What Is the Enrollment Process?
The admissions process, or enrollment process, is the first step to entering a drug and alcohol treatment program. Our admissions team is prepared to walk you through each step. They will ask you a series of questions to verify your information and confirm that we can deliver effective treatment to you or your loved one.
Being prepared to enter your stay in treatment can reduce stress and leave you feeling more accommodated. There are specified items that you are not allowed to bring into rehab and certain things you may need.
Are You Ready To Get Help?
At Northridge Addiction Treatment Center, we seek to make the admissions process as fast and friendly as possible. Identifying that you have become addicted to drugs or alcohol is the courageous first step toward lasting rehabilitation. Realizing the upcoming changes can feel overwhelming but look to the investment you are putting into your future. Sobriety is possible, and recovery doesn’t have to be a wish. We understand enrolling in treatment can feel intimidating. We are here to guide and support you every step of the way.
Residents are recommended to bring:
- Identification/Driver’s License
- Prescription card or pharmacy card
- Prescription medications
- Insurance cards
- Five days’ worth of clothes
- Personal hygiene items
- Workout outfit
- Swimsuit
- Cigarettes or e cigarettes for designated areas
- Computers, laptops, tablets, and smart devices (permitted with clinical approval)
Residents are prohibited to bring:
- Alcohol based items (cologne, perfume, mouthwash)
- Sharp objects
- Weapons
Verify your insurance, it may cover the cost of treatment
In just a few minutes, we’ll give you perspective of how your insurance may help with your recovery from addiction. Even if you don’t see your insurance providers logo here, you may still be eligible for coverage.
Fill out the secure form and we will contact you with clarity about your insurance coverage.
Do You Have Questions?
Deciding to enter treatment can leave you feeling overcome with questions. We composed a list of answers to the most commonly asked ones. If you have a question that isn’t listed, do not hesitate to call our confidential line. Our admission counselors are eager to help you navigate through this journey.
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