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Location
2739 Cedar Avenue South, Minneapolis, MN 55407
Phone
612-843-5664Website
http://www.metrohope.orgPrimary Focus
Treatment Settings
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About Healing House
Healing House is a residential treatment program in Minneapolis, MN offering 5- to 12-month recovery stays for men, women, pregnant women, and mothers with children. Operating under a Christ-centered model funded by private donations, it provides long-term residential treatment across two Twin Cities locations, with financial assistance and sliding-scale payment options available.
Healing House is a residential addiction treatment center located at 2739 Cedar Avenue South in Minneapolis, Minnesota, serving the broader Twin Cities area. Part of the Metro Hope Ministries network, the program stands apart from short-term rehab options by offering an extended residential stay — running anywhere from 5 to 12 months — giving residents the time and structure that lasting recovery often requires. With two residential locations across the Twin Cities, the program has a tangible footprint in the Minneapolis recovery community.
The sole level of care offered at Healing House is residential treatment, making this a focused, long-term recovery environment rather than a multi-track clinical facility. That singular focus means the program is built around sustained community living rather than rotating through multiple levels of care. Residents commit to a program measured in months, not weeks — a meaningful distinction for anyone who has tried shorter stints and found them insufficient for lasting change.
Healing House operates from an explicitly Christ-centered philosophy. Daily devotions and chapel speakers are woven into the daily rhythm of residential life. All programming is funded through private donations, which keeps the faith-based content independent of government funding. Most adult residents do receive some government aid for room and board, and the program also offers self-pay, sliding-scale fees, and financial assistance — reducing financial barriers for people who need long-term residential treatment but lack full private resources.
Healing House serves men, women, pregnant women, and mothers with children — a population mix that reflects a serious commitment to keeping families together during recovery. The inclusion of mothers with children is a distinguishing feature not found at most residential programs, and the extended program length gives families time to rebuild alongside one another. For individuals and families in the Minneapolis–Saint Paul area seeking a long-term residential recovery community grounded in faith, Healing House offers a rare combination of duration, affordability options, and family inclusivity.
Long-Term Residential Treatment in Minneapolis
Healing House offers residential treatment on a timeline that most rehab programs don't attempt — 5 to 12 months. For people whose recovery needs more than a 28-day program, that extended commitment can be the difference between stabilizing and actually rebuilding a life. The program operates across two residential locations in the Twin Cities, giving residents roots in a real community rather than a single isolated campus.
The program is part of Metro Hope Ministries and is anchored in a Christ-centered philosophy. Daily devotions and regular chapel speakers are core parts of life at Healing House — not optional add-ons. This faith-based structure provides consistency and accountability across the full length of a resident's stay, which in addiction recovery, consistency is one of the most underrated assets.
Who Healing House Serves
Healing House accepts men, women, pregnant women, and mothers with children into its residential treatment program. The inclusion of mothers with children is significant — very few long-term residential programs are equipped to serve families together, and the ability to do so removes one of the most common barriers that keep mothers from seeking treatment at all.
Serving the Minneapolis and broader Twin Cities area, Healing House draws residents from across the metro who are ready for a sustained, community-based approach to recovery. For family members supporting a loved one, knowing that a program can accommodate the whole family — and that it provides months rather than weeks of residential stability — can bring real clarity to a difficult decision.
Understanding the Costs of Residential Treatment at Healing House
Paying for long-term residential treatment is one of the most common concerns families face. Healing House addresses this directly: most adult residents receive some form of government aid to cover room and board costs, and the program also accepts self-pay and offers both sliding-scale fees and financial assistance for those who qualify. This layered approach to payment means that financial situation alone shouldn't be the reason someone doesn't pursue treatment.
It's worth noting that the Christ-centered programming at Healing House — the devotions, chapel speakers, and faith-based community elements — is funded entirely through private donations, not government aid. Children of residents do not receive government aid, so families considering the program should discuss costs for children directly with the admissions team. Reach Healing House at (612) 721-9415 or [email protected] for specific financial guidance.
Why Program Length Matters in Substance Abuse Treatment
Research on addiction recovery consistently points to one uncomfortable truth: shorter programs have higher relapse rates. A 5- to 12-month residential stay gives the brain time to regulate, relationships time to repair, and new habits time to take hold. Healing House is built around that reality, offering a program length that matches the actual timeline of recovery rather than the convenience of a short calendar window.
For people navigating the Minneapolis recovery community — whether returning from a previous short-term program or entering treatment for the first time — Healing House represents a residential treatment option where the commitment to long-term recovery is built into the program's structure from day one. The two Twin Cities locations and the welcoming of families further distinguish this recovery center from standard single-site, individual-focused residential programs.
Why Choose Healing House
- Extended 5- to 12-month residential program — one of the longer recovery commitments available in the Twin Cities
- Accepts mothers with children into residential treatment, supporting family recovery under one roof
- Christ-centered programming fully funded by private donations, keeping faith content separate from government-funded room and board
- Two residential locations across the Twin Cities give the recovery community a broader local presence
- Multiple payment options — self-pay, sliding scale, and financial assistance — make long-term residential care more accessible
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the residential treatment program at Healing House?
The program at Healing House runs between 5 and 12 months. This extended length is intentional — it gives residents time to build the routines, relationships, and stability that shorter rehab programs often can't provide. Program length may vary depending on individual progress and circumstances.
Does Healing House accept mothers with children into residential treatment?
Yes. Healing House specifically serves mothers with children as part of its residential treatment program. This is a relatively uncommon feature among long-term residential programs and removes a significant barrier for mothers who might otherwise be unable to seek treatment.
What is the faith-based approach at Healing House?
Healing House operates under a Christ-centered model. Daily devotions and chapel speakers are regular parts of residential life. All faith-based programming is funded through private donations rather than government aid, keeping that element of the program distinct from the room-and-board support many residents receive.
What payment options does Healing House offer?
Healing House accepts self-pay and cash, offers sliding-scale fees, and provides financial assistance for qualifying residents. Most adult residents also receive some form of government aid for room and board. Note that government aid does not extend to children of residents.
Does Healing House accept insurance?
The confirmed payment options at Healing House include self-pay, sliding-scale fees, and financial assistance. Most adult residents receive government aid for room and board costs. For specific questions about insurance coverage, contact Healing House directly at (612) 721-9415 or [email protected].
Where is Healing House located, and what area does it serve?
Healing House is located at 2739 Cedar Avenue South in Minneapolis, MN 55407, in Hennepin County. The program serves the Minneapolis and broader Twin Cities area and operates two residential locations across the metro.
Who is eligible to enroll in the Healing House residential program?
Healing House serves men, women, pregnant women, and mothers with children. The program is conducted in English. Prospective residents should contact the admissions team directly to discuss eligibility and availability at either Twin Cities location.
Is Healing House a short-term detox or a long-term recovery program?
Healing House offers residential treatment only — it is not a detox center. The focus is on long-term recovery, with program stays ranging from 5 to 12 months. People who need medical detox or withdrawal management services would need to address that step before or separately from enrolling.
How does Healing House differ from a standard 28-day rehab program?
The most immediate difference is duration — Healing House offers 5 to 12 months of residential treatment, far longer than the typical 28-day program. The program also integrates a Christ-centered daily structure, serves families including mothers with children, and operates across two Twin Cities locations, making it a community-embedded long-term recovery option rather than a short-term clinical stay.
How can I contact Healing House to learn more or begin the admissions process?
You can reach Healing House by phone at (612) 721-9415 or by email at [email protected]. Their website is metrohope.org. The center serves the Minneapolis and Twin Cities area and has two residential locations across the metro.
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