House of Hope – Fort Lauderdale

House of Hope – Fort Lauderdale

908 SW 1st Street, Fort Lauderdale, FL, 33312

Accepts Insurance

3.5★★★★☆34 total reviews

TREATS

Substance use disorder
Mental health

INSURANCE

Accepts insurance

Residential
Facility type
1
level of care
CARF
Accredited by
Broward County
County

About House of Hope – Fort Lauderdale

This location is registered at 908 SW 1st Street in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Services on file are residential treatment. The listing includes medication-assisted treatment, the approach with the strongest evidence for opioid dependence.

Care runs on site, with accommodation included for the duration. Trauma care appears on the record alongside the rest. Federal registration is held through SAMHSA, and licensing sits with the Florida Department of Children and Families.

Key Facility Details

  • Federal Registration: Listed in the federal treatment register, the national inventory of licensed treatment facilities.
  • State Licensing: Licensed by the Florida Department of Children and Families. Licensure is a legal requirement for behavioral health facilities operating in Florida.
  • Levels of Care: Residential Treatment.
  • Location: Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Broward County.
  • Phone: 954-524-8989 x1004

Key Facility Details

Levels of care
Residential, Aftercare
Fort Lauderdale, FL
908 SW 1st Street, 33312
1969
year founded
  • Primary focusAlcohol, Opioids, Nicotine and tobacco
  • Programs forSeniors, Young adults, Women, Men, Veterans and military
Team
SG
Sue Glasscock, MS. CFREChief Executive Officer
DF
Don FucikPresident
DD
Donnalia Deliazar, LCSWChief Operating Officer
KH
Kenrick HadawayChief Financial Officer
DS
Dan SchevisVice President
LR
Latasha Ray, SHRM-CPHuman Resources Manager

Facility Type

Adult Residential Treatment CenterNonprofit RehabResidential Treatment CentersSmoking and Vaping PolicySmoking Friendly RehabVape Free Rehab

House of Hope – Fort Lauderdale Detox and Rehab Services

The register shows House of Hope – Fort Lauderdale providing residential treatment. A proper assessment sets the level rather than leaving it to guesswork, and it is worth asking for one explicitly.

The record does not show integrated provision, so confirm this if it matters. Medication-assisted treatment combines approved medication with counseling and clinical review. It is worth asking how many hours a week the program runs, because that decides whether it fits around everything else.

Levels of Care

30-Day Rehab45-Day Rehab60-Day Rehab90-Day RehabAddiction RetreatAftercare and Continuing CareAnxiety RetreatContinuing CareDepression RetreatDischarge PlanningDual Diagnosis RetreatLong Term RehabMen's RetreatMental Health RetreatOverdose Prevention EducationRecurrence PreventionResidential RehabTrauma RetreatTreatment RetreatsWomen's Retreat

Substances and Addictions Treated

Adderall RehabAlcohol MAT FriendlyAlcohol RehabBeer Addiction TreatmentBinge Drinking TreatmentCarfentanil RehabChronic Pain and Substance UseCodeine RehabConcerta RehabDexedrine RehabFentanyl Patch (Duragesic) RehabFentanyl RehabHeroin RehabHydrocodone RehabHydromorphone (Dilaudid) RehabIllicit OpioidsKratom RehabLiquor Addiction TreatmentLortab RehabMeperidine (Demerol) RehabMethadone Misuse TreatmentMorphine RehabNicotine and Tobacco TreatmentNicotine Replacement TherapyNitazene RehabNorco RehabOpioid RehabOxycodone RehabOxyContin RehabOxymorphone (Opana) RehabPain and Addiction TreatmentPercocet RehabPrescription OpioidsPrescription Stimulant RehabRitalin RehabRoxicodone RehabSuboxone Misuse TreatmentTapentadol (Nucynta) RehabTramadol (Ultram) RehabVicodin RehabVyvanse RehabWine Addiction Treatment

Mental Health Disorders Treated

Co-Occurring Mental Health ConditionsDepression and AnxietyDepression and TraumaIllness Management and RecoveryMental Health ConditionsMental Health TreatmentPsychiatric Medication ManagementPsychosocial RehabilitationSerious Mental Illness TreatmentSocial Skills TrainingTrauma Treatment

Counseling and Therapy

12 Step RehabActivity TherapyAddiction CounselingAnger ManagementCognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)Counseling and TherapyEvidence-Based TherapyGroup TherapyIndividual TherapyIntegrated Dual Disorder TreatmentMotivational InterviewingSpecialized TherapyTrauma Therapy

Specialized Programs

Adult RehabCourt Ordered RehabHIV and Hepatitis CareHIV Support ServicesMen's Dual Diagnosis RehabMen's RehabMen's Residential RehabMen's Trauma RehabMilitary Family Dual Diagnosis RehabMilitary Family MATMilitary Family RehabMilitary Family Residential RehabMilitary Family SuboxoneMilitary Family Trauma RehabRehab for Sexual Abuse SurvivorsSenior MATSenior RehabSenior Residential RehabSenior SuboxoneTrauma Informed RehabTrauma Survivor ProgramsVeterans and Military RehabWomen's Dual Diagnosis RehabWomen's RehabWomen's Residential RehabWomen's Trauma RehabYoung Adult Rehab

House of Hope – Fort Lauderdale Address, Location and Contact Information

The facility address is 908 SW 1st Street, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, 33312. The city lies within Broward County. The catchment reaches beyond the city itself. Public transport, parking and the length of the journey all affect whether someone completes a course of treatment, and they are worth settling before the first appointment rather than after.

It is worth calling first to confirm access, parking and the shape of a first visit. Reception hours vary, so a call that goes unanswered once is worth repeating rather than treating as a dead end.

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How Much Does Treatment at House of Hope – Fort Lauderdale Cost?

Cash rates in Florida generally put residential treatment at $6,000 to $35,000 a month. Prices published by House of Hope were not found at the time of writing, so the state figures are the closest guide.

A price from House of Hope would probably include accommodation, meals, the intake assessment, group therapy and individual counseling. CBT, EMDR and similar therapies may be billed on top, if offered. Call the facility and ask what its figure includes.

Payment Options

Federally Funded RehabLow Cost RehabOther State FundingPayment Assistance AvailableSAMHSA Grant FundedState Funded by Treatment TypeState Funded Dual Diagnosis RehabState Funded MATState Funded Mental Health TreatmentState Funded RehabState Funded Residential RehabState Funded SuboxoneState Funded Trauma Rehab

Medications Offered

Alcohol Addiction MedicationContracted PrescriberMedication Assisted Treatment (MAT)Prescriber AccessPsychiatric MedicationSuboxoneSuboxone and BuprenorphineSuboxone and Buprenorphine Rehab That Takes Medicaid

Support Services

Case ManagementCommunity OutreachEducation and Job TrainingEmployment SupportHousing and Employment SupportHousing AssistancePractical SupportRecovery Support ServicesSelf Help GroupsTransportation to Rehab

Dual Diagnosis Treatment

Alcohol and ADHDAlcohol and AnxietyAlcohol and Bipolar DisorderAlcohol and DepressionAlcohol and TraumaCo-Occurring Disorder TreatmentDrugs and ADHDDrugs and AnxietyDrugs and Bipolar DisorderDrugs and DepressionDrugs and TraumaIntegrated Dual Diagnosis Treatment

Assessment and Testing

Addiction EducationAddiction ScreeningAlcohol TestingDrug and Alcohol TestingEducation ProgramsHIV EducationMedication Side Effect MonitoringMental Health ScreeningScreening and AssessmentUrine Drug Testing

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House of Hope – Fort Lauderdale

908 SW 1st Street, Fort Lauderdale, FL, 33312

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908 SW 1st Street, Fort Lauderdale, FL, 33312

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House of Hope – Fort Lauderdale Reviews and Ratings

Nobody knows a treatment program like the patients who went through it. Their reviews of House of Hope in Fort Lauderdale, and those of their families, are collected here.

Healthcare workers and referrers who know the facility are welcome to add what they have seen.

3.5
★★★★☆
34 reviews on Google
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Breakdown of the 21 most recent reviews with text
★★★★★
Karly Thralls5 months ago

Stepping Stones saved my life. After 38 years of drug abuse and several arrests followed by other drug programs (drug court and IRT), none of which worked for me, this program worked! Today after nearly 7 years, I… returned to Stepping Stones as a former client, to inquire if my counselor was still there. She is and I felt a need to express my gratitude for helping me become the person I've been meant to be. Thank-You Stepping Stones for giving me the tools and support and understanding of myself to live a productive and exciting life again. And thank-you Judge Beach for not giving up on me! UPDATE: It is now 5 years later and I am now 12 years gratefully clean! Thank-you again to Stepping Stones and Judge Beach (may she RIP). Today I am now 17 years clean and sober and tested! Life can still be a struggle but I don't even think of reverting to my old methods of escape. I process, relax and let go in good faith that I am where I need to be! And I am protected! Thank you once again to Stepping Stones!

★★★★★
Rev Vic7 months ago

I was a resident back in 1993/94 and I can honestly say they made me into the 2%er I am today married for 31 years with 2 grown children and 5 grandkids. Not bad for one of the hardest hitting EX cocaine/crackheads to… play the game in Florida. I wouldn't be alive if it wasn't for the House of Hope and then Franks Place after.

★★★★★
Steven Garcia ll1 year ago

the values ​​(FCNA)

★★★★☆
Joseph Beauchamp2 years ago

Overall I had a positive experience. If you're looking for recovery it's as good a place as any to begin your journey

★☆☆☆☆
David Miller2 years ago

Hideous. Disgusting. Rude, nasty employees.

★★★★★
Mary Buttler2 years ago

About my Son

★★★★☆
Adam Axelrod3 years ago

I was There 3 Times . They Helped Me and Kept me Safe! I’ll never Forget The People And Experiences. But my primary issues were Beyond. What they can do. In a few months. It was A Trip!!!! Hoh lol!

★★★☆☆
D Michelle Mojica Brown3 years ago

While some staff was amazing, (Ms D, the nurse, WOW) (One counselor, shared with clients & families, his story, time, experience and guidance) (One staff member was tough on clients, but you could see and feel the love… & dedication. I think her name was Ms Margie?), admins were dismissive & nonresponsive to family members. Had to start emailing and following up on all to advocate. SPECIAL NOTE: They hired a secretary while we were there who.was mean, rude, dismissive... she was the worst front desk person. She would refuse money for clients, speak to family horribly, and new none of the policies, so she made up her own, which were generally not in favor of clients rights, comfort or mental health. We chose this place on recommendations from lawyer, judge, counselors, & research on their website, but found many of the promised items were not being followed thru on. Weekly family sessions NEVER happened. Visitations started 4months in on 6month program, but were disorganized, with no food allowed. For children visiting a parent or family member, very hard. When milestones were achieved, the clients may or may not recieve the new lanyard of status which means they may or may not recieve the benefits, rewards associated with making the progress. This is not good for addicts or people trying to mintin mentl health stbility.There was a mold issue, which was remedied, however over the course, they moved property and 6 months after discharge, they still refuse to respond or return blankets, clothes, court documents. Over all, those who were good, were great. And if someone wants to be well, they will work the program and get well. This facility does it part, though they could do better.

★★★★★
Christian NAVARRO3 years ago

Hood place yo get your life on track thank you to the staff and the hood people I met there

★★★☆☆
Al Means3 years ago

I dropped off a friend. She was mistreated. I do not recommend this place based on that.

★★★★★
JDFSLD 8763 years ago

The best place when it comes to staff clients are always put first.

★☆☆☆☆
Godfrey Clarke4 years ago

Staff turn over is great. Poor management and administration

★★★★★
Maurice Pradera5 years ago

Ritz Carlton for people who are in need of a second chance and soul searching.

★★★★★
Nick G5 years ago

House of Hope is a great program if you're looking to change, If you're looking to dodge prison then it's not the program you want to go to. It will help you learn about who you are, why you are having such a hard time… staying away from drugs and alcohol,, and teach you the way to lve a happy, drug free life.

★★★★★
John Asher6 years ago

Place saved my life. No it's not perfect but nothing is. There strength is counselors and BHT s. You get what you put into it. I'll never forget what they did for me and I'll never forget Mrs Sharon. She's proof we can… make it.

★☆☆☆☆
Raw Sugaring8 years ago

This place has many issues. First and for most the place is run down. But the biggest issue is the operation manager. Marcus Strong has singled out my love one and is currently making his stay hell. Sanctions are given… for petty reason which is making him regress in his recovery. He is not able to go and look for work because sanctions have been unecesaraly put on him which has also affected me from visiting him and giving him my support in order to recover. Using that he is a DOC client as a upper hand in doing so. This is not productive to his recovery and is causing him emotional harm which causing him to regret taking this as an option. Which is sad because this is what he needed. I am disappointed that this is what it has come to and would hope that with this review there would be some improvements.

★☆☆☆☆
Trap Lapoon8 years ago

I did six months in that program while I was there I almost got kicked out every week they used to threaten me and they said are used to jump the gate just cause I used to work out by the gate because the gym it was… placed by the gate behind the nurse office the lady put her hands on me the one that runs the place took my hat off my head like I had drugs in there They try to fire my counselor mr. p Just for doing his job and giving people real therapy clients are making up stories calling the police on each other for no reason

★☆☆☆☆
Troy Butler8 years ago

Just horrible. Money hungry. Serve expired donated food to save money. Anyway to save a dollar and make one they will do. The staff that work directly with clients are okay. The staff in the front office are horrible.… (Except for the receptionist who doubles as an coordinator). Trust me don't go there

★★★★★
Robert Trautvetter8 years ago

I thank God for H.O.H. very nice staff. Helpful counselors. And solid structure. They helped me get my life back.

★☆☆☆☆
Disabled Junkie8 years ago

BULLDOZE THIS GULAG DOWN. IT NEARLY KILLED ME a decade ago. THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION. IT HELPS NO ONE. As for anyone who gets well : They did it all by themselves and such successful individuals are pawning off the… credit to an undeserving party. Whether that is House of Hope or A.A. or any other 12 Step Clone group. All the 5 star reviews are written by current, or former Staff members, or clients looking to win points with the Staff (They probably just don't want to return to Jail and will say ANY NONSENSE to make sure of that). Nora Volkow it Leon Trotsky's great grand daughter. I personally find this bizarre and disturbing. Then again, Frank Buchman loved Hitler. And without him Bill Wilson would have no Blueprint for his fraudulent cult religion. I had to watch videos featuring Ms. Nora Volkow in House of Hope. I still recall the painful Russian accent I heard while Detoxing to the point of nearly having Grand Mal Seizures and no one at all gave a damn. These Didactic, biased , Junk Science teaching videos that substituted for a real live staff member much of the time, they were and are made mostly by HAZELDEN.(Now bought out by BettyFord) Volkow is another Guru, a member of the Addictionology Priest Class, along with guys like Terrence Gorski, another Charlatan. As for this specific location and the staff members: NEPOTISM plus FRAUD explains why it is staffed the way it is. Many of the Clients had no clear addiction/chemical abuse issues, because they were at H.O.H. as part of Florida State Statute 916 (Nicknamed "Nine -Sixteens") It is a Official way of saying these people are such good liars or so out of touch with reality thanks to extreme mental issues, coupled with obscene ignorance of objective reality, that the 9-16 clients( about 1 in 3 of the total population a decade ago) were deemed INCOMPENTENT TO STAND TRIAL.They had to attend groups in which they learned what a "Judge" is, and so on. Most were faking ignorance or incoherent stupidity, but that didn't mean that they were not Criminally Dangerous. They threatened me..The rest got charged with mostly Minor Drug Offenses-these are victimless crime..there is no such thing as a victimless crime except in our modern Legal System. No one beside me was diectly harmed by my own actions leading up to my coerced stay at HOH. Because I wasn't bothering anyone else, and such little desire to bother anyone else that I went on a Suicidal Nihilistic Downward Spiral. While forced to be locked up in rehab where NOTHING, (Except AA & NA Nonsense) is taught. We were also taught that we were all horrible people (by other addicts+ alcoholics, hoping to recruit as many of us into a 12 Step Program as possible.) The head Admistrator there was Gerri Peppitone. She looked like Humpty Dumpty and talked like a Prison Warden. Frank Berardi was a bigtime AA advocate and a loser who Golfed for fun. That's his Recovery.. Please get hit by lightening on the Fairway, Frank. The other component of Berardi's Job was deciding who needed to go back to jail. I had cops raid my room because my bunkie went to the Beach for a few hours earlier in the week. That's how insanely strict this nonsense control grid/Police State really is. I recall even after my two months of unnecessarily horrible detoxing from benzos plus opiates, all AT THE SAME TIME, Left me puking and shaking and wigging out and collapsing uncontrollably for 2 months. Every time I went to the hospital, ALL my valuables were stolen: its 100% prison mentality. Psychiatrist Frances Caratinni falsely accused me of being stoned during an outpatient visit, thus terminating the already poor med mgmt that she had begun with me. She was a real-life Nurse Ratched (From "One Flew Over The Cukoo's Nest"). Even looked similar. She gave me a nasty cocktail that gave me Serotonin Syndrome or something very close to it, and it made detoxing that much more complicated when a SSRI CAUSES: Headaches, anxiety, depersonalization/derealization, disorientation, Diarrheah, etc. Im out of characters to write any further.

★☆☆☆☆
Todd Wernick10 years ago

If you truly need recovery and or dual diagnosis help, you Will Not receive it there. Drugs on the property and unstable staff. H.o.h. Is just a business and cares about money first. Court ordered clients have to pay… when they find employment. Dirty facilities. Donated unsafe food is served when they get weekly delivery from safe vendors. Do yourself a big favor and find help elsewhere.

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