About WVU Medicine Center for Hope and Healing
The Center for Hope and Healing’s Morgantown facility offers patient-centered care that involves individual and group therapy, as well as medication-assisted treatment. These services are provided in a serene setting by a team committed to providing state-of-the-art treatment, while a caring and supportive environment is maintained.
The Center for Hope and Healing provides a number of beds for detoxification and substance use disorder residential care, up to 28 days. Our patients receive a continuum of care that is ordinarily found at multiple sites by different providers. At the Center, we deliver essential forms of care in centralized locations, led by physicians specializing in addiction medicine and psychiatry.
Mission & Vision
The WVU Rockefeller Neuroscience Institute Department of Behavioral Medicine and Psychiatry provides hope in the Appalachian region for patients ranging from children to elderly adults dealing with emotional and psychological issues, including substance use and addiction.
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Children, Teen & Adults
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Professional Staff
JEREMIAH HOPKINS, MD
Medical Director of WVU Medicine Healthy Minds
CIERRA KEITH, Phd
Assistant Professor / Clinical Neuropsychologist
ABIGAIL LEWIS, LSW
Case Manager, Healthy Minds University and Adult Psychiatry
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Making a difference
We are committed to making a positive impact by providing ongoing monthly support and donations to a range of essential institutions that drive change and uplift communities.
