Referrals can be made by an individual or an agency by simply calling our office or submitting a referral via our website. A CIHS support staff will contact you to answer your questions and take you through a brief phone screen.  

No. CIHS works with a network of licensed, certified and skilled professionals who can attend to your physical, mental, emotional and spiritual needs.

Yes. CIHS provides services to client with Medicaid, as well as, individuals who are without health insurance. If you are uninsured; CIHS will provide you with support staff who will navigate funding resources for you.

Traveling to an unfamiliar place for recovery can be intimidating, but it does not have to be. CIHS currently does not have a pickup service and does not pay for travel. However, our staff can assist with coordination of travel arrangements to ensure safe arrival and depart to and from and of our facilities.

Treatment can last anywhere between 12-24 weeks with 9 hours of weekly support for Intensive Outpatient services and 7 hours per week for outpatient services. However, your compliance with your treatment goals determines the length of your treatment process.

You should bring with you an identification card, insurance card, spending money, money for medications, prescriptions and at least seven items of clothing.

You should not bring any alcohol/drugs, perfume/products containing alcohol, aerosol cans, alcohol/drug related clothing or weapons.

Yes. When you enter CIHS program, the initial assessment includes a drug test so that a treatment baseline can be determined, as well as a better understanding of sobriety. During your course of treatment, you will be drug tested randomly & periodically to ensure drug abstinence.

Yes. When you enter CIHS program, the initial assessment includes a drug test so that a treatment baseline can be determined, as well as a better understanding of sobriety. During your course of treatment, you will be drug tested randomly & periodically to ensure drug abstinence.

No. To maintain confidentiality of other clients in the program, visitors are not allowed. However, once a client progresses through their 30 day orientation phase, they are granted the opportunity to make visits within the community only.

Every client will participate in a therapeutic activity scheduled based on their level of care and their rehabilitation goal. How often people see a therapist depends on their treatment plan, usually. Clients can also anticipate individual and group therapy sessions throughout each week during their treatment stay.