Starting the admissions process for detox can feel intimidating. Many people are afraid it will be a long, difficult process. As well, they may fear it will prove to be embarrassing.
That being the case, we make our admissions process quick and simple. We want to make people feel at ease and never judged. Then, we want them to get the help they deserve quickly.
For the purpose of this, we have 3 simple steps in our admissions process:
Assessment
When someone calls, we begin with a brief phone assessment. This allows us to see if our program is the right fit. Additionally, it gives them a chance to ask any questions they have. As a result of both, we can figure out the perfect treatment plan to help them get sober.
Approval
We explore their options for payment. This includes insurance, private pay, and payment plans. Treatment is an investment in health and a sober future. What they pay now will save money down the road. This includes a new ability to recommit to a career or education.
As well, a person’s physical and mental health improves as a result of treatment. This saves money and suffering in the long run. Once approved, we set up an admissions date and time. This can happen quickly, which allows them to start getting better right away.
Next, we will advise someone on what to expect when they arrive. Along with that, we will provide them with the information they need before arriving. This includes what to pack and what paperwork they’ll need. Additionally, we’ll provide an overview of what their schedule will be like while they’re our guest.
Admission
When a person arrives, their friendly admission counselor will greet them. Then, we will provide they with a full orientation. As a result, they will understand what their stay with us will be like. We will perform assessments for both their physical and mental health.
Doing so helps us anticipate possible medical and psychological needs they’ll have during detox. Thus, we can prepare to offer quick help for any issues that arise. Indeed, their detox will be more comfortable as a result of the admissions process.