Admissions Contact Page – SpiritLife Inc.

Admissions Inquiry

The “Admissions Inquiry” form lets you easily request information or inquire about treatment without the need to call us directly. If you submit your request during normal business hours, our team will return your call before admissions closes for the day, although the call may come from a different number. For immediate assistance, you can also reach us directly at 724-465-2165 and press option 1 twice. Please note: If you are seeking Methadone Maintenance, you must have a home clinic prior to treatment at SpiritLife. Let our admissions staff know if you need help finding a clinic.

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Have you ever been to SpiritLife before?

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What level of care are you seeking?

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When are you looking to come in for treatment?

Do you currently know someone that is currently in treatment at SpiritLife now?

At SpiritLife, we prioritize creating a safe, supportive, and focused environment for all clients. For this reason, we do not permit romantic, sexual, or any other personal relationships between clients during treatment. Such relationships can distract from the healing process, create unnecessary stress, and potentially undermine the therapeutic goals of recovery. Our commitment is to help clients work through their challenges in a respectful and focused environment, where they can fully engage in their treatment and recovery journey.

Which PA County is your insurance registered in?

Are you currently on any medicated assisted treatments (MAT)?

We ask for specific details on MAT dosing to ensure we can safely and effectively support each client’s medical needs during treatment. Having accurate MAT information helps our team monitor withdrawal symptoms, prevent potential interactions, and make any necessary adjustments to create a safe and comfortable recovery environment.

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Are there any other details you can provide?

Additional information may include details about medical and mental health conditions, Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) dosing, potential barriers to treatment, and individual motivations for seeking recovery.

“It does not matter how slowly you go, as long as you do not stop.” – Confucius

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