The Treatment Admission Process
Sana’s admission process is designed to ensure our drug and alcohol treatment services are appropriate for you and you will benefit from them here in Vermont.
We take a person-centered approach and want to involve you and any loved ones to the extent that you feel comfortable. This may include family members, friends, counselors, doctors or other health care providers, social workers, probation officers, teachers or others.
Starting with an initial phone call to 866-575-9958, Sana’s Admissions Staff will provide you with information about our care and services, and answer any questions you have.
If you or a loved one is interested in pursing treatment at Sana, the next step is for the prospective client to complete a Pre-Admission Clinical Assessment. This is done over the phone, just simply call us. Through the Assessment, we will gather information about a person’s life, personal history, substance use, current issues and treatment needs. This process allows us to determine if Sana is the best fit and most appropriate level of care for each prospective client.
If a candidate for admission is seeing a healthcare provider, a therapist or counselor, or is enrolled in another program, we welcome direct communication, so other providers may share their perspective and coordinate care.
As soon as the Pre-Admission Clinical Assessment is complete, our providers review the information to determine the clinical fit and right level of care. Should Sana at Stowe not be the best fit, we offer options and referrals to providers who are better able to assist with the current concerns.
Once accepted for admission, Sana’s Admissions Staff works with incoming patients and their support networks as needed to manage air travel and ground transportation. We are prepared to assist with escort arrangements, should those be needed to manage admission circumstances safely. Some patients may need medical/nursing support or a sober companion for travel. We also provide car service within a limited geographic radius.
We know it’s not easy for anyone to come this far.
Sana at Stowe assists patients to find the Strength To Heal.
To come to our program, you must:
- Be 18 years or older
- Have a substance use disorder
- Be medically and psychologically appropriate for Sana’s level of care
- Be willing to adhere to Sana’s policies and expectations
Sana is a safe space to “Turn Inward to Grow Outward.”
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What to Bring
- Driver’s license or government-issued ID (such as a passport) for identification
- Health insurance card for laboratory costs
- Prescription card for medications
- All medications you are currently taking in properly labeled bottles
- 5-7 days of comfortable, casual clothing (no belts)
- Work out clothing for exercise in our fitness center, if desired
- Seasonal clothing, such as hats, gloves/mittens, and boots in the winter
- Sneakers or good walking shoes
- Cell phone—though you will not have access to your phone during the majority of treatment, it is often a useful tool for discharge planning and accessing contact information
- Books (optional – they will be approved by clinical staff upon arrival)
- Personal journal (optional)
- Please try to limit belongings to one bag or suitcase
What Not to Bring
- All valuables (cash over $100, expensive jewelry, etc.), except for what you need for traveling
- Belts
- Electronic devices (if you do bring them, they will be securely stored and returned upon discharge)
- Drug-related items
- Non-prescribed medications
- Opened vitamins or supplements
- Aerosol products
- Items containing alcohol on the ingredients list (e.g., perfume, rubbing alcohol, mouthwash, etc.)
- Any opened or unsealed liquids or gels
- Towels, linens, blankets, pillows, or stuffed animals
- Clothing with profanity, violence, or drug- or alcohol-related content
- Weapons (e.g., guns, knives, any sharp objects, etc.)
- Pornographic materials
- Outside food or drink
- Candles or incense
Admission Day and Treatment
We admit people any time day or night and accommodate same-day admissions or pre-scheduled ones. On your first day of admission, we spend time getting to know you and your goals so our staff can create an individualized treatment plan that sets you up for success. Our goal is to make the process as easy and convenient as possible for people to access drug and alcohol treatment the moment they need it here at Sana at Stowe in Vermont.
Our staff will provide you with your daily schedule detailing all treatments you will receive. We also build in breaks for meals and free time. Our recommended stay is 28 days, but most of our clients find that a stay of 30+ days provides them with the full benefits they need. We will discuss the right duration of stay for you on your admissions day.
Upon admission, you will be assigned a team of experts who will guide you through our program and support you at every step. These highly-skilled professionals may include a doctor, registered nurse, psychologist, licensed master’s-level counselor, continued care specialist and direct care specialist.
You will also benefit from the delicious cuisine created by our chef and the convenience of our housekeeping staff. Our goal is to ensure everyone on our staff helps make your stay comfortable, effective and life-changing.
Services and Levels of Treatment at Sana
Following the treatment admission process, you will begin receiving services. Sana at Stowe offers evidence-based treatments and holistic modalities to help you recover from addiction and achieve a substance-free lifestyle.
- Medically supervised withdrawal management: It is critical to undergo professional medical detox. Our team will make the process safe and as comfortable as possible, providing medications to curb distressful withdrawal symptoms. Withdrawal management services can prevent relapse and encourage healing so you are ready for the next level of care.
- Residential treatment: Residential or inpatient treatment allows you to focus on your recovery without external distractions. A structured, daily treatment plan will include counseling and recovery education to address the root causes of your addiction and coping skills to change your life for the better. You can benefit from various types of therapy in residential treatment, helping you communicate better with yourself and the people around you.
In addition to these care services, we offer fitness accommodations, gourmet meals, and indoor and outdoor activities to contribute to your overall wellness.
Drug and Alcohol Addiction Treatment in Stowe, Vermont
Are you ready to seek help for your addiction and start living the sober life you deserve? Sana at Stowe provides world-class treatment in a luxury setting that helps people take charge of their lives and enjoy renewed physical and mental health.
Contact us now to get your admissions process started. Our friendly, knowledgeable staff is happy to answer any questions you have. Get the help you deserve today.
Recovery you today.
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Drug & Alcohol Addiction Treatment in Stowe, Vermont
Are you ready to seek help for your addiction and start living the sober life you deserve? Sana at Stowe provides world-class treatment in a luxury setting that helps people take charge of their lives and enjoy renewed physical and mental health. Contact us now to get your admissions process started. Our friendly, knowledgeable staff is happy to answer any questions you have. Get the help you deserve today.
Sana at Stowe has achieved accreditation and received
a Gold Seal of Approval® from The Joint Commission®.
This accreditation award verifies that Sana meets the most rigorous quality and patient safety standards of care, and shows a dedication to excellence across the full continuum of care. Learn more.
In-network with many insurance companies!
Sana at Stowe is in-network with BlueCross BlueShield, United Healthcare, UBH, UMR, MVP, First Health, Tufts Health Plan, Harvard Pilgrim Health Care, and Tricare and also accepts most out-of-network insurances, and accepts all private insurance. We also provide access to financial assistance to help with the cost of treatment.
