Addiction Treatment and Mental Health Clinic Near Abington, PA

Our facility is strategically located to be accessible to everyone in the Abington and Jenkintown areas.

Driving Directions from Central Abington (Abington Hospital Area)

1. Head north on PA-611 N (Old York Rd/Easton Rd) toward Willow Grove.
2. Continue through Willow Grove, staying on PA-611 N.
3. After passing the PA Turnpike entrance, continue into Horsham for approximately 1.5 miles.
4. Hope’s Destiny will be on your left. Total drive time is approximately 12–15 minutes.

Public Transit Options

• SEPTA Bus Route 55: This is the most efficient route from Abington. The Route 55 bus travels directly along PA-611 (Easton Rd).
  • The Stop: Exit the bus at Easton Rd & Horsham Rd. Our facility is a short walk from the stop.
• SEPTA Regional Rail: Patients can take the Warminster Line to the Roslyn or Ardsley stations. From there, a 10-minute rideshare will bring you directly to our front door in Horsham.

To speak with an admissions counselor, call 215-935-4191 or visit our insurance page to verify your benefits.

Is Hope’s Destiny located near Abington, PA?

Our primary clinical facility is located in Horsham, PA, which is approximately a 12-to-15-minute drive for most Abington and Jenkintown residents. This short distance allows patients to remain close to their family and support systems while benefiting from a discrete, professional environment outside their immediate neighborhood.

Do you offer specialized programs for Abington School District students?

Yes. We provide dedicated Teen Mental Health and Addiction tracks designed specifically for adolescents. We understand the academic pressures within the Abington and nearby Upper Dublin school districts, so we offer flexible after-school hours to ensure treatment doesn’t interfere with your child’s education or extracurricular activities.

How can I get to the Horsham clinic from Abington without a car?

Abington residents have excellent public transit access via SEPTA Bus Route 55, which runs directly along PA-611 (Easton Road) into Horsham. Additionally, the Warminster Regional Rail Line serves the Roslyn and Ardsley stations, providing a reliable connection for those coming from the southern parts of the township.

Do you accept private insurance for Montgomery County residents?

Absolutely. Hope’s Destiny works with most major private insurance providers. Because every policy is different, we recommend using our Online Insurance Verification Tool or calling 215-935-4191 to get a detailed breakdown of your coverage before starting treatment.

Can I continue working in Abington while attending your programs?

Yes. Our Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP) is specifically structured for working professionals and students. With both morning and evening sessions available, you can receive high-level dual diagnosis care while maintaining your career and daily responsibilities in Abington.