Residential Treatment
During your time in our inpatient treatment program, you can expect to stay in a clean, comfortable, and well-maintained facility. Our staff is always available to address any questions or concerns you may have.
Pack these items
We encourage you to bring certain items to make your stay more enjoyable.
Personal identification card
(e.g. driver’s license, passport, etc.) and insurance card / insurance prescription card
Emergency contact information
Sealed hygiene items
(NO ALCOHOL CONTENT IS PERMITTED, only 20 oz. or less): shampoo, conditioner, body soap, deodorant, toothpaste, toothbrush, shower cap, brush/comb, feminine hygiene products
Make-up
(1 foundation, 1 mascara, 1 chapstick (not lipstick), 1 eyeliner)
Wristwatch
(no internet, photographic or recording capability permitted)
Writing journal / notebook / books
(treatment appropriate)
Clothing items
(2 sets of pajamas, 8 outfits appropriate for residential, 4 outfits appropriate for detox). Outfits can include: slacks, jeans (no holes or sagging), t-shirts (no logo), sweatshirt / light jacket (in winter bring layers as it can get very cold), workout attire (working on partnering with gyms and trainers), socks, undergarments, shoes (only 2 pairs), hats
5 pictures
(family, friends, pet)
Pillows
(only 2)
Small desk fan
Blow dryer
Cigarettes in unopened packs
(35 day supply), tobacco pouches in unopened cans/pouches (35 day supply), electronic cigarettes and disposable vapes (35 day supply)
Medications
medications must be IN original prescription container with a current medical order. All medications, if prescribed, must be in proper container. Must be approved by nursing.
Please leave these at home
Prohibited items brought to the facility will be inventoried and either stored or disposed of according to TNRC policies.
Cell phones / laptops / cameras / portable MP3 players
Personal electronics of any kind with internet, photographic, and/or audio recording capabilities
Pets / animals of any kind — only trained service animals (emotional support animals are not considered service animals)
Food
Credit / debit cards
Unsealed hygiene items, cigarettes, e-juice, vapes not in original sealed box/container
Pornography
Alcohol, marijuana, or any other illegal substance
Loose chewing tobacco
Mouthwash / cologne / perfume / hand sanitizer
Expensive personal items: jewelry, clothing, shoes, etc.
Hair straighteners, curling irons, etc.
Clothing with logos / gang or drug related; no bandanas, shorts, tank tops, halter tops, backless or low-cut clothing, no tight clothing of any kind, midriff-baring tops, sheer/revealing clothing, off-the-shoulder tops
Multiple suitcases / containers of belongings — bring only necessary items
No weapons or sharp objects of any kind (nail files, nail clippers, etc.)
Questions about an item?
Driving your personal vehicle to the facility is a last resort. If there is no other option, the vehicle may stay at the facility for no longer than 72 hours. A relative or friend must be contacted within that timeframe to pick up the vehicle. If you drive your car to the facility, keys must be turned in and always kept by staff.
Insurance
Check to see if your insurance is in-network at ThriveNow Recovery Centers.
