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What To Bring

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Items You Should Bring:

  • Casual and comfortable clothing (no more than one to two suitcases). Laundry facilities, including supplies, are available for use.
  • Insurance card and identification (driver’s license or state-issued ID).
  • If you smoke cigarettes, please bring your own (a carton, etc.)
  • Reading materials
  • Any electrical items, such as hair dryers, curling irons or electric shavers will be checked for safety.

What to Leave at Home:

Upon admission, a search of belongings is done to protect our patients from drugs or contraband entering the facility. Please do not bring the following:

  • Non-prescription medications (i.e., Advil, Tylenol etc.), vitamins, herbs or nutritional supplements.
  • Excessive or expensive jewellery.
  • Exercise equipment, craft materials, or irons.
  • Shoe polish, soap, detergent or bleach.
  • Glass items.
  • Straight razors, razor blades, pocket knives, knitting needles, crochet hooks, or metal hairpieces.
  • Aerosol products, including deodorant and hairspray.
  • Products containing alcohol (i.e., mouthwash, aftershave, facial toner, perfume, perfumed lotions, etc.)
  • Illegal substances or mood-altering drugs.
  • Firearms and/or supplies.

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