Admissions - WestBridge

WestBridge’s Admissions Team is here to answer any questions that you have. Team members are comprised of individuals with diverse clinical backgrounds and high levels of compassion. We believe ensuring individuals and their families get the right treatment, as quickly as possible, is of utmost importance. That is why here at WestBridge, you immediately get the expertise of a trained clinical professional from the moment you call in.

To ensure that WestBridge is the right place for men and their families to work on their recovery, we have developed a comprehensive admissions process that begins with a phone consultation and may include our signature Meet & Greet service.

Feel free to contact us with questions by phone or through the form below.

Online Contact Form:

Thank you for your interest in WestBridge. Feel free to complete the online form, and a member of our Admissions Team will contact you as soon as possible, Monday through Friday, from 8:00 am – 4:30 pm Eastern Time. All inquiries received outside of those hours will be responded to on the next business day.

If you or a loved one are experiencing an emergency, call 911, visit your nearest hospital’s emergency room or contact the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 800-273-8255, 24 hours 7 days.

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Is your loved one a male age 18+? (WestBridge treats men and their families)

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Are you a male age 18+?

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Is your patient/client a male age 18+?

Does your patient/client have a mental health diagnosis?

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Finding the Right Program for You or a Loved One

At WestBridge, we are dedicated to ensuring our program is a perfect fit for you or a male loved one. Our priority is recognizing your expectations and determining we have the ability to fulfill these expectations with confidence.

Ultimately, we have your best interest at heart and should our program not offer the treatment you require, we will happily identify and assist with connection to a more suitable provider.

Questions for Families to Ask Treatment Programs

To learn more about helpful tips for crisis emergency planning, download this guide developed by the Treatment Advocacy Center.

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