Hope for Tomorrow
Levels of care
Inpatient · Co-occurring · Outpatient · IOP · Aftercare
Programs
5 specialty programs incl. alcohol rehab, drug rehab and opioid rehab
Insurance
Private insurance, self-pay, medicaid
Setting
Treatment center in Point Pleasant, WV
About Hope for Tomorrow
Hope for Tomorrow is an addiction treatment center in Point Pleasant, West Virginia. They admit adults of any gender. Residential care and outpatient care are both available at this campus and admissions are open 24/7 so you find help when you need it.
Care at Point Pleasant
Hope for Tomorrow's residential stay runs 30 to 90 days in a 58 bed facility. Medical detox is on the Point Pleasant campus for people starting treatment.
A stay that long means you live there instead of heading home each evening. This help you recover in a secure location without the typical outside distractions that can hinder treatment.
Couples can enter intensive outpatient care only when it's necessary and each person is reviewed separately. There's also a program for veterans that includes substance use care and mental health care.
Affiliate clinics offer medication assisted treatment to treat a substance use disorder. The campus sits near the Ohio River and serves Mason County plus nearby communities in West Virginia.
They take Medicaid and can check coverage before you begin. They're in the VA Community Care Network so those benefits apply here.
Addiction treatment programs
- Drug rehab
- Opioid rehab
- Cognitive behavioral therapy
- Adult rehab
Levels of care
- Inpatient / residential
- The residential program runs 30 to 90 days. It’s a 58-bed co-ed facility with several rooming options, offering structure, support and wraparound services.
- Co-occurring disorders
- Dual-diagnosis care here can address concerns such as anxiety, depression or trauma when it’s clinically appropriate.
- Outpatient
- Outpatient therapy runs at the Point Pleasant location as continued recovery care, the support that keeps going once the first stretch of treatment ends.
- Intensive outpatient (IOP)
- Intensive outpatient routines keep people at home in their own beds while jobs and classes carry on.
- Aftercare support
- Time spent on relapse prevention might include listing triggers, practicing new habits, and talking through hard moments with a counselor or group. These skills grow stronger with practice over time.
Insurance & payment
- Self-pay
- Medicaid
Hope for Tomorrow lists the insurance and payment options above; the admissions team verifies coverage before you commit. If you're unsure what your plan covers, check below or call the center directly.
Location & hours
- Address
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3471 Ohio River Rd
Point Pleasant, WV 25550 - Phone
- 304-381-5859
- Website
- myhopefortomorrow.com
- Hours
- Monday-Friday 9am-5pm, Saturday-Sunday closed
- Nearby
- About 40 miles northeast of Huntington.
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Frequently asked questions
What levels of care does Hope for Tomorrow offer?
Several. There’s a residential program that runs 30 to 90 days, medical detox, intensive outpatient programming and standard outpatient therapy. Once you’ve had an in-person assessment, outpatient care can include walk-in visits and telehealth. There’s also dual-diagnosis care for anxiety, depression or trauma when clinically appropriate.
How long is the residential program at Hope for Tomorrow?
Plan on 30 to 90 days. You’ll stay at a 58-bed co-ed facility with different rooming options, and the program pairs that structure with support and wraparound services.
Does the center have a program for veterans?
Yes. The Veterans Program was created with Rally Point Recovery as a partner, built to meet the needs of veterans while making referrals simpler for professional partners.
Which insurance plans can you use for treatment?
Medicaid is accepted, and the center verifies coverage before treatment starts. Most West Virginia payers are in-network, plus a growing list of Ohio payers. VA-CCN benefits apply too, since the center belongs to the VA Community Care Network.
Addictions.com regularly reviews this listing for accuracy, but changes may occur between updates. For the most current information, contact Hope for Tomorrow directly. Are you the provider? Claim this listing to update it.
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