Clear information.
Straight answers.
Next Steps.
STEP ONE
The Conversation Starts With Our Admissions Team
Our Admissions Counselors will:
- Evaluate Your Personal Situation
- Gather Medical Information
- Discuss Funding Options Available
- Assist with Questions About Treatment
At the conclusion of your call, you will have a clear action plan and understanding of what steps you will need to take next. All calls are free and confidential. We will make every effort to assist in making treatment resources available.
Phone: 1-800-562-1453
Email: admissions@projectturnabout.org
TAGLINE
Getting Ready For Treatment
If you’re ready for treatment, here are a few simple steps to help you prepare and take care of important details before you arrive.
What should I bring to treatment?
Download ListBefore you arrive, download this checklist to help you feel prepared. It outlines what to bring, what not to bring, and essentials such as comfortable clothing, personal toiletries, medications, and important paperwork.
Release of Information
Release of InformationBefore treatment begins, you’ll need to complete a Release of Information (ROI) form. This allows our team to coordinate care and communicate appropriately with referring providers or supports involved in your treatment. The form is simple to complete and helps ensure your care is well coordinated from the start.
Online Consent Form
Informed ConsentThe online informed consent form explains how virtual services work and what to expect if any part of your care is provided online. It helps ensure you understand your options, your rights, and how your care is delivered.
Do I need to notify my employer or school?
If you’re working or in school, you may want to notify your employer or academic advisor that you’ll be away for medical reasons. Our admissions team can help answer questions about time away, documentation, or medical leave options.
What about my medications and medical information?
Bring a current list of medications, including dosages and pharmacy information. If you have medical conditions like diabetes, asthma, or COPD, make sure to bring any required supplies and let admissions know ahead of time so we can plan for your care.
What should I take care of at home before I come to treatment?
Before arriving, it helps to arrange basic responsibilities such as childcare, pet care, mail, bill payments, and work coverage. Taking care of these details ahead of time can help you focus fully on your health once you arrive.
What to Expect When You Contact Admissions
The admissions process begins with a confidential conversation. During this call, we gather information, answer questions, and help determine what type of care may be appropriate. You’ll leave the conversation with a clear understanding of your options and what comes next.
Insurance & Payment Questions
Admissions can help you understand insurance coverage, out-of-pocket costs, and available payment options. You do not need to have this figured out before you call. We’ll review your situation and explain what coverage may apply.
How Long Treatment Lasts
Treatment length varies based on individual needs and level of care. Admissions will help explain typical timelines, what different options look like, and how care may progress over time so you know what to expect.
What to Bring & Next Steps
If treatment is recommended, Admissions will guide you through next steps, including what to bring, required forms, and scheduling. We’ll make sure you know what’s needed before anything begins.
Admissions Supports More Than One Starting Point.
Admissions can help whether you’re calling for yourself, a loved one, or as a referring professional.
I need help.
If something about your relationship with alcohol or drugs doesn’t feel right, you’re not alone. Learn how Project Turnabout supports recovery with a clear, step-by-stepdown approach, starting with a confidential assessment.
A loved one needs help.
When a family member may need help, it can be hard to know how to step in. Project Turnabout supports families by helping guide conversations, intervene when appropriate, and schedule a confidential assessment to begin the recovery process.
A client needs help.
When referring a client, clear communication matters. Project Turnabout supports referring professionals by offering online assessment scheduling and ongoing collaboration to ensure continuity of care.
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