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Nebraska Urban Indian Health Coalition

2240 Landon Court Omaha, NE 68102 402-346-0902

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Levels of care

Inpatient · Outpatient · Aftercare · Sober living

Programs

8 specialty programs incl. adult rehab, alcohol rehab and cognitive behavioral therapy

Insurance

Financial assistance, financing available, self-pay

Accreditation

SAMHSA and CARF

Setting

Treatment center in Omaha, NE

About Nebraska Urban Indian Health Coalition

Nebraska Urban Indian Health Coalition is a substance use and mental health treatment center in Omaha, Nebraska serving American Indian and Alaska Native adults across the metro area. The organization offers residential treatment, outpatient counseling and transitional living supports designed for individuals seeking recovery within a culturally grounded framework. The program blends evidence based therapies with Native wellness traditions to support healing, stability and long term sobriety.

Addiction Treatment Programs

Treatment begins with a comprehensive substance use or mental health evaluation, available on a sliding scale. From there, clients may enter the 14 bed co-ed residential program, where culturally relevant care integrates individual and group counseling with traditional healing practices in a small and supportive setting.

Outpatient services include individual therapy and telehealth sessions, peer support and case management for adults who need flexible care or are stepping down from residential treatment. Following residential completion, clients can access transitional living with ongoing counseling and person centered planning focused on vocational and educational goals, relapse prevention and community reintegration.

What to Know

  • Location: Omaha, Nebraska with services also extending to Lincoln and Sioux City areas
  • Levels of care: 14 bed residential treatment, outpatient therapy and transitional living
  • Who they treat: American Indian and Alaska Native adults in co-ed programming; men's, women's and young adult tracks may be available
  • Approach: Culturally grounded care using cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing and Native wellness traditions
  • Payment options: Self pay, sliding scale evaluations, financial assistance and financing available
  • Accreditation: CARF accredited for integrated substance use and mental health treatment in residential and outpatient settings

To schedule an evaluation or learn about programs, you can reach out to Nebraska Urban Indian Health Coalition in Omaha. The intake team can explain residential, outpatient and transitional living options, verify payment assistance and answer questions about culturally responsive care.

Addiction treatment programs

  • Adult rehab
  • Alcohol rehab
  • Cognitive behavioral therapy
  • Substance abuse
  • Men's program
  • Opioid rehab
  • Women's program
  • Young adult program

Levels of care

Inpatient / residential
Once the stay starts to wind down, thoughts turn to life beyond inpatient structure. In Nebraska, care ends with a planned step down to outpatient support and follow-up.
Outpatient
People in Nebraska stepping down from residential care often turn to outpatient sessions. The work goes on at a lighter pace while daily life continues at home.
Aftercare support
Once discharge from a Nebraska program nears, aftercare planning begins and next steps are discussed together. Writing the plan down before treatment ends gives it a head start.
Sober living
Those who do well with simple structure often settle in fast, since chores, curfews, and sobriety shape the week.

Insurance & payment

  • Financial assistance
  • Financing available
  • Self-pay

Nebraska Urban Indian Health Coalition lists the payment options above; the admissions team confirms costs before you commit.

Accreditation & licensing

  • SAMHSA
  • CARF #238214

How we check accreditation →

Location & hours

Address
2240 Landon Court
Omaha, NE 68102
Phone
402-346-0902
Website
nuihc.com
Hours
Monday-Friday 8am-5pm, Saturday-Sunday closed
Nearby
In downtown Omaha, off I-480.
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