Ohio Hospital for Psychiatry
Columbus, Ohio
Accepts 1 insurance plan
House of Hope for Recovery is a private non-profit substance use treatment provider located at 1034 Harrisburg Pike in Columbus, Ohio. The facility offers outpatient and…

House of Hope for Recovery is a private non-profit substance use treatment provider located at 1034 Harrisburg Pike in Columbus, Ohio. The facility offers outpatient and intensive outpatient care alongside transitional housing and sober living support for adults in the Columbus area. Treatment blends cognitive behavioral therapy, motivational interviewing, the Matrix Model, and 12-step facilitation, with telehealth options available. Clients on the west side of Columbus can also access case management, employment counseling, and integrated primary care services.
Several structured sessions a week while living at home.
Flexible scheduled treatment that fits around work, school or family.
Flexible scheduled treatment that fits around work, school or family.
Supportive substance-free housing during the transition back to daily life.
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Columbus, Ohio
Accepts 1 insurance plan
Columbus, Ohio
Medicaid
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