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Location
2809 North 20th Street East, Omaha, NE 68110
Phone
402-829-1531Primary Focus
Treatment Settings
Treatment Approaches
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About Open Door Missions Lydia House
Open Door Mission's Lydia House provides residential treatment and recovery services through their New Life Recovery Program in Omaha, Nebraska. This comprehensive facility serves men, women, families, and veterans with a capacity of 917 residents, combining safe housing with health and wellness services to support long-term recovery goals.
Open Door Mission's Lydia House operates as a large-scale residential treatment facility in Omaha's North 20th Street corridor, providing comprehensive recovery services through their New Life Recovery Program. This 917-capacity center represents one of Nebraska's most extensive residential treatment options, serving the greater Omaha area and extending support to Southwest Iowa communities seeking addiction treatment and recovery services.
The facility centers its residential treatment around the New Life Recovery Program, which integrates safe shelter with ongoing recovery support services. Participants have access to nutritious meals, health and wellness clinic services, and consumer choice food pantries as part of their comprehensive treatment experience. The program operates 24 hours daily, ensuring continuous support for individuals transitioning through different phases of their recovery journey.
Lydia House takes a community-centered approach that addresses both immediate housing needs and longer-term recovery goals. The program recognizes that sustainable recovery requires more than temporary shelter, incorporating health services and nutritional support to build a foundation for lasting change. Their expanded programs and services reflect a commitment to meeting people where they are in their recovery process.
The center welcomes men, women, families, and veterans, making it particularly valuable for families seeking recovery services together. Veterans receive specialized attention within this diverse recovery community. Those choosing Lydia House join a substantial residential treatment environment where peer support naturally develops among the large resident population, while maintaining access to professional health services and structured meal programs that support both immediate stability and long-term recovery planning.
Residential Treatment Program
Lydia House's New Life Recovery Program provides structured residential treatment in a supportive community environment. The program operates continuously with 24-hour availability, ensuring residents receive consistent support throughout their recovery process. This residential treatment model combines safe housing with comprehensive services designed to address multiple aspects of recovery.
The facility's substantial capacity of 917 residents creates opportunities for peer support and community building that smaller residential programs cannot offer. Residents participate in a structured environment that includes regular meals, health services, and access to consumer choice food pantries, supporting both immediate needs and longer-term recovery goals.
Health and Wellness Services
The on-site health and wellness clinic provides medical support as an integrated component of the residential treatment experience. This clinic ensures that residents can address health concerns without interrupting their recovery program participation, supporting the comprehensive approach to addiction treatment.
Nutritious meals and consumer choice food pantries complement the health services, recognizing that proper nutrition plays a crucial role in recovery. These services work together to create a foundation for physical wellness that supports the broader goals of addiction treatment and long-term recovery planning.
Community and Family Focus
Lydia House serves men, women, families, and veterans, creating an inclusive recovery community that acknowledges different paths to recovery. The facility's family-inclusive approach allows families to participate in residential treatment together, addressing addiction as a family concern rather than an individual challenge alone.
Veterans receive specialized attention within this diverse community setting, benefiting from both veteran-specific support and integration with the broader recovery community. This approach recognizes that recovery often benefits from both specialized understanding and diverse peer support networks.
Why Choose Open Door Missions Lydia House
- Large-capacity residential treatment facility with 917 beds accommodating diverse recovery community needs
- New Life Recovery Program specifically designed for comprehensive residential treatment approach
- Family-inclusive recovery services allowing families to participate in treatment together
- Integrated health and wellness clinic providing medical support alongside residential treatment
- 24-hour operations ensuring continuous support throughout all phases of residential treatment
- Veteran-specific services within broader recovery community setting
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of residential treatment does Lydia House provide?
Lydia House offers residential treatment through their New Life Recovery Program, which provides safe shelter, health and wellness clinic services, nutritious meals, and consumer choice food pantries. The program operates 24 hours daily to provide continuous support for recovery.
Can families participate in treatment together at Lydia House?
Yes, Lydia House serves families as part of their residential treatment program. The facility accommodates men, women, and families, allowing family members to participate in recovery services together rather than requiring separation during treatment.
What makes Lydia House different from other recovery centers in Omaha?
Lydia House operates with a capacity of 917 residents, making it one of the largest residential treatment facilities in the region. The facility combines residential treatment with integrated health and wellness clinic services, consumer choice food pantries, and 24-hour operations.
Does Lydia House provide services for veterans?
Yes, veterans are specifically listed among the populations served by Lydia House. Veterans receive support within the broader recovery community while having access to the same residential treatment services, health clinic, and nutritional programs.
What areas does Lydia House serve for residential treatment?
Lydia House serves the Omaha area, broader Nebraska, and Southwest Iowa communities. The facility is located on North 20th Street in Omaha and provides residential treatment services to this regional service area.
What health services are available during residential treatment?
Lydia House includes an on-site health and wellness clinic as part of their residential treatment program. This allows residents to access medical care without leaving the treatment environment, supporting comprehensive addiction treatment needs.
How does the meal program support recovery at Lydia House?
The facility provides nutritious meals and operates consumer choice food pantries as part of their residential treatment services. This nutritional support recognizes that proper nutrition contributes to physical wellness and overall recovery success.
What is the capacity and size of Lydia House's residential program?
Lydia House has a capacity of 917 residents, making it a large-scale residential treatment facility. This substantial size allows for a diverse recovery community while maintaining comprehensive services including health clinic access and structured meal programs.
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