Admissions and Fees
Bayside Marin has made every effort to keep our drug rehab program affordable and charges are directly related to expenses incurred while providing services. Our rates are all-inclusive unless otherwise noted. You will be notified in advance if any service is recommended that will require additional payment, and you will have the option to decline that service.
Residential Treatment
Costs include all services provided during residential treatment unless otherwise stated, including room, gourmet meals, non-hospital detoxification, medical examination and follow-ups, psychological evaluation, nursing care, individual, group and family therapy, massage, yoga, tai-chi, personal training, transportation to and from meetings/airport, etc. The minimum length of stay is 30-days.
Continuing Care
Following successful completion of treatment, clients are entitled to the following Continuing Care services: weekly Alumni Support Group, monthly phone monitoring, quarterly visits during year one, bi-annual visits in year two, and one visit in year three. Alumni visit the current community for two days, where they will present progress on their Recovery plan and receive feedback from the residents and staff. Returning alumni are helpful to the current residents who are just beginning their journey and the visits serve as a barometer for alumni to understand the progression of their own recovery.
Out-Patient Program
The Bayside Marin Intensive Outpatient program meets three to five mornings or evenings per week. The program includes group, individual, family therapy, client and family education, and yoga. The average length of stay is 40 sessions, which can be completed within two to three months.
What should I bring? Recommended Items:
- We recommend that you bring a limited amount of clothing.
- Laundry facilities, including supplies, are available for resident use. We suggest wash and wear clothing.
- Appropriate attire is casual and in good taste. Clothing that depicts alcohol, drugs, sex, violence, gambling (or any other clothing deemed inappropriate by staff) is not allowed. Please do not bring form-fitting or revealing clothing.
- Undergarments are required for all residents.
- Bathing suit (one piece for women, boxer style for men).
- Jackets and sweaters are recommended.
- Flat soled or athletic shoes; boots or sturdy heeled shoes for some activities/therapies.
- Bring any current medications in original bottles, which will be kept in nurse's office.
- Money, identification, and credit cards, which will be kept in safety deposit box except $20 cash.
- Insurance Card.
- Copy of your TB test results, if available, within the last two years.