Valley Hope of O'Neill

Valley Hope offers affordable, effective care with a compassionate team of experts. They customize treatment plans for holistic healing and blend 12-Step philosophy with innovative clinical methods. They are also recognized by major insurance providers as a Blue Distinction Center, a Cigna Center of Excellence, and an Optum Platinum Member.

This facility provides Medically Monitored Detox, Residential Treatment, Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT), and specialized services for Veterans.

Yes, they offer integrated co-occurring disorder treatment that blends 12-Step philosophy with innovative, evidence-based clinical methods to address both substance use and mental health conditions simultaneously.

The core therapeutic methods include milieu therapy, group therapy, and individual and family therapy, all within an evidence-based framework.

The program's approach blends a 12-Step philosophy with clinical methods and facilitates patient involvement in 12-Step meetings.

While not a strictly religious or Christian program, it includes a strong spiritual care component. On-staff chaplains are part of the treatment team and work to meet the spiritual needs of each individual, regardless of their beliefs.

This Valley Hope facility in O'Neill has been providing care since 1977.

For self-pay clients, the estimated cost is $17,000 for 30 days, $24,500 for 45 days, and $32,500 for 60 days. Please call to confirm exact pricing and payment arrangements.

Yes, Valley Hope is an in-network provider for most major insurance companies, including being a Blue Distinction Center, a Cigna Center of Excellence, and an Optum Platinum Member. They also accept Nebraska Medicaid, TriCare, and VA referrals.

Yes, they offer medically-monitored detox on-site to ensure a safe and managed withdrawal process before transitioning into residential care.

Yes, Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) is offered and integrated into treatment plans as a tool to support recovery.

The typical length of stay for the residential treatment program is 30 to 45 days, depending on individual clinical needs.

Clients live in a campus/dormitory setting. Rooms and bathrooms are shared with other clients of the same gender. Private rooms are not available, as shared living encourages peer support and accountability.

It is an open campus, meaning the doors are not locked from the inside. However, clients are required to remain on the facility grounds at all times. Leaving the campus without authorization will result in an against-medical-advice (AMA) discharge.

Yes to both. Smoking and dip are allowed in designated outdoor areas (no vaping). After an initial 7-day stabilization period, clients are allowed access to their personal electronics like cell phones and laptops.

Bring: Comfortable clothing, personal hygiene items, ID, insurance info, prescribed medications in original bottles, a journal, and a small amount of cash.
Leave at home: Alcohol/drugs, weapons, e-cigarettes/vapes, unapproved medications, excessive valuables, and revealing or inappropriate clothing.