Revive Life – Psychiatrist, Mental Health & Addiction Treatment Center
Admissions
Admissions Guide
Our admissions process is easy and hassle-free.
Our admissions team is available everyday from 9am to 9pm to help answer any questions about our process.
Contact Admissions
Team
9 am to 5 pm Mon - Fri
When you call our admissions team, one of our member will answer your call. Our team can help answer any questions you may have about our different levels of care.
Verify Health
Insurance
Online Insurance Form
Our Health insurance verification form is confidential. This verification allows our team to check the health insurance benefits, and provide you with an overview of any cost for treatment.
Confidential Assessment
Onboarding phone call
Pre-admission phone assessment. This assessment usually takes about 10 to 15 minutes, and sometimes longer if a client is on a longer list of prescription medications.
Admission
Scheduling
Same-day Admissions Available. We schedule the admission date and time for arrival. Upon intake, your admissions coordinator will greet you and your family. Book appointment now for same-day admisssion.
Frequently Asked Questions
At Revive Life llc, we offer a multi-disciplinary approach that treats both the symptoms of addiction and the underlying anxiety disorder.
Our expert team of therapists and medical professionals tailor each treatment plan to the individual, ensuring that both conditions are addressed in tandem.
Is Addiction Treatment Confidential?
Yes. At Revive Life Mental Health & Addiction Rehab Center, all addiction treatment services are handled with strict confidentiality. Federal privacy laws require us to protect your personal and medical information, including details related to substance use treatment. Your information is kept secure and is never shared without your written consent, ensuring your privacy and peace of mind throughout the admissions and treatment process.
How Do I Tell Work I am Seeking Treatment?
Telling your employer you need time off for treatment can feel difficult, but you have options and legal protections. In the United States, laws such as the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) may allow you to take medical leave while protecting your job. In most cases, you only need to inform your supervisor or human resources department that you require medical leave. You are not required to share specific details about your condition or treatment.
It can help to plan the conversation in advance and be prepared to discuss the expected length of your leave and how your responsibilities will be managed during your absence. Your employer may ask for basic documentation, such as a medical certification, depending on the type of leave you use. Before starting treatment, you can also decide whether you want to stay in touch with your workplace while you are away.
We Accept Health Insurance
Call Admissions Team
9 am to 5 pm Mon - Fri
(301) 345-1102
Appointment Book
Online Appointment Form
Book Now