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Touchstone

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Lincoln, Nebraska

Level of care
Residential
Ages
19+
Insurance listed
Medicaid, Most private insurance, Probation vouchers, Region V funding (Nebraska Division of Behavioral Health / region funding), Region II funding, Sliding fee scale (self-pay)
Phone
(402) 474-4343
Address
2633 P St., Lincoln, NE 68503-3528
Website
touchstonelincoln.org

9 sources, newest retrieved Jun 24, 2026. Record researched Jun 24, 2026.

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Published program summary

Short-term (typically 35-42 day) adult residential SUD program formed in 1998 as a collaboration between Houses of Hope of Nebraska and CenterPointe, operating on the ground floor of CenterPointe's administrative building in Lincoln. It uses a trauma-informed, multidisciplinary approach that treats addiction and co-occurring mental health concurrently and exposes clients to multiple recovery pathways (12-Step, SMART Recovery, Refuge Recovery).

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Services and populations

Levels of care
Residential
Specialties
Substance use disorders / addiction, Co-occurring mental health disorders (integrated SUD/mental health), Trauma-informed care, Pregnant women (priority admission), IV drug users and homeless individuals (priority admission)
Modalities
Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Motivational Interviewing (MI), 12-Step facilitation (AA/NA), SMART Recovery, Refuge Recovery, Individual, group, and family counseling, Case management, Psychiatric care, Nursing care, Mental health, substance use, wellness and life skills education, Recreational group outings
Ages
19+
Genders served
All adults (co-ed program; men's and women's bedrooms are separated)
Parent organization
Collaborative program of Houses of Hope of Nebraska and CenterPointe

Admissions and program details

Operating status
Listed as operating. Confirm current status with the program.
Typical length of stay
35-42 days

Insurance and credentials

Insurance listed
Medicaid, Most private insurance, Probation vouchers, Region V funding (Nebraska Division of Behavioral Health / region funding), Region II funding, Sliding fee scale (self-pay)
In-network notes
Funded primarily through Medicaid, Nebraska Division of Behavioral Health Region V and Region II funding, probation vouchers, and a sliding fee scale; the program states it takes "most private insurance." Region V / Region II funding requires residency in those Nebraska counties.
Accreditation
CARF
ASAM levels verified
3.5

Location

Location
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Address
2633 P St., Lincoln, NE 68503-3528
County
Lancaster County

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