What to Bring to Rehab: Packing List
One bag is enough: clothes for the weather, your medications in their original bottles, and your phone.
- Keep your phone
- Pack for the outdoors
- Laundry on site
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Rehab packing list
Pack light for the trip to Arizona. Laundry is on site, so about a week of clothes is enough, and the rest of what to bring to rehab fits in one duffel. Pack it in ten minutes, and have someone at home check it against this list before your month at AnchorPoint.
- ID and insurance card
- Prescriptions in original bottles, plus a list of doses
- Phone and charger
- About a week of clothes
- Layers and a warm jacket
- Hiking shoes and gym clothes
- Alcohol-free toiletries
- A few photos, a journal, a book
- Numbers for family and your doctor
Can you have your phone in rehab?
You keep your phone here. You can still call home, and the people who count on you can still reach you. The one rule: it stays second to the work you came to do.
Pack the charger. And write down the numbers for your family and your doctor, on paper too, in case the phone dies.
A day at AnchorPointWhat not to bring to rehab
These keep the house safe for every man in it. If it’s on this list, it stays behind, and admissions can tell you why on the call.
- Alcohol and drugsAnd anything with alcohol in it: mouthwash, some colognes.
- WeaponsOf any kind.
- Other people’s medsMedications prescribed to someone else.
- Cash and valuablesKeep large amounts at home.
- Outside foodAnd energy drinks.
Cigarettes or vapes? Ask rehab admissions on the call. They’ll tell you the current house rules. Call (928) 377-5230
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What clothes to bring for mountain weather
The house sits about 5,400 feet up, in the pines. Days can be warm, but mornings and nights are cool, and some winters bring snow. Whatever month you come, pack layers and a warm jacket, and shoes you can hike in, for the outdoors and the gym.
- Warm daysT-shirts. Summers are milder than in Phoenix.
- Cool nightsA layer for mornings and evenings.
- WinterA warm jacket. Some winters bring snow.
- The outdoorsHiking shoes or boots, and gym clothes.
Rehab insurance coverage
Admissions checks your benefits for free, in or out of network, and tells you plainly what your plan covers before you decide anything.
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Most PPO plans work out of network too. On Medicare or Medicaid (AHCCCS)? Admissions can help you find a program that takes your plan.
Check your insuranceBringing medications to rehab
Bring every prescription you take, in its original labeled bottle, and a written list of what you take and when. That way the medical team can see what you’re on from the start, and every dose is on record.
- Original bottles. Labeled, with your name on them.
- A list of doses. What, how much and when.
- MAT continues. Coordinated with your provider.
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- Jacoury H.September 2026
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What to bring FAQ
- Yes. You keep your phone and charger at AnchorPoint, so you can call home and the people who count on you can still reach you. Laptops are allowed on the same terms. The one rule is that the phone stays second to the work you came to do. Write family and doctor numbers on paper too, in case the battery dies.
- Yes, laundry is on site, so about a week of clothes is enough. Pack layers rather than a lot of outfits: T-shirts for warm days, a layer for cool mornings and evenings, and a warm jacket. Everything should fit in one duffel bag.
- Yes. Bring every prescription you take in its original labeled bottle, with your name on it, plus a written list of what you take, how much and when. That way the medical team can see what you’re on from the start. If you’re on Suboxone or methadone, it continues, coordinated with your provider.
- Ask admissions on the call. They’ll tell you the current house rules on cigarettes and vapes before you pack, so everything in your bag is cleared to come in with you. It’s a good question to add to your list for the first call, along with your medications.
- Hiking shoes or boots, and gym clothes. The week at AnchorPoint includes the outdoors and the gym, so pack shoes you can hike in and something to train in. Add whatever you’re comfortable wearing around the house.
- We’ll sort it out once you’re here. Come on your arrival date, even if something is missing from the bag. If it’s something important, like a prescription or your ID, tell admissions before you travel so they can help you plan for it.
- Leave alcohol and drugs at home, along with anything that has alcohol in it, like mouthwash and some colognes. Weapons of any kind, medications prescribed to someone else, large amounts of cash or valuables, and outside food and energy drinks also stay behind. These rules keep the house safe for every man in it.
- About a week of clothes, in layers. The house sits about 5,400 feet up, so days can be warm while mornings and nights are cool, and some winters bring snow. Pack T-shirts, a layer for mornings and evenings, a warm jacket, gym clothes, and hiking shoes or boots, whatever month you come.
- Bring your usual toiletries in alcohol-free versions. Mouthwash and some colognes contain alcohol, so choose ones without it or leave them at home. If you’re unsure about an item, ask admissions on the call and they’ll tell you before you pack.
- Your ID and insurance card, plus contact numbers for your family and your doctor, written down. Bring a list of your medication doses too. A few photos, a journal and a book are worth packing as well, for the evenings.
Where to find us
- AnchorPoint Recovery
3173 Clearwater Dr
Prescott, AZ 86305 - (928) 377-5230
Admissions: open 24 hours
Family visits: SundaysFlying in? Land in Phoenix and admissions handles the pickup.