Admissions

“From the moment we connect on the phone it is important to me that you feel safe and know that what you share will remain confidential here. I am often the first person you will see and look forward to being a part of your journey here at The Orchard on the Brazos.”
– Jayne Sullivan, Director of Admissions

If you have made it to our Admissions page you have already taken a giant step in the right direction. Asking for help is arguably the most important step. The Orchard on the Brazos’ first priority is getting people the help that they need. For this reason, we accept residents to our inpatient facility 7 days a week, 24 hours a day. To make the process as stress free as possible, we encourage our residents or their loved ones to call ahead of time. We offer a courtesy of insurance billing, however we are not an in-network provider. This gives us the freedom to truly individualize the care that is best for each resident.

We encourage anyone considering treatment to tour our properties prior to making a decision if possible. At any time, we can provide potential residents and their loved ones with a tour of our facility, an explanation of the various levels of care, or provide you with any additional information that would help put your mind at ease. At the Orchard on the Brazos we are a family with one purpose in mind: helping the next alcoholic or addict reach their full potential by achieving long term recovery.

When You're Ready to Begin

We're here 24/7 to answer your questions and walk you through the admissions process.
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Initial Assessment

After completing the initial paperwork you will have a one-on-one meeting with a member of our clinical staff. This meeting will allow our doctors to assess your unique substance abuse patterns, as well as your medical and mental health history. The initial interview is a crucial step in making sure that every single patient receives the most appropriate level of care given their individual circumstances. Additionally, admitted patients will have an ongoing relationship with our medical and clinical team. It is beneficial to the recovery process to get introductions done early and get the necessary relationship connections started.

What We Treat

Our inpatient facility, as well as our clinical and medical staff, are fully equipped and prepared to treat substance use disorder.

We manage co-occurring disorders. Co-occurring or dual diagnosis is a term that describes a person who experiences a mental illness and a substance abuse disorder at the same time. Research shows that drugs and alcohol worsen the symptoms of mental illness.

Our team will work together to address any and all issues our residents have.

  • Alcohol addiction
  • Opioid addiction (Heroin, Opiates, Codeine, Morphine, Buprenorphine, Methadone, Hydrodone, Norco, Oxycontin)
  • Stimulant addiction (Methamphetamine, Meth, Crystal, Ice)
  • Cocaine addiction (Coke, Crack)
  • Benzodiazepines (Xanax, Vicodin)
  • MDMA addiction (Molly, Ecstasy) 
  • DXM addiction (Cough Syrup, Lean Triple C’s)
  • Marijuana addiction (Weed, Pot)
  • PCP addiction (Angel Dust)