Hope in The Mountains

ADMISSIONS

ADMISSIONS

The appropriate Hope in the Mountains candidate is anyone who is motivated to recover and willing to follow suggestions.

All candidates will undergo a pre-admission assessment interview. Hope in the Mountains asks that each client commit to a minimum of 90 days; although for some clients, a longer length of stay may be indicated for maximum therapeutic benefit. Typically, clients have had previous failed recovery attempts. Many have a basic understanding for the 12 Step Program. 

We accept those with a concurrent mental health condition, if it does not preclude their ability to participate and follow program expectations. 

To learn more about the admissions process, insurance, and costs please call to speak with a Hope in the Mountains staff member at (606) 874-0240.

PRE-ADMISSIONS INTERVIEW

Potential clients will have a pre-admission interview with one of our admissions team members before being cleared for intake. This interview is designed to help determine appropriateness for the Hope in the Mountains program.

We assess motivation for recovery and change to participate in our program. We need any information about previous treatment and legal history to be able to assess our ability to help in each individual case. 

This is also an opportunity to interview us and determine for yourself if you are ready for the level and style of treatment we have created over the years. Interviews are scheduled and can be done via phone, video chat or in person. Interviews can take place on short notice when needed to facilitate a safe transition into the program, and it is preferred that they happen early in the inquiry process.

WHAT TO BRING TO TREATMENT

When entering residential treatment at Hope in the Mountains, if available, please bring:

  • Photo ID
  • Proof of Insurance
  • Social Security Card
  • Toiletries (No perfume or perfumed items)
  • Cigarettes if applicable (loose tobacco must come in an un-opened container and not pre-rolled)
  • Small amount of money (for necessity items)
  • Stamps and envelopes
  • Laundry detergent.

You may bring the following items when entering residential treatment at Hope in the Mountains:

  • 10 Bottoms (includes all bottoms of any kind)
  • 15 Tops (includes all tops of any kind)
  • 7 Pairs of Panties
  • 7 Pairs of Socks
  • 3 Bras
  • 3 Pairs of Shoes
  • 1 Coat. 

* This is the maximum allowable amount. You do not have to bring this many clothing items. 

Prohibited items include but are not limited to: 

  • Spaghetti straps and/or any revealing tops
  • Shorts
  • Leggings
    Any clothing promoting or referencing drugs/alcohol in any way
  • Eyebrow razors of any type
  • Vapes or e-cigs
  • Bedding of any kind (including blankets, pillows, etc.)
  • Suitcases or backpacks
DOC APPROVED PROVIDER

If you complete an intensive substance use disorder treatment program, it may take time off the end of your sentence.

Are you eligible? View our DOC Division of Addiction Services flyer for your QR Code and more information.

REFERRAL FORM

Do you need help? Hope In The Mountains is here to help our clients discover renewed freedom and control of their lives. Ready to begin? Please fill out our referral form here. 

One of our admission consultants will be in touch with you soon. Thank you.

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