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New Haven is open year round, so feel free to contact us any time with questions, requests, or to talk to one of our staff members. Just call, email, or fill out the form below to let us know how we can help you.

And if you are a parent or professional interested in a tour of New Haven, just ask! Our admissions department will schedule a campus tour where you can meet our staff and students, and see one or both of our campuses. To plan your travel, see the map below for our specific locations in Spanish Fork, Utah, and Saratoga Springs, Utah.

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New Haven
2172 E 7200 S.
Spanish Fork, Utah 84660
Phone 888-317-3958
Fax 801-794-9558
Email admissions@newhavenrtc.com

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North Campus (Saratoga Springs, Utah) and South Campus (Spanish Fork, Utah)

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888.317.3958 Calls Answered Live 24/7 Facility Main Number 801-794-1218

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