ADMISSIONS

At Rainbow’s End Recovery Center, we try to make the admissions process as pleasant as possible. The decision to enter rehab for your addictions is not an easy one; it takes strength to admit you have a problem and need help. Once you take the first step by calling us, you will speak with an intake specialist within hours of your initial contact, who will treat you with the utmost kindness and respect while learning all he can about your problems and needs in order to insure appropriate treatment.

At this time, you may also speak to a financial counselor who will provide the information regarding costs, insurance reimbursements, and the possibility of a payment plan. Rainbow’s End Recovery Center will do what it can to make your desire for rehab and recovery a reality.

Though residential programs are expensive, you need to weigh the cost against the money spent on substance-abuse related expenses as well as the cost of the damages to your family, home life and career which have occurred as a result of your addiction.

What To Bring

Clothing:

Depending on the season: cold weather gear, i.e. gloves, cap, warm socks, base layers, boots; warm weather gear, i.e. river shoes, hat or sun visor, sunscreen.

Casual clothes, multiple layers

Walking shoes, hiking boots

Swim suit

Work out attire

Pajamas

Clients have access to laundry services on site.

Personal Toiletries:

Shampoo and conditioner

Toothpaste

Mouthwash (Non-alcohol)

Lotions

Deodorant

Brush, comb, other grooming items

Hair dryer

Shaving kit

Personal hygiene items containing alcohol are not permitted. Please check labels.

Miscellaneous:

Your own pillow or blanket for your comfort, if desired.

Please bring money for the following common items: medication co-pays, sodas, chips, candy, tobacco products.

Clients are discouraged from having excessive cash- more than $40- on their person. If needed, cash can be secured.

Cell phone with wall charger.

There is a 3-day black out period from cell phones upon arrival at the center.

Required:

Photo I.D. such as driver’s license, state I.D. card or passport.

Insurance I.D. card.

List of prescription medications with at least a seven (7) day supply.

Over-the-counter medications in an unopened container.

Names of health care providers and family members to be contacted.

What Not to Bring:

Clothing displaying alcohol, sex, drugs or violence.

No tight-fitting or revealing clothing.

Valuables exceeding $500.00.

Any dietary supplements without medical approval.

Items containing alcohol such as hairspray, colognes, etc.

Weapons, including pocket knives.

Pornography.