Seven Hills Hospital

Seven Hills Hospital stands apart from single-service providers by offering every major level of addiction care on one campus. Individuals entering the facility can begin with medical detox, then move through residential treatment and into outpatient or Intensive Outpatient (IOP) programming as their recovery progresses. That built-in continuum matters for people focused on long-term recovery — transitions between levels of care happen within a system that already knows the patient's history.

The hospital operates 24 hours a day with a capacity of 134, which means admissions and clinical support are available at any hour. For families navigating the logistics of getting a loved one into treatment, that round-the-clock availability reduces one of the most common barriers to starting care.

Substance use rarely exists in isolation. Seven Hills Hospital formally addresses co-occurring disorders and dual diagnosis, meaning clinicians are equipped to treat trauma, PTSD, and mental health conditions alongside addiction — not as separate tracks, but as interconnected parts of a person's care. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) provides the clinical backbone, helping individuals identify the thought patterns and behaviors that sustain addictive cycles.

For people who have previously cycled through treatment programs that addressed substance use without adequately treating underlying mental health conditions, this integrated approach represents a meaningful difference in how care is structured at Seven Hills.

The hospital's admissions reach across generations. Adolescents, young adults between 18 and 25, and seniors are each explicitly served, which is uncommon among facilities that typically focus on a single adult demographic. Programming that accounts for the different needs of a teenager versus an older adult reflects a more intentional approach to population-specific care.

Seven Hills also extends services to individuals who are Deaf or hard of hearing — a population that faces significant access gaps in behavioral health and addiction treatment settings. Combined with the facility's Opioid Treatment Program (OTP) certification and Joint Commission accreditation, the hospital is positioned as a recovery center built for a wide range of individuals navigating substance use and its related challenges.

Cost and coverage are among the most common reasons people delay entering addiction treatment. Seven Hills Hospital accepts 15 private insurance carriers, including Aetna, Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, United Healthcare, Humana, Optum, Magellan Health, and Molina Healthcare, among others. Public coverage through Medicare, Medicaid, and state insurance is also accepted, as is TRICARE for military-connected individuals and families.

Self-pay is available for those without insurance coverage. The breadth of accepted plans means that a larger share of people seeking residential treatment, outpatient programs, or medical detox in the Henderson and greater Las Vegas area can access care at Seven Hills without first navigating coverage denials or out-of-network complications.