Start Your Journey With The Blanchard Institute
Admissions Process
Seeking Help is the First Step
It’s never too early (or too late) to seek professional help if you or someone you love needs substance use treatment in North Carolina. Our admissions process is discreet, confidential, and non-invasive, providing support to every person who calls us, day or night.
Making the Call
It all begins with a phone call. This might be a difficult step, but our experienced admissions specialists will guide you through the process with dignity and compassion.
You Are Not Alone
Our admission process offers a confidential, comprehensive assessment and recommendation for the appropriate treatment.
Health Insurance Verification
We are in-network with many insurance providers and work with others on an out-of-network basis. Depending on your plan, treatment costs may be fully covered or minimal. If insurance is not an option, you can self-pay for treatment. We will verify your insurance plan benefits for treatment and care as a courtesy during the admissions process. Please do not let financial concerns prevent you from getting the help your family needs. The Blanchard Institute is here to make the admissions process as simple as possible.
Please do not let financial concerns prevent you from getting the help your family needs. The Blanchard Institute is here to make the admissions process as simple as it can be.
Getting Started
1. Make the Call
Our admissions team will assist potential clients by gathering the necessary information for treatment. Here’s what you’ll need to have on hand to simplify this step:
- History of Substance Use—Types, Lengths & Frequency of Use
- Previous Addiction Treatment
- Life Areas Causing Distress—Financial, Personal, Professional, etc.
- Current Work & Living Situations & Environments
- Relevant Medical Information
- Insurance Information
2. Take an Assessment
Our goal is to make clients feel welcome and cared for. Clients are provided an assessment, either in person or virtually, by a licensed therapist to determine the severity of their illness and what level of care will give them the best possible outcome. We will obtain consent to communicate with the identified support system (i.e., spouse, sibling, child, parent, or friend) and inform them about the available family support groups at no cost.
3. Take a Tour
We welcome potential clients and their families to tour our facilities and experience our welcoming staff and healing atmosphere. You can view our facilities either in person or virtually. Our current policy requires those entering our facilities to go through a screening process, including temperature checks and wearing a mask at all times, to ensure a safe environment for staff and clients.