Treatment Admissions
At Michael’s House, we want to provide you with transition into treatment that leaves you feeling informed, taken care of and ready for the healing process. This is a general guide to help you understand what the admissions process might look like.
What Happens When I Call?
When you call, an admissions counselor will answer the phone and take time to ask you some questions about what you are struggling with or what you are looking for. The counselor conducts this brief interview in order to best determine your treatment options and what type of rehabilitation is right for you. If you’re calling on behalf of a loved one, the counselor will gather information about your loved one in order to find the treatment program that best fits him or her.
Initial Conversation
- How you or your loved one will travel to and from treatment
- Your insurance policy and what benefits may help cover the costs of treatment
- Recommended programs, length of stay and accommodations
- The help of a family mediator, especially if you are calling on behalf of a loved one
We care about your unique situation and the needs that you have. Our goal is to help you find the solutions that will enable long-term, successful recovery.
Will Michael’s House Take My Insurance?
We accept most major insurance plans, and we will work with your insurance company to verify what benefits will cover your treatment expenses. Our insurance verification team works very hard to get the best payment plan to fit your needs. We will be able to give you an accurate assessment of your options and what is covered or what costs may need to be paid out-of-pocket. The verification process does not cost you anything and will simply give you an appropriate picture of how you can plan for treatment financially. Please call us to learn more.
Upon Arrival at Michael’s House
When you arrive at Michael’s House, an intake coordinator will sit down with you to assess your needs and create a plan for your treatment process. Here are a few things you may talk to your intake coordinator about:
- Your family history and medical background
- Your health and the drug of choice
- Your personal concerns and goals
After the assessment, the intake coordinator will help you adjust to your new surroundings. You may go on a tour of the facility, meet your treatment team or simply relax in your room.
Detox and Stabilization
Soon after intake, you may begin going through detox and stabilization at our Stabilization Center. You may have reservations about the detox process, but your treatment team is equipped to meet your needs and make you as comfortable as possible. At Michael’s House, we do not believe in a formulaic, “one-size-fits-all” style of treatment—we tailor recovery plans to each individual. Every person is different, and we believe that each person should have his or her own specific plan for the best possible chance at long-term recovery. Our experienced staff will assist you through the detox process and on to the next phase of your treatment. We believe in a comprehensive approach that addresses the needs of the whole person in recovery. For more on what the complete treatment program would look like, please call us for more information.
Call Now to Learn About Getting Admitted to Michael’s House
If you would like to learn more about any part of our treatment program or how to get admitted to Michael’s House, please call our toll-free number. An admissions counselor is ready to answer your questions and help you find the solution you’re looking for. Whether you’re seeking treatment for yourself or a loved one, we can help. Call us today.
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