What to Bring to Treatment and What to Leave at Home

In order to foster the most productive, safe, and positive environment for patients to recover in, we ask that they adhere to some simple rules set forth.

[content_icon icon="fa-check-circle"] YES: YOU CAN BRING

Current medications
Insurance information
License / Identiﬁcation
Closed toed shoes for activities

IF RESIDING IN RECOVERY HOME:

Enough clothes for 7 days
New & sealed toiletries – toothbrush, toothpaste, hair brush, shampoo, etc.

IF CHOOSING TO BRING THE FOLLOWING ITEMS, THEY WILL BE SECURED IN A LOCKED AREA:

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Mobile phone and/or any device with internet access*
Automobile keys (If car is being kept on property)
Link card

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* This is during clinical hours. If you’re residing in a recovery home, you’ll receive earned mobile phone / internet access once reaching a certain stage in your treatment.

[content_icon icon="fa-exclamation-circle"] NO: LEAVE AT HOME

Weapons or items that pose a danger to self or others
Illegal narcotics &/or drug paraphernalia
Medications that don’t match the name and/or information on the label
Erotic toys or pornography (including magazines, videos, photos of naked signiﬁcant others, etc.)
Materials that could be used to restrain someone or constrict blood ﬂow, including tourniquets/ “tie offs” or ropes and cables.
Money exceeding $20, credit, debit or gift cards
Aerosol products Alcohol or products containing alcohol
Valuables*

* Note: We cannot assume responsibility for lost or damaged personal items or theft of personal belongings.

IF RESIDING IN RECOVERY HOME:

Personal bedding (due to infection control issues)

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