Inpatient Residential
Permitted items and items to leave at home for a residential stay.
Residential permitted items (PDF)PDF · 2 pages
ADMISSIONS
Your first step
can be a phone call.
You don’t need to have every answer. Tell us what’s happening, and we’ll help you understand the next steps.
Let’s talk about your needs.
Our intake team is your starting point for care at Sea Level. Call for yourself, a family member, or a patient you’re referring.
- 01
Contact admissions
Share the reason you’re reaching out and ask about current program availability.
- 02
Review care and payment
The team can explain the assessment process, required information, and how to confirm coverage.
- 03
Coordinate arrival
Confirm acceptance, arrival details, and what to bring before traveling to the facility.
PREPARE FOR YOUR STAY
What to bring.
Before your admission, review the permitted items list for your program to help you prepare for your stay.
Inpatient Detox / FBC
Permitted items and items to leave at home for detox or facility-based crisis care.
Detox/FBC permitted items (PDF)PDF · 2 pages
Questions about an item or medication? Call admissions at (252) 656-4012 before arrival.
BEFORE YOU ARRIVE
A little clarity
for what’s ahead.
Here are a few common questions. For details specific to your stay, speak with admissions.
What should I bring?
Review the permitted items list for your program before packing. Residential and Detox/FBC have different requirements. Confirm required documents and medication instructions with admissions before traveling.
How long will I stay?
Length of stay depends on your care needs, the program, and your treatment plan. Admissions can explain what to expect based on your assessment.
Can I call on behalf of someone else?
Yes. Family members, support people, and referring professionals can call to ask about the admissions process. The team will explain the next steps and any consent or information needed.
What about insurance or paying for care?
Ask admissions to review coverage and payment options for the specific Sea Level program you need. Have your insurance information available, if you have it. Coverage, authorizations, and any financial assistance need to be confirmed individually.
What if I don’t have insurance?
Please call. Ask about eligibility for available funding or other payment options. Availability varies, and the team can explain what may apply to your situation.
Can I visit or use my phone during a stay?
Ask admissions for the current program rules for visitors, telephone access, and personal belongings before arrival.