Admissions
Going to rehab for addiction isn't easy…
But it doesn't have to be so hard.
We understand that taking first step can be scary. Fortunately, each member of our admissions team is experienced, knowledgeable, and understanding.
Most importantly, they're here to help.
We may provide a referral in the event that a service we do not offer is needed as part of a client's recovery or intake. Such services include but are not limited to additional psychiatric services, medical services, and psychological testing.
Where to start
The first step is to call and speak with a member of our admissions team.
During this initial phone consultation, your admissions specialist will ask for specific information, including:
As part of a consultation and intake assessment, you can expect to work with clinical staff and case managers to create treatment plans specific to your individual needs, including a comprehensive discharge plan.
Ready to begin? Call for a free consultation.
To maintain a safe, clean environment for West Valley Detox clients and staff members alike, we have implemented a comprehensive, multi-point COVID-19 action plan, which includes:
All incoming clients are subject to medical pre-screening and evaluation to prevent contagion from being introduced to our facilities.
If deemed necessary, clients will be given the opportunity to participate in certain treatment sessions remotely using live chat when available.
All staff members and clients are required to wash their hands thoroughly and regularly to prevent the transmission of contagion.
All staff members will regularly and thoroughly disinfect accessible surfaces and spaces on the premises.
Visitation with loved ones will be monitored and regulated to prevent the introduction of contagion to our facilities.
All staff members and clients will be monitored for any visible symptoms of illness. When deemed necessary, medical testing will be performed, such as temperature checks.
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What to bring to rehab
Packing is an important part of your preparation for rehab. It requires an unexpected amount of planning because even though you don't want to forget anything you may need, overpacking can be equally as problematic.
To help get you started, here's a brief guide to packing for rehab.
Identification
You'll need to be able to verify your identity once you get to rehab.
For this reason, you should bring either a state ID, passport, or another valid form of identification.
Clothing
The amount of clothing you should bring depends on how long your program(s) will be.
However, you will have the opportunity to do laundry when needed, so you don't need quite as much clothing as you may think.
Other Necessities
A credit or debit card is recommended for things like copays and prescriptions.
Some form of entertainment — like a book, some magazines, sudoku, etc. — to enjoy during your downtime is a good idea.
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