About
About Saint Vincents of Kokomo Trinity House
Saint Vincents of Kokomo Trinity House operates as a substance use treatment program inside the Saint Vincent hospital network at 1907 West Sycamore Street in Howard County, Indiana. The facility’s footprint is built around outpatient services rather than overnight stays, which lets Kokomo-area residents continue working, parenting, and managing household responsibilities while engaging in structured recovery work each week.
Clinical care leans on cognitive behavioral therapy as the primary modality, with an intensive outpatient track available for clients who need more contact hours than a traditional weekly outpatient schedule allows. Because the program is positioned within a general hospital system, clients with overlapping mental health diagnoses can be evaluated and treated for co-occurring disorders without needing to coordinate care across multiple unaffiliated providers.
Access is shaped by hospital-system infrastructure. Trinity House accepts Medicaid, Medicare, TRICARE, private insurance, state insurance, and self-pay arrangements, and the program offers telehealth as an option for clients balancing transportation, childcare, or rural-distance barriers. American Sign Language services are available, expanding access for deaf and hard-of-hearing residents who are often underserved by community substance use programs.
The program holds Joint Commission accreditation, signaling adherence to nationally recognized safety and clinical-quality standards. Kokomo callers and family members exploring options for a loved one can reach the front desk at 765-456-5900 to verify intake openings, request a screening, and confirm which insurance products and service tracks currently have availability.
- Joint Commission accredited substance use program
- Outpatient and IOP tracks within a hospital system
- Telehealth available for ongoing sessions
- American Sign Language services for deaf/hard-of-hearing clients
- Co-occurring mental health and addiction care