House of Hope

Women-only care for mothers and families

The facility offers residential and outpatient treatment specifically for adult women with substance use disorders. Women stay in residential homes and mothers may be able to live with their children during treatment in dedicated family housing. The Hope Center for Children is also available and provides case management when appropriate. Individuals can receive care through residential treatment, outpatient and day treatment, and an alumni aftercare program within the same organization as their needs change.

Recovery in a residential home setting

Clients stay in one of four residential homes in downtown Salt Lake City while they attend therapy and clinical programming at the main treatment center. Each home has 24/7 staff support and monitoring. Residences have furnished bedrooms, shared kitchens, and living spaces, and landscaped outdoor areas.

Family services during and after treatment

Care includes services that support families based on individual needs. Clients can receive case management, parenting support, child development services, and assistance accessing community and social services. Parents have access to childcare during alumni aftercare meetings to help them continue participation in recovery after formal treatment.

Coordinated care beyond therapy

A care team assists clients with recovery, parenting, and practical concerns. This may include a therapist, case manager, and, when appropriate, a children's case manager. Services may include relapse prevention, life skills, parenting, relationships, wellness, values, and recovery-focused behavioral groups. Additionally, mental health care, case management, social skills development, suicide prevention, and medications for addiction treatment (MAT) are available based on client need.

Client reviews

Overall, reviewers most frequently describe House of Hope as a supportive recovery community where compassionate staff, peer connections, and structured programming help individuals achieve lasting sobriety. A smaller number of reviewers report concerns related to staff interactions, admissions communication, and medical responsiveness.

• Treatment Quality & Outcomes (100% Positive): Reviewers frequently describe meaningful personal transformation, long-term sobriety, and renewed purpose. Many attribute their recovery to the program's structure, counseling, and emphasis on accountability. "House of Hope gave me my life back."
• Support & Community (100% Positive): Reviewers consistently praise the supportive environment created by staff and peers, emphasizing the sense of family, encouragement, and lasting relationships built during treatment. Many describe the community as instrumental in maintaining recovery after discharge. "The staff and clients became like family."
• Admissions & Communication: Several reviewers describe a smooth and welcoming admissions process, noting that staff helped them feel comfortable from the beginning. A few reviewers report communication challenges during the admissions process or difficulty obtaining timely responses before admission.
• Discharge & Aftercare Planning: Multiple reviewers highlight the value of continued support following treatment, including alumni involvement, recovery resources, and encouragement to remain engaged in the recovery community after discharge.

Facility transparency

• Verified by Start Your Recovery: On July 22, 2026, our research team conducted a comprehensive review of this facility's advertising claims, registrations from public health departments, national accrediting bodies, and SAMHSA.