Serving Our Veterans

Veteran Treatment Services

Valley Hope’s Veteran and Military Services Program strives to serve every Veteran and their family with competent, compassionate and responsive addiction treatment in an environment that understands and supports the unique experiences of Veterans and military families.

Veteran Treatment Experience

Veterans Treatment Program Features:

Medication-Assisted Treatment with all FDA approved addiction medications for alcohol and opioid substance misuse

Dedicated Care for Veterans and Their Families

We provide residential, customized care in Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Oklahoma and Texas. Our services are led by accomplished clinical and medical experts with decades of experience in addiction treatment and proven evidence-based therapies. Valley Hope closely collaborates with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and caregivers to ensure our treatment model brings value to VA’s efforts to address each Veteran’s full range of healthcare needs.

Our holistic, collaborative approach is specifically designed to treat the multi-dimensional, co-occurring needs of Veterans suffering from addiction and other mental health diagnoses. Our dedicated treatment team is committed to life-changing care, working hand in hand with Veterans and their families to reclaim their lives from addiction and substance use disorder (SUD).

How Veterans Can Get Help for Drug and Alcohol Addictions

Working with the Department of Veterans Affairs to Promote Access to Care, Stability and Recovery

Valley Hope works closely with local VA facilities to provide and coordinate life-saving addiction treatment for eligible Veterans served by the VA Community Care Network.

TriWest Healthcare Alliance and OptumServe have credentialed Valley Hope to provide eligible Veterans with specialized SUD treatment under VA’s Community Care Network. Valley Hope treatment centers can receive referrals from VA to support Veterans. 

  • Eligible VA patients can access care at Valley Hope treatment centers by obtaining a referral from VA.
  • Valley Hope immediately coordinates care with VA, ensuring that the Veteran has full access to treatment and services.
  • Valley Hope participates in monthly case conferences with local VA staff to ensure program quality and continuity of care.
  • Valley Hope constantly solicits feedback from Veterans and their families to ensure that full satisfaction is always present.

Reach us 24/7 at (800) 544-5101 and let us help you start your journey to healing.

Support for Veterans’ Families

Valley Hope’s Family Care Program provides both individual and group therapy sessions for family members of Veterans. Valley Hope also offers individualized virtual sessions with the Veteran and their family member when on-ground options are not possible for the family.

These services can include individual family sessions that help facilitate the healing of family relationships while offering the necessary support family members and loved ones need during the addiction treatment and recovery journey.

Family programming is an essential part of successful treatment and recovery. Valley Hope helps family members reconnect with their loved one through education and therapy designed to assist the family in understanding the complexities of addition and develop strategies for providing ongoing support to their loved one.

Family Relationship Repair

Addiction is a family disease due to the impact that a loved one’s addiction can have throughout the family system. The results are often broken relationships and emotional wounds that can persist even after their loved one’s substance use has stopped.
Additionally, the work that it takes to achieve and maintain recovery requires support, ongoing engagement, hope, and renewal.
Participation in Valley Hope’s Family Program can help family members learn how to support their loved one throughout the recovery journey, and access supportive resources, community-based services, or referrals for the family member’s own healing and support. Valley Hope’s licensed/certified therapists are equipped to help the family identify resources that best meet their needs and recommend services families may find helpful within the community.

Addiction Education for Families

When it comes to understanding addiction, many family members still have dangerously misinformed perceptions and fears about addiction, intensifying the toxic emotions and reactions that substance use disorders cause. Valley Hope provides family members with education on the complex, chronic brain disease of addiction and the family role in treatment and recovery.

Recovery Support for Families

Once your loved one completes treatment, the recovery process truly begins. Long-term recovery is a lifelong journey for your loved one and the family. Valley Hope helps family members explore effective, healthy strategies of support that are helpful both during and after the treatment experience. Taking an active role in the treatment process and creating a supportive environment for your loved one when they return home can help them embrace recovery and reduce the risk of relapse.

Need for Addiction Treatment in Veteran Community

Veterans and Addiction: By the Numbers

  • 30% of Veteran suicides were preceded by drug and/or alcohol use. (NCBI)
  • 20% of high-risk behavior deaths were attributed to drug or alcohol overdose. (drugabuse.gov)
  • Effective, evidence-based treatment options are needed for Veterans. (va.gov)
  • There is a high correlation between SUD and PTSD within Veterans diagnosed with SUD (63%). (NCBI)
  • The U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs estimates that 1 in 10 Veterans treated at VA after returning from Iraq and Afghanistan face problems with alcohol or other drugs. (va.gov)

Valley Hope Veteran Outreach Team

At Valley Hope, our Veteran Outreach Team plays a vital role in connecting Veterans and their families with compassionate, effective addiction treatment. As a trusted liaison between Valley Hope and the Veteran community, this team member brings firsthand insight, deep understanding, and a shared commitment to serving those who’ve served.

Joshua Howell

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Joshua is an Air Force Veteran, born and raised in the Omaha area. He has spent the better portion of the last decade working in Development and Marketing roles for Non-Profits in the Omaha Area. Joshua is a storyteller at heart and is drawn to causes that he believes need a stronger voice in the community.

Want to learn more about our Veteran Treatment Program?

Our dedicated team understands the unique challenges Veterans face in recovery. We’re here to provide personalized, evidence-based care that honors your service and supports your healing.

With strong partnerships through the VA and a compassionate, experienced clinical staff, Valley Hope offers a treatment environment built around trust, respect, and long-term recovery.

Find a Valley Hope Residential Treatment Center near you or call (800) 544-5101 to speak with an admissions specialist today. We’ll walk you through your options and help you begin your journey to lasting recovery.