Admissions and Fees
Saying Hello: Becoming a Resident
The majority of residents at Hope Homes are referred by various sources: treatment centers, 12-step gatherings, state and county agencies, churches, the legal community, family and friends of the potential resident, and from various marketing efforts.
While treatment completion is not a requirement for admission, it is highly recommended. Hope Homes coordinates with treatment centers to ensure a smooth transition and requires that all aftercare recommendations from the referring center are met.
The admissions process for Hope Homes is simple, but inclusive. The individual first is assessed during a one-on-one meeting with a Hope Homes staff member. Afterwards, the individual meets with the entire community of residents and answers their questions or concerns.
An individual with ongoing medical problems—including dual diagnoses—may be accepted, provided he or she is addressing these problems with outside professional help. Candidates also are assessed for off-campus counseling, meetings or therapy.
To schedule an assessment, please contact Beth Fisher, Executive Director at 877-355-1141 (toll free) or 678-556-0840 (office).
Our Primary Program Fee (for those ages 26 through 54) is $300 per week or $1200 a month. Fees can be paid on a monthly or weekly basis. A $600 deposit is required for admission with 50% eligible for refund upon successful completion of the Hope Homes program.
Our Young Adult Program offers a structured level system of accountability and support for the 18-25 year old. The fees are in 2 installments of $4895 with the first installment due upon admission and the 2nd due at 90 days.
Our Older Adult Program offers added support for the older man or woman 55 and over. The fees are $400 a week or $1600 a month with an $800 deposit with 50% eligible for refund upon successful completion of the Hope Homes program.
Fees can be paid by check made payable to Hope Home Inc., or made online using a credit card at the following link.
Please log in and make fees payable to office@hopehomesrecovery.org and note the resident's name.
Saying Goodbye: Transitioning to Independent Living
Four to six weeks before leaving Hope Homes, residents begin a modified period of transition. If the resident is returning to a family situation, extended passes are suggested and allowed. This prepares the resident for re-entry into independent living.
Residents also participate in a transitional support group to assist with issues related to leaving and independent living. This prepares the resident for re-entry into everyday life.
Collaborating therapists or psychiatrists are contacted to determine support once the individual is living in his or her customary environment. Referrals and letters of reference are provided when needed.
Perhaps you’re thinking of signing on for extended residency at Hope Homes. Wise decision, for it indicates you’re looking at positive options for a healthy, productive future.