About
About BHC Mesilla Valley Hospital
BHC Mesilla Valley Hospital operates a hospital-based medical detox program and substance abuse treatment center at 3751 Del Rey Boulevard in Las Cruces, New Mexico. Established in 1987, this Joint Commission-accredited facility provides 24-hour medically supervised detox and withdrawal management for adults and adolescents throughout Dona Ana County and southern New Mexico.
The hospital offers comprehensive detox programs including medical detox, inpatient detox, and medically supervised withdrawal management for multiple substances. Treatment protocols address alcohol detox, opioid detox for heroin and prescription painkillers including fentanyl, and drug detox services. Beyond detox, the facility provides residential treatment, intensive outpatient programs (IOP), and outpatient services for continued recovery support.
Medical professionals at BHC Mesilla Valley Hospital utilize cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) and medically supervised protocols to manage withdrawal symptoms safely. The hospital-based setting ensures 24-hour medical supervision during the detox process, with specialized dual diagnosis treatment for clients presenting co-occurring mental health disorders alongside substance use disorders.
The facility serves both adolescents and adults, with unique accessibility features including American Sign Language (ASL) services for deaf and hard of hearing clients. As a TRICARE provider accepting Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurance, BHC Mesilla Valley Hospital offers 24-hour admission capabilities for urgent detox needs in the Las Cruces area and broader El Paso region.
- Hospital-based medical detox with 24-hour medical supervision and admission capabilities
- Specialized ASL services and accessibility features for deaf and hard of hearing clients
- Joint Commission accredited facility with TRICARE provider status for military families
- Adolescent-specific inpatient detox track alongside adult programs
- Comprehensive opioid detox protocols for heroin, fentanyl, and prescription painkillers