Frequently Asked Questions

Charges are based on services received, length of stay and insurance reimbursement. We do not accept Medicaid or Medicare. Many insurance plans provide coverage for treatment, but it differs from plan to plan. We will be happy to contact your insurance carrier and determine how your benefits will apply. Click here for more information on how much treatment costs at Fellowship Hall.

Fellowship Hall offers the full continuum of care. This includes a 30-day residential treatment program with detox available when needed. Our Partial Hospitalization Program includes 4 weeks of education, relapse prevention, skill building, and mindfulness with outside facilitators providing yoga, music, and art therapies. We offer Intensive Outpatient and Virtual Intensive Outpatient programming also.

We understand that legal obligations can arise during your treatment at Fellowship Hall. We strongly recommend that you try to have your court date postponed until your treatment is completed to ensure you can fully focus on your recovery. However, if postponement is not possible, we will work with you to make necessary arrangements to attend court while minimizing any disruption to your treatment plan.

To ensure that you can fully focus on your recovery, we do not allow visitors during your treatment at Fellowship Hall. Fellowship Hall does, however, have two Family Programs which allow family members to be on campus learning about addiction and how to support and interact with their loved ones in early recovery. This policy helps create a supportive and distraction-free environment for all our guests.

To help you focus on your recovery, phone usage is restricted during the initial phase of your treatment. You will be able to use the phone after the first seven days. For example, if you are admitted on a Monday, you can start using the phone the following Monday. Please note that you will use landlines provided in the building, not cell phones. We ask that you bring your cell phone with you, and it will be securely stored during your stay. We appreciate your understanding and cooperation in adhering to this policy.

Yes, we allow the use of cigarettes and smokeless tobacco products during your stay at Fellowship Hall. We do not, however, permit the use of vapes or e-cigarettes. Please also note that there is no way to purchase nicotine products on-site, so we ask that you bring enough to last for the duration of your treatment.

Guests at Fellowship Hall should dress comfortably and casually. Shorts must be near the knee, and tank tops or clothing promoting drugs or alcohol are not allowed. Women may wear leggings with tops that are long enough to provide rear coverage. Any toiletries you bring must be new and unopened. Because we want all guests involved in the group process, we do not allow any personal radios, televisions, computers, smart devices, cameras, recording devices or reading material. We will supply linens, soap, and laundry detergent. We provide linens, soap, and laundry detergent, and washers and dryers are available for your use. Guests attend local AA and NA meetings in the evenings, so please bring an appropriate seasonal jacket. Additionally, please bring a photo ID, insurance information, and a credit/debit card for emergencies. For a detailed packing list, click here. Click here for a packing list.