Facility profile New Hampshire

Mountain Valley Treatment Center

Open Plainfield, New Hampshire

Mountain Valley Treatment Center is a residential treatment center in Plainfield, New Hampshire, operated by Mountain Valley Treatment Center. It has operated since 2011.

About Mountain Valley Treatment Center

It was founded 2011 in Pike, NH; Plainfield campus (former Home Hill Inn) opened January 2018. It was part of the Becket Family of Services.source It was owned by Jay Wolter.source

Residential treatment for anxiety and OCD, ages 13-20. It cost $1,050 per day ($94,500 for 90 days).source It was a sister program of Oliverian School.source

It was a member of NATSAP since 2011.source

Incidents on record

  1. Abuse

    Survivors report verbal and emotional abuse, medical neglect, forced manual labor, attack therapy, isolation tactics, threats of being sent to wilderness or longer-term programs, and sleep deprivation at Mountain Valley Treatment Center.source

Staff

Administration

Notable staff

  • Jay Wolter

    Co-Founder and Presidentsource

    Elsewhere in the industry

    • Becket Family of Services Staff, 2025

  • Carl Lovejoy

    Co-Founder and Executive Directorsource

    Elsewhere in the industry

  • Everett Logan

    Associate Executive Director and Directorsource

  • Timothy DiGiacomo

    Clinical Directorsource

    Elsewhere in the industry

  • Rachel Morin

    Associate Clinical Directorsource

    Elsewhere in the industry

  • Caroline Lovejoy

    Operations Directorsource

  • Ashley Mets

    Program Directorsource

  • Shannon McCallie-Steller

    Former Therapistsource

    Elsewhere in the industry

  • Will Tracy

    Former Similar position (adventure teacher)source

    Elsewhere in the industry

Licensing and inspections

Program
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License category
Residential child care program
Licensed capacity
24
Licensing action
Active
Phone on file
(603) 989-3500
Licensed address
703 River Road, Plainfield, NH 03781

2 inspection reports on file. Search all New Hampshire reports

Every report, by date: 2 findings in 2 reports
  1. Mar 11, 2025 Renewal visit: 1 of 604 rules not met (He-C 4001.31(c)(1)) Open report
    1 finding

    • Non-compliant, renewal visit : He-C 4001.31(c)(1) In accordance with RSA 170-E:29-a, for every individual 18 years of age or older submitted on "Staff and Household Member Form"(December ...

      The licensing coordinator's review of the current staff list revealed four staff members working at the program who did not have complete background checks.

  2. Aug 8, 2024 Complaint visit: 1 of 98 rules not met (He-C 4001.15(ag)) Open report
    1 finding

    • Non-compliant, complaint visit : He-C 4001.15(ag) All medications belonging to staff shall be stored in a locked area, separate from residents' medications or otherwise inaccessible to ...

      The program self-reported that a resident had taken Staff A’s medication from their personal bag, which was not stored in a locked area and was accessible to residents. Staff A confirmed they had medication stored in their personal backpack and that the backpack was in the milieu and not secure. Three residents confirmed that staff regularly bring in personal bags to the program and within the milieu. One resident confirmed seeing medication bottles in Staff A’s personal backpack, which was open and not secured.

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Documents

Documents on file (7)
Woodbury Reports Mentions (3)

Wiki entries

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