Admissions

The Admission Process

Getting Started

A family member or many seeking addiction treatment can contact us 24-hours a day to take the first step in the recovery process.

Our simple, straightforward admissions process is designed to create an easy process for getting people the help they need.

During the initial call, a phone interview will be scheduled. It can take place immediately, or if the call is placed after 5 p.m. EST, within the next 24 hours. Your admissions specialist will be able to answer any questions you may have at this time.

The interview, which will last approximately 30 minutes, may take place either by phone or over Skype. You’ll speak with our intake coordinator to ensure that the candidate is a good cultural fit with Good Landing Recovery. They will also explain and review the treatment program.

Issues addressed during the assessment interview include the substances being used (alcohol, recreational drugs, prescription drugs, etc.), frequency of use, addiction history, past treatment attempts, and more as deemed necessary by the intake coordinator. The information we collect helps us ensure the highest quality of care for our client’s needs.

If for whatever reason we determine that Good Landing Recovery is not an appropriate fit for a particular client’s needs, we’ll be happy to recommend alternate program options if requested.

Our focus on restoring wellness to our clients’ bodies, minds, and spirits is built on the foundation of therapy, counseling, physical fitness, biblical instruction, and a community of supportive peers.

Treatment Costs

Affordable Private Pay Treatment

From a partial hospitalization program to an intensive outpatient program, Good Landing Recovery provides a course of treatment suitable for each individual seeking recovery.

We accept all major insurance providers.

What to Bring

Once you’ve made the choice to take the first step toward sobriety, you may be wondering what is and isn’t allowed at Good Landing Recovery. Use the following lists when packing to ensure a successful outcome:

What to bring:

• Comfortable clothing (enough for one to two weeks)
• Necessary toiletries
• Athletic shoes
• Flip flops
• Stamps and envelopes

What not to bring:

• Magazines
• Drugs or alcohol
• If you choose to stay with us