Frequently Asked Questions - Profound Treatment

How do I get admitted into your treatment programs?

At Profound, admission to our substance use disorder treatment programs begins with a simple phone call. During the brief inital assessment, our admissions counselors will discuss your symptoms, the various programs we offer and answer your questions about the cost of treatment, insurance benefits and payment options. They will be able to help you determine a plan of care that meets your unique needs.

How quickly can I get into your treatment programs?

What airports are closest to your facility?

How do I get from the airport to Profound?

Am I allowed to contact family members and loved ones during my stay?

What are my responsibilities during inpatient treatment? (Do I have to make my bed, do my laundry, etc.?)

Should I bring my medication(s) to treatment?

What should I pack?

Here is a basic checklist detailing what you should bring. Our admissions counselor can answer any additional questions you may have.

Season-appropriate, casual and recreation/work-out clothes for up to 7 days.
Comfy shoes
Appropriate sleepwear
Sweater/jacket/sweatshirt
Personal hygiene items
Petty cash for small expenses
Your prescribed medications (if applicable)
Photo ID
Insurance and/or prescription card
For smokers, enough cigarettes for 30 days
Hobby items (journal, sketchbook, etc.)

What forms of payment do you accept?

We accept all major credit cards, certified or cashier’s checks, wire transfers, and cash. If your credit card is linked to your bank account, your bank may have a daily limit imposed. You can have this temporarily lifted by contacting your bank. If payment is by wire transfer, the funds must be received prior to admission. Funds may take several days to transfer. We also accept most major insurance. You can verify your insurance benefits here.

How long will I be in treatment?

Residential treatment will give you the space and time you need to focus on getting better, without all of the daily distractions of life. This recovery experience allows our clients to retreat from the pressures of their world in order to get to the root of their substance abuse, restructure their life, and develop healthy, life-affirming connections with themselves and others. The typical length of inpatient treatment is 28 days, but may be extended based on need. Clients will have the chance to learn new coping skills and self-care strategies and practice them within the safety of a caring community guided by our clinical team. Learn more about inpatient treatment.

How do I know my treatment at PROFOUND will be kept confidential?

Will I have my own room?

How’s the food?