprofit and a Cigna Center of Excellence, they are recognized for providing high-quality, cost-efficient care, making recovery more accessible to the community.