Additional Admission Requirements are:

1) Abuse of a mood or mind altering substance within the previous 30 days.

2) Commitment to be compliant upon admission with program structure and policies for the entire 90 day + time period.

3) Must be physically capable of going up and down several flights of stairs.

4) Must not be on intensive probation.   If the individual is on regular probation, then their probation officer must fax a letter stating that they have permission to attend our program.   No probation or parole officers are permitted to visit with clients at this facility.

For Potential Clients

Admission to Rebound begins with a phone call. You must call for yourself and if you leave a message, it has to include a return number where we can reach you.
When you call or your call is returned, you will participate in a screening interview. During the interview you will be asked about some of the following:

• Previous admissions to Rebound if you have been here before
• The last time you used
• Reason you are seeking treatment at this time
• Your current legal status
• Your current medical condition
• Your current psychiatric condition
• Your ability to participate in therapeutic work
• Any anticipated needs beyond what the program offers

Based on the information you provide, an admission appointment will be scheduled. Please understand that the admission date is provisional – meaning that having an appointment is not a guarantee of acceptance into the program. Additional screenings take place once you get here. If you want to get into the program, you have to be honest in the interview process.
In order to bed admitted on the day of your appointment, you must:

• Be able to pass a breathalyzer and urine drug screen (there are no exceptions for this)
• Bring a photo ID
• Pass a medical screening conducted by a nurse at the facility

Once you are admitted to the program, you will complete paperwork, participate in orientation, participate in group discussions, and attend in-house functions like chapel and 12 Step meetings until a bed becomes available. You will be able to contact your family/friends via payphones while you participate in PreProgram.

What to bring

-  Clothing for 2 weeks
-  Laundry detergent
-  Hygiene items (soap, shampoo, razors, etc)
-  A belt
-  A lock for your locker
-  Shower Shoes
-  Reading material appropriate for a Christian environment
-  Photo ID
-  Social Security Card or voucher from Social Security

What Not to Bring

-  Drugs or drug paraphernalia
-  Vitamins
-  Personal medication*
-  Includes prescribed medication, over the counter medication, vitamins, cough drops, etc., syringes, first aid supplies, antibacterial creams, peroxide, iodine etc.
-  Mouthwash that contains alcohol
-  Spray cologne
-  Hair products containing alcohol
-  Isopropyl alcohol
-  Metal nail files
-  Scissors (including manicure scissors)
-  Hair clippers**
-  Hair dryers
-  Electric razors
-  Straight razors
-  Personal iron
-  Alarm clock (any kind that makes noise)
-  Personal lamp
-  Personal fan
-  Television
-  Walkman or other personal music device (tape / CD player)
-  Computer
-  Phone
-  Pager
-  Inappropriate books, magazines, pictures, catalogs, calendars
-  Cards, dominoes, or other games***
-  Sports equipment**
-  Flashlights
-  Personal appliances
-  Flammable substances (butane, lighter fluid, etc)
-  Weapons (any item deemed dangerous) including toy weapons, live bullets, box cutters, pocket knives, personal knives, scissors
-  Personal work tools
-  Room deodorizers
-  Candles
-  Aersol sprays regardless of content
-  Cleaning supplies
-  Cameras
-  Food and drink, including candy and gum, includes sugar or other artificial sweetener
-  Silverware, plates, glasses from cafeteria

Extra pillows, mattresses, blankets, etc

* If approved my nurse must be marked and initialed
** May be checked in and out of assistant client coordinator’s office
*** Available in canteen / TV room area