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WE ADMIT 7 DAYS A WEEK
Same day admissions possible - Most insurance accepted

Welcome to Serenity Lane

You have made a very important decision to come to Serenity Lane.  In order to enable you to come prepared and know what to expect, Serenity Lane has compiled the following NEW PATIENT INFO to help you plan for your stay.

When coming to our facility, please keep in mind that Serenity Lane has a dress code.  It makes it easier for patients to adhere to these rules if family members and visitors are also willing to adhere to them.

Clothing and attire that is unacceptable:

  • Clothing or accessories with alcohol, drug or sexually related advertising
  • Lack of or inappropriate underclothing
  • Pants with a low waist, baring midriff, backside or worn low on hips exposing underclothing or skin
  • Headbands, bandanas or sunglasses are not acceptable inside the facility
  • Shoes are required at all times by State Regulations

If you are visiting in the facility and your clothing does not meet these standards, you may be asked to leave the facility.

Patient Rights and Confidentiality

Serenity Lane treats patients, family member and staff with respect and provides a safe and supportive environment for your treatment.  Patient rights and responsibility are outlined in the handouts you receive during your initial meeting with staff in Eugene.

Serenity Lane is committed to respecting patient confidentiality as mandated by state and federal laws.  Serenity Lane upholds these standards in all communications and records.

Medical Observation and Assessment

Your initial assessment and evaluation will take place in our Detox Center. You will remain in Detox until you are medically cleared (a minimum of one day).  Serenity Lane physicians will coordinate care with your Primary Care Physician and other involved caregivers.

What to Bring

Medications

  •  Please talk to your admissions counselor about any medications you are currently taking and bring all medications that you are currently taking. Our medical staff will provide and manage your medication(s) throughout your stay. Controlled substances are not allowed.
  • Do not bring over-the-counter items like Tylenol, Ibuprofen, antacids or Imodium as they are available to you upon request.
  • You may bring multivitamins and no more than two herbal or nutritional supplements, however protein powder or creatine is not allowed. All supplements must be unopened and sealed. Open containers will be confiscated.
  • You must have a credit card or debit card available upon admission to pay for medication refills, prescription co-pays or any new medications that may be ordered by the physician.
  • If your insurance provider issues separate cards for medical benefits and prescription benefits please bring both cards with you at the time of admission.
  • If you are taking Subutex, Suboxone or Buprenorphine at home do not bring your prescription with you. If these medications are prescribed for you while in treatment, DEA regulations require these medications be ordered by Serenity Lane's treating physicians.

Personal Belongings

We ask that you bring only one (1) suitcase and one (1) carry-on.  Storage space is very limited. Excess and/or inappropriate clothing will be sent to off-site storage or returned to your family.
  • Since you will be spending a minimum of 48 hours in our Detox Center, be aware that you will wear scrubs while in the unit.
  • Regular dress at Serenity Lane is casual.
  • Dress must be appropriate, i.e., clothing that depicts alcohol, drugs, sex, violence, gambling, or any clothing deemed inappropriate by staff is not allowed.
  • Laundry facilities, including supplies, are available for patient use. Irons and ironing boards are also accessible.  Dry cleaning services are not available so machine wash clothing is recommended.
  • Appropriate attire includes jeans (without tears or holes), casual slacks, sport shirts, skirts and dresses, jogging suits and Bermuda/walking length shorts.
  • Hats, caps, and sunglasses are not acceptable for wear indoors.
  • Bring appropriate sleepwear, bathrobe, and slippers.
  • Bring your own pillow.  (One will be provided if you do not have one you wish to bring.)
  • Bring a jacket, sweatshirt, and/or sweater, rain gear and umbrella depending on the time of year you attend.
  • Patients may bring their cellphones, tablets or laptops into treatment. Devices may only be used in patient rooms during free time so as to not distract from programming and to protect patient confidentiality. For more information regarding our technology policies, please reference these guidelines:
View CELLPHONE, TABLET & LAPTOP GUIDELINES


PLEASE NOTE THAT DETERMINATION OF INAPPROPRIATE ATTIRE WILL BE AT STAFF’S DISCRETION AND IS NOT NEGOTIABLE. EXCESS AND/OR INAPPROPRIATE CLOTHING WILL BE SENT TO AN OFF-SITE STORAGE OR RETURNED TO YOUR FAMILY.

Other Items to Bring

  • Insurance card.
  • If you have an existing Advance Directive or healthcare Power of Attorney, bring it with you.
  • Toiletries including hair dryers, curling irons and electric razors.  All electrical items will be checked for safety.
  • Workout clothes.
  • Daily exercise is recommended. Bring comfortable shoes to exercise in.
  • Exercise/meditation mat
  • Books. Reading material may be reviewed by counselors for appropriate content.
  • Wristwatch (smartwatches are not allowed)

Get Help Today!

The team at Serenity Lane always has professionals standing by, ready to take your inquiry and get you the help you need. Give us a call for a confidential conversation about changing the rest of your life. Or, you can email us here.

Other Helpful Info

Smoking

  • We allow cigarettes, chew, or Zyn style pouches. Cigars or herbal blends are not allowed.

    Note:  Patients should bring enough tobacco products, including nicotine replacement therapy products, for their stay. Tobacco runs do happen from time to time. For replenishing tobacco (unopened vapes, cigarettes, chew, or Zyn style pouches) and toiletry products, family members can mail, or deliver additional toiletries and tobacco products to patients, however packages will be subject to a search. The tobacco must be unopened and in its original packaging. Patients may also order basic supplies from online retailers to be delivered.

  • Only manufacturer-produced vapes are allowed. They must be prepackaged and unopened before being allowed on campus. Only standard nicotine styles are allowed and vape juice is strictly prohibited. Matches are not allowed anywhere on campus.

Patients who wish to smoke tobacco cigarettes, chew tobacco or vape may do so outside in designated smoking areas only. Withdrawal Management patients can visit a designated smoking area, escorted or on their own based on the level of their treatment. Once you have transferred to Residential Treatment, smoking is allowed only in designated areas outside when you are not in programming.

Items to Leave at Home

When you arrive at the detox center, your belongings will be examined.  Certain items are not allowed at Serenity Lane.  If you bring an unacceptable item, it will be removed at staff discretion and is not negotiable.

THE FOLLOWING ITEMS ARE NOT ALLOWED FOR RESIDENTIAL PATIENTS:

  • Alcohol, drugs, paraphernalia, syringes.
  • Any vapes other than a factory-made disposable type, vape juice or mods.
  • Matches.
  • Sharp objects including scissors, knives, straight razors, etc. Nail clippers/files, & disposable shaving razors are permitted.
  • Weapons of any kind, knives, box cutters, multi-tools, pepper spray, ammo, guns, etc.
  • Clothing/Items with inappropriate slogans, pictures, weapons, profanity, pubs/bars, politics, drugs or alcohol brands/slogan. Use your judgement, some depictions of weapons are ok such as a shirt with a video game sword image on it or something hunting related. We are simply aiming to not have controversy, promote drug/drinking culture, or glorify violent criminal behavior).
  • A limit of 3 unopened vitamins/supplements will be allowed with medical approval. These will be accessible at the medication window.
  • Electronics: No recording devices & cameras (except cellphones which should not be used for those purposes). No drones, or Bluetooth speakers. Other non-specified electronics may not be listed but still inappropriate for residential campus
  • Outside food/drinks of any kind (including gum, mints, candy, soft drinks or bottled water).  Reusable bottles, drink cups, or travel mugs.
  • Pornography (including homemade), sex related items, lubricant or personal massagers.
  • Mouth wash, hand sanitizer or any other items with substantial alcohol in it.  Hemp products can be ok if they do not contain CBD or marijuana imagery/references.
  • Aerosol products including foot spray, deodorant, dry shampoo & hairspray etc.
  • Hair dye or bleach, bath bombs, nail glue, nail polish and nail polish remover.
  • Cologne, perfume, essential oils, or scented lotions.  We are a fragrance-free facility.
  • Flashlights, tools of any kind, super glue & any kind of glue.
  • Exercise equipment (Yoga mat allowed), clothes iron, permanent markers (Like Sharpies & paint markers), etc.
  • Items not specifically mentioned on this list may be prohibited at any time due to the nature of the item.

Get Help Today!

The team at Serenity Lane always has professionals standing by, ready to take your inquiry and get you the help you need. Give us a call for a confidential conversation about changing the rest of your life. Or, you can email us here.

800-543-9905
800-543-9905

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