What to Bring to Treatment At Crestone Wellness
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What Should I Bring to Treatment?
At Crestone Wellness, we prioritize your comfort and well-being. To help you settle in seamlessly, we’ve compiled a list of suggested essentials to enhance your stay:
Clothing:
Pack enough comfortable attire to cover your needs for up to 5 days, including 5 shirts, pants, underwear, and any other garments you may wish to have.
Sleepwear:
Bring along 3 sets of cozy pajamas to ensure restful nights of sleep.
Toiletries:
Opt for alcohol-free options for all your toiletry needs, ensuring they do not contain alcohol among the first 3 ingredients. This includes essentials such as mouthwash, toothpaste, lotions, deodorant, lip balm, makeup, shampoo, as well as feminine hygiene products.
Footwear:
Include one pair of comfortable shoes for daily wear, along with shower shoes or house slippers for added convenience and hygiene.
Entertainment:
Consider bringing along items for personal enjoyment and relaxation, such as journals, books, puzzle books, or any other small entertainment options you prefer. Please note that all items will be inspected upon arrival for the safety and security of all guests.
What About My Medications?
Bringing your medications to treatment is crucial for ensuring continuity of care and managing any ongoing health conditions. We strongly recommend that you bring all doctor-prescribed medications with you when you come for admission. It’s important that these medications are in their original prescription bottles, with legible labels clearly indicating the current prescription details. This helps our medical staff accurately assess your needs and provide appropriate care throughout your stay.
If you have any concerns or questions about your medications, please don’t hesitate to discuss them with our team during the admission process. Your health and well-being are our top priorities, and we’re here to support you every step of the way.
Can I Bring Nicotine Products to Treatment?
Crestone promotes a healthy lifestyle and encourages clients to explore our smoking cessation resources. However, we understand that nicotine use is a personal choice, and we accommodate those who wish to continue using it during their stay.
Smoking and vaping are permitted in designated outdoor areas for those who choose to use nicotine. To ensure compliance with safety and hygiene standards, we require that all nicotine products be brought in their unopened, original store packaging. This includes cigarettes, vaping devices, and any related nicotine supplies. We ask that you bring a sufficient supply of nicotine products to last for the duration of your stay at Crestone.
While we support individuals in their choices regarding nicotine use, we also offer support and resources for those interested in quitting. Our team is here to assist you in exploring healthier alternatives and achieving your goals for overall well-being.
Frequently Asked Questions About What to Bring to Rehab
Do I need to bring my own bedding or towels?
While you can bring your own bedding and towels if it makes you more comfortable, Crestone provides these essentials to ensure your stay is as convenient and hassle-free as possible. Our staff will provide fresh linens and towels.
Do I need to bring my own laundry supplies?
No, you don’t need to bring your own laundry supplies. Crestone provides laundry facilities and all necessary supplies, including detergent and fabric softener, to ensure you can maintain personal hygiene and cleanliness during your stay in rehab.
Should I pack any exercise or workout gear?
Bringing comfortable clothing for exercise is encouraged, as physical activity can be beneficial for both physical and mental well-being during treatment.
