Admissions Information
Each person who seeks treatment at Lifetime Recovery receives a thorough individual screening and assessment to determine the exact nature of the person’s problem and the most appropriate level of treatment. This process also looks into issues other than chemical dependency, such as physical, social and psychological needs. These processes help the counselors tailor treatment plans to meet each client’s individual needs.
ALL ADMISSIONS AND INTAKE ACTIVITIES OCCUR AT THE
96 CROSSROADS BLVD LOCATION BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 9:00 AM & 6:00 PM MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
A detailed list of items to bring to treatment is provided below.
Each person who seeks treatment at Lifetime Recovery receives a thorough individual screening and assessment to determine the exact nature of the person’s problem and the most appropriate level of treatment. This process also looks into issues other than chemical dependency, such as physical, social and psychological needs. These processes help the counselors tailor treatment plans to meet each client’s individual needs.
ALL ADMISSIONS AND INTAKE ACTIVITIES OCCUR AT THE
96 CROSSROADS BLVD LOCATION BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 9:00 AM & 6:00 PM MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
A detailed list of items to bring to treatment is provided below.
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Admissions Contacts:
Craig Lambaria, BSW, LCDC Director of Admissions Phone: (210) 734-6362, press 1 for admissions Fax (210) 293-6364 admissions@ltrtx.org Bryan Kelly, Jr. Client Services Coordinator Phone: (210) 734-6362, press 1 for admissions Fax (210) 293-6364 admissions@ltrtx.org Residential Contacts: Dan Nichols, LCDC Director of Clinical Services Phone: (210) 633-0201 x 8141 dnichols@ltrtx.org Cristina Mendoza, LCDC Manager of Intensive Residential Programs Phone: (210) 633-0201 x 8128 cmendoza@ltrtx.org Jason Wagner Residential Recovery Support Services & Recovery Coach Phone: (210) 633-0201 x 8134 jwagner@ltrtx.org |
Community Counseling Center - Outpatient Contacts:
Lindsey Yow, BPsy., LCDC Manager of Outpatient Services Phone: (210) 734-6362, ext. 8110 Fax (210) 734-6480 lyow@ltrtx.org Placido Garcia Client Services Coordinator Phone: (210) 743-6362, ext. 8118 Fax (210) 734-6480 asaldivar@ltrtx.org Recovery Support Services: Amelia Reed, BA, LCDC, CHW Recovery Links Manager Phone: (210) 734-6362, ext. 8151 areed@ltrtx.org Marvin Randle Recovery Support Services & Recovery Coach Phone: (210) 734-6362, ext 8154 mrandle@ltrtx.org Andreana Perez Recovery Support Services & Recovery Coach Phone: (210) 734-6362, ext 8153 aperez@ltrtx.org Monica Vargas Recovery Support Services & Recovery Coach Phone: (210) 734-6362, ext. 8156 Fax: (210) 293-6364 mvargas@ltrtx.org |
What to bring to treatment at Lifetime Recovery
- Identification - Please bring your official State Identification card with you. Lifetime Recovery is required to have a copy of your Texas Driver’s License or Texas ID card, as well as your Social Security card, in our files.
- Clean time - Lifetime does not have a Detox facility. All applicants for admission are tested PRIOR TO admission. Clients will need to be free of all ILLICIT substances for at least (5) days. If you test positive for any substance, YOU WILL NOT BE ADMITTED. This rule is not open to negotiation.
- Medications - If you take prescription medication, bring a 30 day supply with you. Medications must be in the original pharmacy container that has your name, the name of the prescribing physician and date when this medication was prescribed on the label. Medications that are given to you that are in the form of samples must have dosage, milligrams and frequency on the sample box. NO OVER-THE-COUNTER MEDICATION IS ALLOWED. IT IS PROVIDED HERE FOR YOU FOR FREE.
- Clothing - Bring enough clothing for 7 days. Storage space is very limited. Sleeveless shirts are not permitted. Clothing items with pictures or writings about alcohol, drugs, sex, profanity, or gang affiliation are not allowed. Shorts must be at least knee-length. Sports apparel is allowed during recreation periods. You must have a pair of closed-toe shoes for your safety. Shower slippers may be worn in the showers and dorms only.
- Toiletries - Bring enough of your own personal toiletries, such as toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo, deodorant, shaving cream, disposable razors to last 30 days. No mouthwash or cologne containing alcohol will be allowed on the grounds. Towels and bedding are provided. Washing machines and dryers are available for free of charge. Lifetime can provide you with laundry detergent, however, you may bring your own but the center is not responsible its storage. NO bleach is allowed.
- Money - You are responsible for the safety of your own money. Do not bring more than $20-$30 with you. You will need dollar bills and change to purchase items from the vending machines (sodas & snacks). There are no change machines available on the grounds of Lifetime. Lifetime is not responsible for any money lost or stolen.
- Personal devices - No cell phones, pagers, cameras, video equipment, computers, devices with internet access or any other similar electronic devices are allowed. You may have an alarm clock with no external speaker on it. You may also have a Walkman, CD or MP3 player with headphones for use in the dorm and while walking the track. Pay phones in the lobby accept phone cards for payment as well as change.
- Sharp objects - Residents are not allowed to carry pocket knives, fixed blade knives or scissors on their person or allowed to keep them in their locker, luggage or personal toiletries kit. These items will be confiscated. Personal beard trimmers are allowed and confiscated upon admission. You may check them out when you need them and returned to staff after their use.
- Tobacco - If you smoke cigars, cigarettes, or use other tobacco products, you are responsible for bringing a supply with you. No tobacco products are sold on the grounds of Lifetime. You will not be allowed to go to any outside entity to purchase these products. No vaping or e-cigarettes are allowed on campus.
- Vehicles - Personal vehicles are not permitted on the grounds during the first phase of your treatment (Intensive Residential). You may bring your vehicle onsite during the second phase (Supportive Residential), provided you can produce a valid Texas Drivers License, proof that the vehicle is registered in your name, and proof of insurance.
- Visitors - You are allowed only 3 visitors throughout treatment and the 3 cannot be changed once admission is complete. During your first 2 weeks you are not allowed phone calls or visitation. Phone calls and visitation thereafter will be contingent on program participation. You are allowed to have those on your visitation list participate in family education on Saturdays and Sundays from 1:00pm to 3:00pm. Those attending will need to leave the facility as soon as group is completed.
- Mail - You are allowed to bring your own writing materials and stamps as you can receive and send mail.