The short answer is: pack light and keep it simple.
Most people bring 7–10 days of clothing, basic hygiene items, medications, and a few comfort items. You do not need to pack for your entire stay.
Yes. Families can bring approved items later, or admissions can help coordinate what’s needed.
You are not expected to arrive with everything perfectly packed.
You can still call admissions. We help people with and without insurance understand options, costs, and next steps.
Not having insurance should never stop you from reaching out.
In most cases, nicotine products are allowed in approved forms, but specific rules apply.
Admissions will explain what is permitted so there are no surprises on arrival.
Yes. Basic items like toiletries, bedding, and essentials are available if needed.
If you forget something important, staff will help you get settled.
Electronics are often allowed with guidelines and structured use times.
Admissions will explain device policies so you know what to expect before you arrive.
Yes. Weapons, drugs, alcohol, and unapproved medications are not allowed.
Admissions will review the full restricted-items list with you in advance.
Nothing bad happens. You will still be welcomed and supported.
The focus is on your safety and comfort—not on having everything perfectly packed.
Alpine Recovery Lodge
