What kind of issues do you deal with at House of Hope?
HOH deals with many negative issues affecting today’s teens, including bullying, cutting, abuse, drugs, depression, anger, rebellion and much more.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the process for admitting my teen into the program?
A phone interview is first conducted with a parent to determine if HOH is a possible fit for your teen. Upon completion of the phone interview and a positive determination that HOH can possibly help your teen and family, an in-depth, face-to-face interview is conducted with both the parents and the teen. Based on the in-person interview, a determination will be made. If both parties agree to admit your teen, an application, health physical and contract must be completed.
How much does the program cost?
The average monthly cost per teen is $4800, which includes housing, education and counseling. House of Hope uses a sliding scale based on your income. If an in-person interview is scheduled, House of Hope requires the last 2 year’s of W-2 returns and the copies of the last 3 month’s bank statements. A monthly fee will then be determined based on your income.
Do you accept any form of insurance?
While House of Hope does not accept insurance, our Counseling Supervisor accepts certain forms of insurance. This would be determined by the Counseling Supervisor.
Do you offer licensed professional counseling services to your clients?
Yes.
What is the average length of stay in the program?
The length of stay varies per teen and is dependent upon the severity of issues with which your teen is dealing. The average length of stay can be anywhere from 10-16 months.