About
About Hope Rising
Hope Rising operates from 865 West 100 North in Hurricane, Utah, in Washington County, with sister locations in St. George and New Harmony. Founded by the Mayfields — retirees from law enforcement and firefighting careers — the organization began as a small detox center and has grown into a full-service recovery, mental health, and family practice operation. The integration of substance use treatment with primary care and mental health is the program’s defining structural feature.
The clinical approach is built around individualized treatment rather than the standard rehab pathway. Hope Rising explicitly rejects what it calls ‘one size fits all’ care, designing each client’s treatment plan around their specific clinical and personal circumstances. The continuum includes medical detoxification, residential treatment, day treatment (which can be entered without prior residential), and intensive outpatient programming. Cognitive support is woven throughout via mental health counseling and medication management, with substance use Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) for clients whose recovery requires pharmacological support during early sobriety.
Hope Rising’s family practice and mental health arm extends the program’s reach well beyond traditional rehab. Board-certified practitioners provide adult primary care — routine check-ups, vaccinations, chronic disease management — alongside mental health counseling and psychiatric medication management. For clients leaving substance use treatment, this means they don’t lose their care team after discharge: the same organization continues to provide primary care and psychiatric support, dramatically reducing the discontinuity that often follows rehab.
Hope Rising is Joint Commission accredited and accepts Medicaid, TRICARE, private insurance, state insurance, and self-pay (described on the website as ‘private funds’). The 24/7 substance use admissions line is 435-632-3335, while mental health, family practice, and MAT services are reached at 435-215-7533. Client testimonials repeatedly emphasize the small, family-style culture of the program — clients are explicitly referred to as ‘family members’ rather than patients.
- Joint Commission-accredited medical detox facility with 24-hour medical supervision
- Adventure therapy integration utilizing proximity to Zion National Park
- Home-like residential setting rather than clinical institutional environment
- Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) protocols for comprehensive withdrawal management
- Dual focus on substance use and mental health stabilization during detox