What to Bring to Treatment - Pinnacle Treatment Centers

Your well-being comes first.

We want to make sure you have everything you need to make your stay comfortable and successful. Our list of items to bring—or not to bring—is devised with your privacy, safety, and well-being in mind. If you have any questions, talk to your admissions counselor.

Leaving your electronics and other distractions behind will enable you to focus on your recovery during your stay.

You will need:

Photo ID
Insurance card
Prescription card (if applicable)
Valid credit card
Money order of $250, prepaid Visa, OR valid credit card for prescription co-pays (the pharmacy does not accept American Express)
Non-aerosol toiletries, including washcloth and body wash
Any medications in their original prescription bottles (non-prescription medications such as vitamins need to be in unopened packages)
Notebook and pen.
Seasonally appropriate, comfortable clothing for one week. No clothing with inappropriate logos or slogans. In the summer, bring a swimsuit (at select locations). Please limit clothing to one week and one piece of luggage.

Optional items:

Up to 2 cartons of unopened packs of cigarettes (if a smoker)
NA/AA recovery reading materials or religious readings
Advanced directive/living will
Stationery/stamps

Do not bring:

Food (including gum and candy)
Mobile phones
Laptops
Cameras
MP3 players (iPods)
Video games
Alcohol
Drugs
Lighters
Weapons
Cologne
Mouthwash
Curling irons or flat irons
Linens (provided)

What to expect.

If you’re anxious about starting rehab, knowing what your residential stay will be like can help. While every treatment plan is individualized, there’s a clear structure to a typical day. Click here to learn more about what to expect.

Accreditation

Pinnacle Treatment Centers facilities are either CARF accredited, Joint Commission accredited, or seeking accreditation, with decades of delivering positive, life-changing outcomes for patients, families, and communities. Our team of credentialed physicians, nurses, clinicians, and administrative and support staff provide a full continuum of quality care that includes detoxification for residential and outpatient clients as well as transitional living programs. We treat the individual’s physical, emotional, spiritual, and psychological well-being.

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