At Revolution Recovery Centers we make it easy to begin your recovery journey with our simple admissions process.
Starting the process is simple. You can reach out to us by phone, email, or through our website. Once you connect with us, we’ll guide you through an initial assessment to better understand your unique needs and circumstances.
No, you don’t need a referral to begin treatment with us. While a referral can be helpful in some cases, you are welcome to contact us directly—we’re here to support anyone seeking help, whether they’ve been referred or are reaching out on their own.
We accept a variety of insurance plans and work closely with most major providers. During your initial conversation with our team, we’ll verify your coverage and help outline all available options. If you don’t have insurance, we’ll collaborate with you to explore alternative financial solutions.
Our initial assessment is a confidential, compassionate conversation where we learn more about you and your current situation. We’ll ask questions about your medical history, substance use patterns, and any other concerns you’d like to share. This allows us to create the best possible care plan for you.
We know that when someone is ready for help, time matters. While every situation is unique, our admissions process is typically smooth and efficient, often allowing you to begin treatment within 24 to 48 hours.
Absolutely. We value the role of family and loved ones in the recovery journey. With your consent, we encourage them to be part of the conversation and provide options for family support to ensure everyone feels included and supported.
Once your admission is confirmed, we’ll provide a detailed list of items to bring with you for your stay. Essentials like comfortable clothing, personal hygiene items, and any required medications will be included. We’re happy to answer questions about specific items or needs.
Yes, we do. We believe treatment should be accessible to everyone who needs it. If you don’t have insurance, we’ll walk you through financial assistance options, payment plans, or scholarships that may be available to help ease the burden.
