What To Bring on Admission Day

What To Bring on Admission Day

Evidence-Based Mental Health
and Substance Use Treatment

Residential Approved Items to Bring

  • At least one to two week’s worth of medication
  • A variety of clothes for all weather conditions (please limit to two bags)
  • Comfortable workout clothes and sneakers
  • Slippers/slip on in-house only shoes
  • Non-slip shower shoes
  • Electric razor
  • Toiletries (alcohol-free)
  • An iPod/MP3 player for exercise use (one that does not connect to the internet, such as a SanDisk player)
  • Books and/or CD’s (each room has a CD player)

Identification & Financial Items to Bring (These items will be kept in our safe at the office)

  • Payment for the first month (in the form of either a check, credit card and/or wiring funds)
  • A debit card and/or Visa gift card (for spending money, which will be locked up safely)
  • Physical Insurance Card and/or Prescription Card (fax copy prior to admission to 603-606-7826)
  • Credit card to put on file with our pharmacy for co-pay charges, etc.
    Personal Identification Card (license or non-driver’s ID; if no ID, bring copy of birth certificate)
  • Social Security Number (used for insurance & identification purposes)
  • A list of frequently called phone numbers (as cell phones will be turned off and locked in the safe)

Items Not Approved to Bring (These items will either be sent back home with a family member accompanying a participant or disposed of upon admission if a family member is not present)

  • Over the Counter (OTC) medication
  • Supplements (e.g., protein shake/mixes/exercise protein mixes, exercise supplements)
  • Food, candy and drinks (including energy drinks and caffeinated beverages)
  • Electronics including, but not limited to laptops, tablets, DVD players, video games/devices, etc.
  • Cigarettes, e-cigarettes, vapes, chewing tobacco, pipe tobacco, loose cigarette tobacco, or cigars
  • Lighters and matches
  • Bottles containing any aerosol whatsoever (including some gel bottles)
  • Anything containing alcohol, including some personal hygiene items
  • Pornography
  • “R” rated movies and CDs with parental advisories
  • Weapons and Sharp items (metal files, tweezers, razors)
  • Contraband
  • Any expensive belongings

Baseball hats are not allowed to be worn inside the residences; they are allowed only if worn outdoors.

~Pillow/comforter/linens provided~

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WestBridge Meet & Greet WestBridge Meet & Greet

At WestBridge, we work with adult men and families from around the country and, in some cases, the world. One of the unique features of our model is our virtual Meet & Greet service which allows us to deepen our assessment and begin building trust and engaging participants  in the pre-admission process.