Built for Veterans, by Veterans: Hope Valley Health opens new Wasilla facility

For veterans struggling with mental health and substance use recovery, and trauma therapy, a new facility is coming to the Mat-Su Valley. Hope Valley Health and Wellness has announced its official opening on April 20, 2026, bringing a specialized, trauma-informed approach to mental health and addiction recovery to the region.

Located at 6816 W Queen Anne Ave in Wasilla, the facility is designed to meet the growing need for comprehensive behavioral health services, with a unique focus on serving veterans, active-duty service members, and first responders.

Built for Veterans, by Veterans

Hope Valley Health and Wellness distinguishes itself by offering care designed by those who understand the unique culture and challenges of military and emergency service. The facility has already achieved major milestones ahead of its opening, including accreditation by CARF International, certification by the Alaska Department of Behavioral Health, and credentialing with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) as a Community Care provider.

"If you are struggling with mental health or substance use, you have a place here," the organization stated in a recent release. "There is hope, in the valley."

Comprehensive Services

The clinic aims to address the "invisible wounds" of service, providing specialized treatment for PTSD, trauma, moral injury, depression, anxiety, and substance use disorders. The personalized and structured approach will be aimed at supporting individuals on their journey to healing, featuring a team dedicated to helping patients take the next step in recovery.

For more information, visit their social media profiles or contact the clinic regarding services.