Heartview Foundation

Comprehensive, Person-Centered Care

Heartview Foundation offers addiction treatment for adults, including residential and outpatient services. Its programs integrate counseling, education, and medical care to address substance use and co-occurring mental health conditions. Founded in 1964 as a nonprofit organization, Heartview focuses on helping individuals and families understand addiction, develop healthier behaviors, and sustain recovery through practical skills and ongoing support.

Restorative Environment and Wellness Amenities

Located in a calm, residential area of Bismarck, the Heartview campus combines clinical care with home-like comfort. The facility includes private rooms, indoor lounges, shared dining spaces, and a full kitchen designed to foster connection and ease during treatment. The Mark Mahlum Wellness Center provides space for restorative activities and self-care, supporting the physical and emotional aspects of recovery within a safe, structured setting.

Evidence-Based and Supportive Approach

Heartview’s treatment model blends evidence-based therapies, such as cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), family therapy, and trauma-specific counseling, with community-based and educational support. Clients have access to life skills development, relapse prevention, and family-inclusive programs. Medications for addiction treatment (MAT) may be incorporated alongside counseling, depending on individual needs, ensuring care that supports both medical stability and personal growth.

Accessibility and Community Integration

As a community-based nonprofit, Heartview emphasizes accessibility and inclusivity. The center provides evaluations, DUI seminars, and educational outreach to expand awareness of addiction and recovery resources. Admissions staff assist clients with insurance verification, Medicaid enrollment, and financial aid programs, ensuring that cost is not a barrier to care. This practical, compassionate approach allows Heartview to serve as a trusted recovery resource for the wider North Dakota community.