What to Bring

❖ Clothing: Acute Services: 3-5 day supply of casual, comfortable clothing is recommended; Residential Treatment: 7-10 day supply of casual, comfortable clothing is recommended. We have washers/dryers and laundry detergent available to our patients at no charge.
❖ Shoes: Slip on or Velcro athletic shoes are preferred.
❖ Cash: Vending machines available; please only bring small amounts.
❖ Medications and/or medical equipment.
❖ Immunizations record (children / adolescents / residential treatment)
❖ Calling card: Telephones are available on the units near each nurse’s station for use during free time. Local calls are free of charge, but long distance calls will require a card.

What Not to Bring

❖ No clothing with reference to drugs, alcohol, bands or individuals associated with the same
❖ No backless shirts, low cut or sheer/see-through blouses or clothing
❖ No spaghetti straps or tank tops
❖ No baggy shorts or pants, skirts or shorts more than 4″ above knee
❖ No low rise jeans, pants or shorts
❖ No excessively tight clothing
❖ Belts, drawstrings, shoe strings
❖ Any electronic devices including cell phones, iPods, laptops, etc.
❖ CDs, cassette tapes or recordings
❖ Food, snacks, Energy drinks, and gum
❖ Cigarettes and other tobacco products (adults are allowed to smoke cigarettes)
❖ Lighters, matches or any device that produces a flame
❖ Candles, incense or any decorative items that burn
❖ Weapons of any kind (knives, guns, chains, razors, scissors, etc.)
❖ Alcohol of any kind
❖ Racial or religious “hate” symbols or paraphernalia
❖ Any item that can be used for self-mutilation
❖ Metal coat hangers
❖ Nail polish

We supply all hygiene and toiletry items.