When you make the decision to get treatment, you have a lot of questions. One of those questions is probably “How do I go about getting into treatment?” This is a life-altering decision, so at Chapel Hill Detox, we like to make it as easy as possible.
When you make the decision to get treatment, you have a lot of questions. One of those questions is probably “How do I go about getting into treatment?” This is a life-altering decision, so at Chapel Hill Detox, we like to make it as easy as possible.
The first step — and it’s a big one — is to call us. This could be the most important call of your life. Whether you’re calling for yourself or a family member, taking this first step is the hardest and we understand that. Because that moment when you need to make the call can occur at any time of day or night, we are here round-the-clock to help you get started on the road to recovery.
When you decide to enter treatment, you will talk to one of our intake specialists. All conversations with intake specialists are completely confidential so you never have to worry about that. This is an opportunity for you to ask the hundreds of questions you have and to provide information for our specialist.
Our admissions specialists are available 24 hours a day to help you and your loved ones through the admissions process. Initially, we will need to know that:
By collecting this information, our addiction specialists will be able to create a treatment plan specifically for you or your loved one.
By collecting this information, our addictions specialist will be able to determine your treatment needs and develop a treatment plan specifically for you. And of course, you will have input into which treatment path is right for you.
This is one of the most difficult times. Committing to an actual date and time makes it very real — and frightening.
When you arrive, you will be welcomed by our admissions specialist and we’ll go over your paperwork to make sure we have all of your information in our files. This includes emergency contact information and which people you allow us to speak to regarding your care. This is because, as always, your information is yours alone and completely confidential.
You will get to meet your lead counselor at this time along with many members of our staff who are also recovering substance abusers. They can be a valuable resource during your stay. Another member of your fellow patients will show you around and help you get settled in.
Our goal at Chapel Hill is to make sure that you always feel welcomed and cared for. You will become part of our family, and we’ll help you along every step of the way, from detox to aftercare and sober living. If you need your hand held, we’ll hold it. If you need a little push, we’ll provide it. But the first step is up to you. Contact us now.