Getting Started
Finding the Right Care Should Feel Clear and Supported
Taking the first step toward treatment can feel overwhelming. At Anderson Treatment, you do not have to navigate the process alone.
Our admissions team will listen to your concerns, review your current needs, explain available programs, and help determine the most appropriate next step. Whether you are seeking care for yourself, a family member, or someone you support professionally, we are here to guide you through the process with compassion and respect.
How Admissions Work
How Admissions Work
Contact Our Admissions Team
Call us or complete the appropriate online application. Our team will gather basic information and answer your initial questions.
Complete an Assessment
We will review your treatment needs, current circumstances, recovery goals, and any relevant medical or behavioral health information.
Review Your Program Options
Based on the assessment, our team will explain the level of care, services, and location that may be the best fit.
Verify Insurance and Payment
When applicable, we will help review available insurance benefits, payment information, and any documentation required before admission.
Prepare for Admission
Once placement is confirmed, our team will provide instructions, scheduling information, and guidance on what to bring or complete before beginning care.
Admissions Support for Individuals, Families, and Professionals
- Individuals Seeking Care
- Family Members and Loved Ones
- Healthcare and Community Professionals
- Parents and Guardians
Before You Contact Us
Information That May Help Us Assist You
Having the following information available can help make the admissions process more efficient:
- Full name and contact information
- Date of birth
- Current treatment concerns
- Relevant medical or behavioral health history
- Current medications
- Insurance information, when applicable
- Previous treatment history
- Referral or court documentation, when applicable
- Preferred program or location, if known
You do not need to have every detail available before contacting us. Our team will guide you through what is needed.
Admissions FAQ
You do not need to determine that alone. Our admissions team will review your needs and explain the differences between outpatient, intensive outpatient, partial hospitalization, residential treatment, medication-assisted treatment, and recovery housing.
Yes. Family members and loved ones may contact us for general guidance. Participation from the individual seeking treatment may be required before admission can be completed.
You may begin the application process before insurance details are confirmed. Available payment options and requirements may vary by program.
A member of the admissions team will review the information and contact you regarding the next steps, additional documentation, assessment, or scheduling.
Yes. We welcome appropriate referrals from healthcare professionals, courts, case managers, community organizations, and other qualified sources.
No. Admission depends on program eligibility, assessment results, clinical appropriateness, availability, and any required documentation.
Choose an Application
Select the Service That Best Matches Your Needs
Choose the appropriate program or assessment below. Each option will direct you to the corresponding secure application form.
Residential Treatment (The Twelve)
Apply for structured residential treatment in a supportive, recovery-focused environment with access to clinical services and ongoing care.
Individual Therapy, Intensive Outpatient or Suboxone Services
Begin an application for individual counseling, intensive outpatient treatment, or medication-assisted services based on your recovery needs.
The Grove (Pregnant and Postpartum Women)
Apply for specialized treatment and support designed for pregnant and postpartum women navigating substance use and recovery.
Adolescent IOP
Start the application process for structured outpatient care designed specifically for adolescents and their families.
VASAP Assessments
Request a VASAP assessment to complete the required evaluation and receive guidance on the appropriate next steps.