About
About Valley Hope Cushing
Valley Hope Cushing is a substance use treatment facility at 100 South Jones Avenue in Cushing, Oklahoma, part of the established Valley Hope network that has been treating addiction since 1967. The facility operates around the clock and offers a structured continuum of care that begins with medical detox — making it a destination for individuals who need supervised withdrawal management before stepping into longer-term treatment. More than 97% of patients rate their treatment experience as excellent and say they would recommend the program to a loved one, a figure Valley Hope itself highlights on its official site.
The levels of care at Valley Hope Cushing span the full treatment spectrum. Medical detox is available for patients who require withdrawal management before entering other programming. From there, patients can transition into residential treatment, which provides 24-hour structure and support. The facility also runs a Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP), a standard outpatient program, and telehealth services — allowing patients to access care at the level that matches their clinical needs and personal circumstances.
Treatment at Valley Hope Cushing incorporates Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) as a core therapeutic method, and the program addresses co-occurring disorders alongside substance use — an important consideration for individuals whose addiction intersects with mental health conditions. The facility’s 24-hour operating schedule means intake and care are accessible at any point, which matters for individuals and families navigating an acute crisis.
Valley Hope Cushing serves two specific populations beyond its general adult patient base: veterans and women. TRICARE is accepted, making the facility a direct option for active-duty personnel, veterans, and their families seeking medically supervised detox or residential treatment. Private insurance and self-pay are also accepted. Alumni services are available following treatment, extending the facility’s support past the point of formal discharge.
- Medical detox available 24 hours a day as the entry point to a full residential-to-outpatient continuum
- Part of the Valley Hope network with operations dating back to 1967
- TRICARE accepted — one of the few Payne County programs with confirmed veteran-specific payment coverage
- Co-occurring disorder treatment integrated alongside substance use programming
- More than 97% of patients rate their treatment experience as excellent, per Valley Hope's own reporting