Recovery support · Las Vegas
From Detox to Stability at 5450 West Sahara: PHP Beds and Recovery Support in One Place
Leaving detox is supposed to be a fresh start. For too many people in Las Vegas, it's a return to the street, a couch that isn't safe, or no plan at all.
At 5450 West Sahara Avenue, partners are working to change that. Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) beds are open for adults with substance use disorder (SUD). Hope Harbor of Las Vegas provides the treatment, and our lead partner Together We Give provides bed placement and support services. Everything else a person needs to get stable — an address, an ID, a case manager, a job lead — is available in the same place.
One Building, One Plan
No single organization can solve addiction, homelessness, and unemployment alone. 5450 brings partners together so a person doesn't have to bounce between offices across the valley.
Treatment and recovery
- PHP for substance use disorder — an outpatient care program with structured daily treatment after detox or for people at high risk of withdrawal or relapse
- IOP, outpatient, and co-occurring care through Hope Harbor
- Peer support and behavioral health services
Stability and basic needs
- PHP beds for enrolled, approved clients through Together We Give
- A dependable mailing address
- Help getting identification and personal records
- Case management and connections to healthcare and community resources
Rebuilding a life
- Employment help and job training
- Educational support and tutoring
- Veterans benefits navigation
- Reentry support for people coming home from incarceration
See the full list on our Services page.
Who Should Be Referred to PHP
PHP is an outpatient care program. It's a strong fit for adults who:
- Just finished detox and need daily structure before outpatient care
- Face a high risk of withdrawal or relapse
- Live with both a substance use disorder and a mental health condition
- Are leaving jail, are court-referred, or are on probation or parole
- Don't have a safe, stable place to stay that supports early recovery
Enrollment and approval are required
Every client must enroll in the program and be approved by the Program Director for bed placement. Service availability and eligibility vary by provider, and our team will help identify the right next step for each person.
Who Does What at 5450
Hope Harbor — licensed treatment provider
Hope Harbor (SOS Recovery, LLC, doing business as Hope Harbor) is a SAPTA/BHCEN-certified behavioral health provider at 5450 West Sahara, Suite 150. Hope Harbor provides the clinical PHP treatment, completes the clinical assessment, and bills Nevada Medicaid and insurance for the treatment it provides. Clients step down into its Intensive Outpatient Program and outpatient care.
Together We Give — nonprofit support services
Together We Give leads the 5450 collaboration. It's a Joint Commission–accredited 501(c)(3) nonprofit that manages PHP bed placement, case management, and stabilization services.
5450 — the shared location
5450 is a project of Together We Give where partners coordinate services in one place. Each organization is responsible for its own services and credentials.
Meet all of our collaborators on the Partners page.
For Referral Partners: How to Send a Client
Detox units, hospitals, ERs, residential programs, case managers, jails, courts, and probation officers can all refer.
- Call Together We Give at (702) 518-3636 or email info@twgnv.org for PHP beds.
- Share the basics: level of care, discharge or release date, co-occurring conditions, and Nevada Medicaid details.
- Assessment and approval: Hope Harbor completes the clinical assessment, and the Program Director approves bed placement.
- Intake: Once approved, intake is often same-day or next-day.
Hope Harbor accepts and bills Nevada Medicaid for PHP treatment. Individuals and families can also request assistance online.
Referral and Compliance Standards
- No payment for referrals. 5450 partners do not pay, offer, or accept money or anything of value in exchange for patient referrals.
- Freedom of choice. Every client has the right to choose any qualified treatment provider. Support services are not offered as an inducement to choose a specific provider.
- Need-based placement. PHP admission is based on Hope Harbor's clinical assessment. Bed placement is based on eligibility and need and requires Program Director approval.
- Separate billing. Hope Harbor bills for the treatment it provides. Together We Give does not bill Medicaid for PHP treatment.
- Confidentiality. Partners follow HIPAA and 42 CFR Part 2. Records are shared only with the client's written consent, through secure channels.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is 5450 West Sahara?
5450 is a collaborative community resource center at 5450 West Sahara Avenue in Las Vegas. It's a project of Together We Give, where nonprofits, treatment providers, and community partners coordinate services in one place.
Are PHP beds available at 5450?
Yes. PHP beds are currently open for substance use disorder. Call Together We Give at (702) 518-3636 to confirm availability.
Who provides SUD treatment at 5450?
Hope Harbor of Las Vegas provides and bills for SUD and PHP treatment. Together We Give provides bed placement, case management, and stabilization services.
Can PHP clients get a bed?
Yes. Clients who enroll and are approved by the Program Director for bed placement can receive a PHP bed while in the program.
Does 5450 accept referrals from courts and probation?
Yes. Jails, courts, and probation and parole officers can refer. Every client follows the same enrollment and approval process.
Do 5450 partners pay for referrals?
No. Partners do not pay or accept anything of value for referrals, and clients may choose any qualified provider.
Take the Next Step
Beds are open now. One call can turn a discharge into a plan.
Call (702) 518-3636 · Request Assistance · Contact 5450
Related reading:
- PHP Beds Open in Las Vegas: Refer Clients Stepping Down From Detox — Together We Give
- PHP in Las Vegas: A Step-Down Path From Detox to Outpatient Recovery — Hope Harbor
If someone is in immediate crisis, call 988 or 911. SAMHSA's National Helpline: 1-800-662-HELP (4357).