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Valley Hope of Norton, Kansas
Valley Hope of Norton, Kansas
About Valley Hope of Norton, Kansas
Valley Hope’s residential treatment center in Norton, Kansas, offers evidence-based, comfortable residential addiction treatment for western Kansas and southwest Nebraska. Valley Hope provides compassionate, individualized residential care managed by a team of clinical experts in an environment that supports healing and recovery from drug and alcohol addiction.
Clinical Care
Patients are supported by a customized team of medical, clinical treatment and recovery experts to develop a comprehensive treatment plan that addresses physical, mental, spiritual, and emotional health needs. Tailored treatment plans can include a variety of co-occurring services including medically-monitored detox, medication-assisted treatment (MAT), individual and peer therapies, family care, meditation, emotional wellness and more.
Trusted and Accredited
Valley Hope is a nonprofit program that offers affordable, accredited care and accepts most private insurance plans. Veterans and military service members can access treatment with no out of pocket costs through the VA. The Norton residential center is recognized as a Blue Cross Blue Shield Center of Distinction and a Cigna Center of Excellence. In addition, it is accredited by the Joint Commission and nationally rated in the top 10% of patient experiences by Press
Ganey.
Campus and Recreation
Valley Hope of Western Kansas is located in the community of Norton, a relaxed, rural setting. In addition to the clinical care informed by 60 years of treating patients with addictions, the campus and center are designed for a healing experience conducive to achieving long-term recovery. Amenities include indoor and outdoor recreation
areas, walking trails, volleyball court, basketball court, chapel, and a communal dining room with 3 daily chef-prepared meals to aid in physical healing. Patients have access to WiFi, TV and entertainment, and can use cell phones during their treatment stay.
