Making that first step takes courage. Let us help you the rest of the way.
We understand that taking those first steps to recovery can be overwhelming. Our team is here to help!
Questions? Give Us a Call
For Salt Lake Location Assessments: For a substance use disorders (SUD) assessment, please call (801) 487-3276 x1233 for scheduling Monday through Friday, from 8:30 AM to 5 PM or email at admissions@houseofhopeut.org.
For Salt Lake Location Admissions: Call (801) 487-3276 x1233, Monday through Friday, from 8:30 AM to 5 PM for info or email at admissions@houseofhopeut.org.
For Provo Location Assessments and Admissions please call (801) 373-6562 ext. 1315
You’ve Applied…Now What?
01. Assessment & Intake Scheduling
After applying, the admissions team will contact you to complete an assessment—this helps determine the best level of care for your specific needs. Whether you’re applying for residential, outpatient, or sober living, the intake process ensures you receive a personalized treatment plan.
02. Waitlist with Support Options
If there’s a waitlist, don’t worry—you’re not alone, and House of Hope may offer pre-admission support, including check-ins, recovery resources, and referrals if urgent needs arise. This time can be used to prepare mentally, physically, and emotionally for treatment.
03. Plan for Family and Responsibilities
House of Hope allows mothers to bring their children, and staff can help you create a transition plan that supports your family, housing, job, or legal needs. This is your time to coordinate childcare, medical appointments, or legal obligations.
04. You're Already Moving Forward
Just applying is a major step toward recovery. You’re now on a path with a team that’s ready to walk beside you. House of Hope is committed to helping women build strong, healthy, substance-free lives—with dignity, structure, and support.
House of Hope gave me the strength and showed me the way to succeed and how to be the best I can be, not only that but to be the best mom to my kids and to hold myself accountable. I would be lost without their help.
