WVU Medicine Center for Hope and Healing
The WVU Medicine Center for Hope and Healing supports adults struggling with substance use disorders through medically managed withdrawal stabilization and residential treatment.
The WVU Medicine Center for Hope and Healing’s Morgantown facility offers patient-centered care that involves individual and group therapy, as well as medication-assisted treatment. These services are provided in a serene setting by a team committed to providing state-of-the-art treatment, while a caring and supportive environment is maintained.
The Center for Hope and Healing provides a number of beds for detoxification and substance use disorder residential care, up to 28 days. Our patients receive a continuum of care that is ordinarily found at multiple sites by different providers. At the Center, we deliver essential forms of care in centralized locations, led by physicians specializing in addiction medicine and psychiatry.
For information, call (304) 974-4673 (Morgantown) or e-mail [email protected].
Our Services
The comprehensive person-centered treatment program offered at the Center for Hope and Healing includes:
- 28-day residential treatment (co-ed)
- Detoxification (co-ed)
- Family support services
- Individualized treatment plans
- Medication-assisted treatment
- Mindfulness-based practices
- Specialized programming for recent overdose survivors and pregnant women
- Trauma-informed care
Admissions
Step One: Contact Us
Complete an online referral form or reach out to our admission team at 304-974-4673 for assistance in completing the referral form. Our team is available 24/7 to help facilitate any individual with the ability to receive care as soon as possible.
Step Two: Medical Review
Our admissions team will work diligently to assess your needs and determine the appropriate level of care. Should our team have any follow-up questions while reviewing your referral, one of our team members will be in touch with you to get pertinent information.
Step Three: Treatment Plan Recommendation
Once accepted into our program, one of our admissions team members will be in contact with you to confirm a date and time for admissions. At this time, be sure to ask any other questions you may have regarding the program or treatment.
Step Four: Arrive to Our Facility
Admitting to treatment is a big step. Our team will make sure you feel welcome and at home as soon as you arrive to start your journey to recovery. Our experienced team will be happy to assist you and make your stay a positive experience.
Amenities
- 24/7 nursing staff
- Exercise room
- Fully staffed kitchen
- Peer Recovery Support Specialist on site 7 days a week
- Library
- Scenic views
- Walking trails
FAQ
How long is the program?
Residential Program: 28 days
Detox Program: Varies by individual; average stay is 3–5 days
Can I have visitors or family therapy?
Visitation: Not permitted to ensure privacy and focus on recovery
Family Therapy: Available virtually by request through your assigned therapist
Can I smoke during my stay?
Yes, cigarettes are permitted. However, all other tobacco or nicotine products (vapes, chewing tobacco, etc.) are not allowed.
Can I bring my phone or electronic devices?
No. To protect guest confidentiality, all electronic devices are prohibited during your stay.
Can items be dropped off during treatment?
Yes. Friends or family can drop off approved personal items. Any prohibited items will be returned or held until discharge.
Can I have outside food delivered or brought in?
No. All outside food and drink is prohibited, including deliveries from restaurants, friends, or family. All meals, snacks, and drinks will be provided on-site.
What does aftercare planning include?
Aftercare planning begins before discharge to support long-term recovery. Each plan is personalized and may include:
- Scheduling follow-up appointments (e.g., psychiatry, individual therapy)
- Referrals for sober living homes or long-term treatment
- Connecting to community resources like AA, NA, Celebrate Recovery, or peer support specialists
What to Bring
Clothing
- 7 weather-appropriate outfits (no offensive logos or drug/alcohol imagery)
- 7 sets of undergarments and socks
- 1 pair of gym shoes
- 1 pair of shower shoes
Hygiene Items
- Shampoo, conditioner, body wash
- Toothpaste and toothbrush
- Alcohol-free mouthwash
- Hairbrush/comb
- Glasses, dentures, hearing aids (as needed)
- Makeup and hair tools
(All items must be non-aerosol and alcohol-free)
Forgot something? Most essentials can be provided.
Optional Items
- Home medications or prescriptions (to be managed by staff)
- Brand new/unopened packs of cigarettes
- Books or recovery literature
- Sunglasses
- Hats
What NOT to Bring
- Aerosol sprays of any kind
- Hygiene items containing alcohol (e.g., mouthwash, hairspray, sanitizer)
- Perfume/cologne
- Illicit drugs, drug paraphernalia, over-the-counter medications
- Non-cigarette nicotine products (vapes, pouches, chewing tobacco)
- Electronics (phones, tablets, etc.)
- Inappropriate materials (drug/gang/offensive content, pornography)
- Glass/metal objects, glue, inhalants
- Stuffed animals, bedding, or towels
- Hair dye, laundry products
- Weapons or sharp items
- Money, credit cards, cameras, or recording devices
- Food or drink (all meals and snacks are provided)
