Getting Started

It begins with the decision to step on to the path to recovery. Whether you’re reaching out for yourself or a loved one, all it takes is a phone call, Email or completing the the verification of benefits form below.

The Monarch team will take it from there.

Committed to recovery, privacy, and helping our clients maintain their dignity, our team will verify benefits, arrange for free transportation within a 175 miles radius of our facilities, and guide them through the admission and detox and stabilization process.

A healthy happier life is ahead.

1. Contact Monarch
2. Complete Verification of Benefits
3. Monarch verifies insurance coverage
4. We’ll notify client within 24-hours (our goal is within a few hours)
5. Monarch arranges for free transportation to our Stabilization Unit
6. Monarch Team is on site to receive Client and guide them through Admission
7. During Detox programming is available to client so they are prepared for the Next Step following Detox including Addiction Therapy and Counseling – Individual, Group and Family
8. The Medical Team determines a Discharge Date
9. Working with the Client, Monarch develops a Next Step Plan
10. Client is Discharged; Monarch arranges for client to be transported to the Next Step treatment facility with a detailed plan to achieve their first 90-Days free of substance abuse
11. The Monarch Team will check in with Clients to provide support and help them stay on the path

The Monarch stabilization program provides medically supervised and assisted detoxification, which is considered the safest and most effective method for cleansing the body of substances.

The Monarch team, working with onsite medical professionals, determine when medical assisted detoxification is warranted

Every Monarch client is discharged with a Next Step Plan and is transported to the next facility whether that be inpatient treatment, intensive outpatient treatment, sober living facility, or home with a detailed plan of exactly how they will maintain their first 90-days of sobriety and the range of local resources at their disposal.

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) therapy is a psychotherapy that enables people to heal from the symptoms and emotional distress resulting from disturbing life experiences.

Notify your employer. In some cases, federal law recognizes addiction as a disability under the Americans with Disabilities Act, and the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) may protect your job and insurance if you're absent from work to receive addiction treatment. Call our care advocates to learn more about this legislation and find out if it applies to your employment situation.

Tell your employer that you'll need to take medical leave and how long you will be out of work, but remember that you aren't required to disclose the reason why. You have a right to privacy regarding medical issues, and employers are required by law to keep your situation confidential.

Arrange for childcare. Talk to your trusted loved ones about their availability to care for your child or children. Your kids will likely want familiar, comforting faces around while you’re away. If your child has any upcoming programs, events or appointments, be sure to arrange plans for those obligations as well.

If you have pets, you may ask friends and/or loved ones to see if they can care for them temporarily as well. The person or people caring for your dependents should have contact information for our facility so they can stay in touch.

Keep in mind: your recovery will positively impact your loved ones as well.