What to Bring

We want each of our clients to be as comfortable as possible during their recovery process.

The following is a guideline of things you may need to bring for your stay:

Note: Please be aware that some of the items listed below may be kept in the self-care closet for safety purposes. Disallowed items will be kept secured and returned upon discharge.

Items it is very important to bring:

• A list of all physicians and therapists you have worked with in the past five years
• A list of all prescribed medications you are currently taking
• A list of medications you have previously taken
• Any medical records you are able to obtain
• A bag containing all of the medications you are currently taking (in pharmacy dispensing bottles, not in day containers), including over-the-counter medications, vitamins, supplements or other remedies
• Your medical insurance card for your perscription medications
• A drivers license or photo ID

Items your should consider bringing:

• Comfortable clothing - we recommend you bring a limited supply of clothing; laundry facilities are available
• Robe, nightgowns, pajamas, slippers, sweatshirt, jacket
• Comfortable shoes & socks/stockings
• Purse or wallet
• Wrist watch
• Hat/visor, sunglasses
• A favorite blanket and pillow.
• A warm jacket for working with the horses (some like to bring gloves)
• Toiletries (Veet, deodorant stick, body lotion, face cream, powder, make up) - additional supplies can be obtained from nearby retailers such as Wal-Mart and Target, which are a short trip away
• Hair accessories (dryer, hair spray, curling iron, shampoo, conditioner, etc.)
• Pump products (versus aerosols)
• Toothbrush and toothpaste
• Nail clippers, tweezers, nail file
• Electric razor
• An iPod for relaxing music (iPod Shuffles only)
• Fan
• Alarm clock
• Photos of those who are important to you
• Up to $200 in cash
• A credit or debit card for any purchases you may need
• Swim suit if you like to swim
• Gym gear and tennis shoes if you like to work out
• A favorite book. Some people like to bring a bible.
• Address book with your contact addresses and phone numbers

What not to bring:

• Anything breakable
• Sharp objects that could be dangerous
• Products with alcohol-based ingredients (e.g. Listerine)
• Valuable jewelry
• Portable Computing Device (laptop, netbook, iPad, e-reader, etc.)