Lifesaving Heroin Detox and Addiction Treatment at The Grove Estate in Indiana

The admissions process at The Grove Estate begins with a confidential clinical pre-screening conducted over the phone. This 20-minute assessment allows us to evaluate whether our program is the right fit, determine the appropriate level of care based on ASAM guidelines, and provide you with all the information you need to make an informed decision.

Our experienced team carries out and reviews the screening remotely, ensuring the process is simple and stress-free for incoming clients.

Why We Conduct This Assessment:

• Program Suitability: We assess your medical background, current condition, and past treatment experiences to ensure our program aligns with your needs.

• Level of Care: Based on ASAM criteria, we recommend the right treatment type—whether detox, residential, or outpatient.

• Informed Choice: This step also empowers you (or your loved one) to understand whether our program feels like the right path forward.

Additionally, we evaluate your willingness and readiness to engage in the recovery journey—an essential factor in successful outcomes.

To begin, contact us at 765-204-1188 or fill out our secure online form. Our admissions specialists are available 24/7 to answer your questions with compassion and confidentiality.

Being prepared ensures a smoother transition into treatment. Here’s a guide to what you should pack—and what to avoid—during your stay at The Grove Estate.

Clothing Guidelines

Bring comfortable, modest clothing for 5–7 days. Laundry is provided free of charge. Luggage should be limited to one carry-on and one overnight bag.

What to Pack:

• Casual Pants: Jeans, joggers, khakis, and sweatpants

• Tops: T-shirts, long sleeves, sweaters, hoodies, button-downs

• Workout Clothes: Athletic wear including shorts (knee-length or longer), sweatshirts

• Outerwear: Weather-appropriate jackets

• Swimwear:

  • Men: Swim trunks with liners, mid-thigh or longer

  • Women: One-piece suits, fully intact

• Shoes: Rubber-soled, comfortable shoes; sneakers preferred

• Pajamas and Robe

• Undergarments and Socks

• Sandals or flip flops (for designated use only)

Clothing Restrictions: No revealing, torn, excessively tight or baggy clothing. No garments featuring alcohol, drug, or inappropriate graphics.

Personal Essentials

Items to Bring:

• Basic toiletries (unscented, sealed)

• Non-alcohol-based hygiene products

• Sunscreen (no self-tanning formulas)

• Razor with plastic casing (if needed)

• Journal or notebook

• Small tote or backpack for daily use

• Wristwatch and non-radio alarm clock

• Sunglasses for outdoor use

• CPAP machine or medical devices (if required)

• Important contact numbers

• Valid ID, insurance, and prescription cards

• Advance directive or living will (if applicable)

• Phone card for international calls (if needed)

Valuables Policy

To protect your belongings, please leave high-value items at home. Small personal valuables (like your phone and wallet) will be securely stored and returned at discharge. Non-permitted items may need to be shipped back at your expense.

Prohibited Items

Do not bring the following:

• Alcohol, drugs, or any illegal substances

• Personal care products with alcohol (e.g., perfumes, mouthwash)

• Aerosol cans or sprays

• Unsealed hygiene or tobacco products

• E-cigarettes or unapproved nicotine products

• Electronics (smartphones, laptops, tablets)

• Smartwatches or fitness trackers

• Weapons or sharp objects

• Outside food or beverages

• Bedding, pillows, or linens from home

• Inappropriate or provocative clothing

• Items with drug/alcohol logos or offensive messaging

• Pornographic materials or sex toys

• Craft supplies or hobby tools

Note: Any exception must be pre-approved for clinical reasons before admission.