Admissions Information

We understand how difficult it is to pick the phone up and tell a stranger you need help. Most of our employees have been or had loved ones in your shoes. We understand, and we are your advocate from the moment you call us. Our purpose is to assist you professionally and confidentially in finding the most appropriate care to provide the greatest positive impact. At The Beachcomber, our admissions process is simple and starts with a confidential telephone call. This admissions call sets the stage for the support and care you deserve.

During this call, we will do a mini-assessment, insurance verification, and answer any questions you may have. Because our focus is on your recovery, you can expect us to ask questions to uncover your very own specific needs and requirements. We understand that “One size doesn’t fit all.” By aligning The Beachcomber’s features with your needs, we can better provide the benefits you are looking for. Our admissions team works for you and your recovery from the moment you contact us. 

Our admissions process is designed to be straightforward and stress-free. It starts with a confidential phone call where you can share your story in a safe space. During this initial admissions conversation, we conduct a mini-assessment to understand your needs, verify your insurance coverage, and address any questions or concerns you may have. We believe in personalized care because no two recovery journeys are the same. We take the time to understand your unique situation so that we can tailor our admissions services to best support your path to healing.

If you choose The Beachcomber for your treatment needs, our focus is making your admission as easy as possible. We work with most major health insurers and are a recognized provider by Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, United Health Care, United Behavioral Health, Aetna, and Value Options. 

The average residential stay is 28 days. We recognize the importance of individualized treatment. To learn more about our admissions process, fill out the form below. For a free and confidential telephone consultation, click here.