The following list includes items are recommended to bring for treatment at Quail Run Behavioral Health:

• Up to three changes of clothing (we offer laundry facilities on site)
• Insurance card and a picture ID
• Legal paperwork and/or guardianship paperwork as appropriate
• List of prescription medications, including information about dosage
• Relevant medical records
• Name(s) and telephone number(s) of your primary care providers, psychiatrist, counselor, etc.
• Request of Information form (our assessment team can fax this in advance for completion) for continuing care providers
• Toiletries are provided; if you have a prescription lotion for example, talk with the assessment team about whether this is provided or should be brought in
• Journal or books are acceptable, though they must not contain spiral (we can provide these as well)

Permitted Personal Belongings

• Five (5) casual outfits
• Shorts-mid thigh length
• Sweat pants-no draw strings
• Shoes-no laces/metal or high heels
• A set of pajamas or a non-transparent nightgown
• Five (5) wide strap-long tank top/undershirt
• Five (5) pairs of socks
• Five (5) pairs of underwear
• Five- (5) bras-No underwire
• Sweater or sweatshirt without strings or ties (Hooded sweaters or sweatshirts are not allowed)
• Lip Moisturizer
• Dentures
• Eye Glasses/Contacts-case and solution
• Hearing Aids/batteries
• Medical devices for which there is a physician’s order

The following items are considered contraband; this list is not intended to be all-inclusive:

• All glass objects, including makeup bottles and mirrors
• All sharp objects, whether metal, wire or hard plastic, including tweezers, scissors, knives, hair picks, barrettes, hair clips/pins, razors, nail clippers, spiral notebooks, hanger, etc
• All jewelry that can be removed from a person, including rings and watches (including body piercings) and items made from para cord material.
• Any electronic items including CD players, cell phones, I-Pods, electronic toothbrushes, radios, tapes, CD’s, computers, batteries including button batteries, hairdryers, curling irons. Flat irons, etc
• Any aerosols or hair sprays are not allowed.
• Personal hygiene articles containing alcohol including mouthwash and hand sanitizer products Individual shampoos, and deodorants are not allowed without a prescription.
• Any smoking materials, including lighters and matches, or tobacco products
• Any food or drink not provided by the facility
• Any items containing staples, including magazines
• Any belts, cloth sashes, cord-strung pants, drawstrings, suspenders, shoelaces are not allowed. Clothing may not consist of halter-tops, low cut necklines, spaghetti straps, short-shorts, midriff revealing tops.
• Any stuffed animals, personal blankets, pillows or bedding (infection control)
• All Pencils with erasers, pens (patients will only be allowed pens by order of the treatment team), markers, sharpies, white out.
• Any over the counter or prescribed medications unless prescribed by the attending physician.
• Alcohol and illegal drugs
• Any clothing depicting or promoting alcohol, drugs, cigarettes, pornography, gangs or violence
• Any sunglasses or bandanas
• Weapons or firearms
• Any loose powder, body powder
• Any plastic bags or bags with handles or strings
• Dental floss, rope or twine
• Hard cover books (Only soft covered books will be allowed)
• Magnetic toys
• Fidget Spinner

Our assessment and referral team is available to receive calls 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If you or someone you know is experiencing a crisis and needs help, don’t wait. Call us at 602-455-5694 for a no-cost, confidential assessment today.