FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
We are here to answer any questions you may have about services, facilities, or anything else. Even if we aren’t the appropriate place for you or your loved one we would love to help you find a place. Give us a call today!
FAQs
Do you take insurance?
Yes we take most major insurances. Follow this link to submit your insurance information and we can begin working on admitting you or your loved one.
What's the cost of the program?
With insurance we’ll have to verify the benefits to estimate the out of pocket cost. Self pay prices are $14,000 for the inpatient program and $6000 for the outpatient program.
How many days?
For Residential Treatment we offer 30, 60, or 90 day stays. The majority of our clients find that 30 to 45 days of inpatient programming followed by a 10 week course of Intensive Outpatient is sufficient to enter and maintain throughout the early recovery phases.
What about pass or visitation?
Each Saturday and Sunday we allow our clients some time to either take a pass or have visitors at the facility. For the first week After the first week of treatment and ambulatory detox if a client is doing well and adhering to the program we allo
What about phones?
At Fire Sky Ranch we do allow clients to have their phones during certain times and phases of the program. As a client advances through the program and completes parts of their treatment they can earn more phone time as a privilege. We also reserve the right to rescind that privilege of a client is using their phone in a negative manner (fighting with family members, spending hours on apps instead of working on themselves, using phone during inappropriate times)
What about my job?
It’s very common for people with careers to come to treatment, we can help facilitate leaves of absence, emergency medical leave, or temporary disability for clients who want to preserve their jobs and careers. With our phone policy at times clients have been able to maintain some level of communication with work as needed in order to make their stay as comfortable and efficient as possible
What about smoking or nicotine?
We do allow smoking and nicotine at the facility at designated smoking areas on the property outdoors. Clients are asked to respect our facility by not smoking indoors, not leave tobacco products in common areas (cigarette butts, dip cups, nicotine pouches)
Do they bring food?
We provide all of the meals while clients are in our Residential Program but clients are allowed to bring their own snacks and drinks. Each of the rooms have mini-fridges and microwaves so clients can enjoy snacks in the comfort of their space during down-time.
What about laundry?
We provide the basic laundry supplies like detergent and dryer sheets. There are two laundry rooms at the facility where clients are responsible for washing their own clothes, towels, and sheets during their stay.
How many people will be there?
We have 19 beds at Fire Sky Ranch, we maintain at an average of 15 clients at most times. WIth a small group size we find that clients are able to share and be vulnerable with others and make connections which is an important part of recovery. Many clients find that the brotherhood and camaraderie they find at our facility allows for growth and connection during a really difficult time.
Will I have to share a room?
Yes, some rooms have up to three beds but most have two. We find that even though sharing a room might sound intimidating to some, often roommates connect and are able to build a friendship in recovery that carries on throughout the recovery journey.
Do you have a gym?
We do have an adequate gym with a squat rack, leg press, smith machine, cable machine, pull-up bar, treadmill, elliptical, exercise bike, and punching bag. Along with a set of free weights and dumbbells. Everything needed in order for a full regiment of strength training is found in our gym and we are constantly upgrading and adding to our equipment so clients can exercise and utilize fitness as a part of their recovery program.
FAQs
What about legal issues?
We understand that many of us enter into recovery with arrests, probation, and court dates. As challenging as that can be it can also be a turning point for many of us to find sobriety. It is common for clients entering treatment to have legal issues that our individual counselors can help you navigate. We pride ourselves on working closely with lawyers, probation officers, and the court system in order to help our client be successful in the long run.
Can I get a letter for court?
We will gladly write letters to judges, prosecutors and lawyers on your behalf to explain the purpose of our program, your admission to our facility, and your successful completion of the program as needed.
Do you work with court-ordered clients?
Yes we work with court-ordered clients. We will happily communicate with the courts on your behalf.
What about my business?
Business owners, managers, and other career minded individuals come to us for their substance use issues often. We pride ourselves on the ability to meet you where you’re at and help you find recovery while also managing your business or affairs. As long as you are serious about changing we will work with you and allow you some freedoms to handle business when needed. Our professional track of the program allows clients with important careers some opportunities to manage their affairs while also building their recovery.
What about a psychiatrist?
Dr. Jessica Nelson is our consulting psychiatrist. We work closely alongside her to help clients find medications or other interventions that help with issues that may impact your treatment and recovery. Clients with co-occurring mental health or other diagnoses will be screened by Dr. Nelson and given options as to what medications they can be prescribed to lessen any symptoms that might interfere with their recovery.
What about health issues?
Depending on what substances an incoming client is struggling with and if withdrawal symptoms will occur each client will be seen by Jim Rosson FNP-C or another physician. Any health issues that might interfere with treatment can be addressed at the initial assessment. If a client has serious health issues they may be asked to complete a medical detox at a hospital before entering our program. Due to our CARF accreditation and licensure from the State of Texas we are required to elevate a client to a higher level of care if medically necessary. If a client in our care is having issues with some aspect of their health we will gladly facilitate any doctor’s appointments, prescriptions, or any other type of care that’s necessary for them to participate in our program.
What are the requirements?
The requirements to enter our program are some form of payment (i.e. insurance, private pay), a willingness to change and work on the issues that led to addiction, and a good attitude. This is not a lockdown facility, we cannot keep you here. We want you here and we will work as hard as you will to make lasting changes in your life and help you enter and stay in recovery from your addiction.
What if I have criminal charges?
We pride ourselves on working with a diverse array of clients with varying backgrounds. You are not your past. The only people we cannot allow to participate in our program are individuals registered as sex offenders. Due to the nature of our program and families with children being present at times we cannot allow registered sex offenders admission to our program. We will gladly help you find an appropriate place if this applies to you.
What about medication?
During your stay at Fire Sky Ranch you may be prescribed psychiatric or detoxification medications. We will assist in managing these for you with refills during your stay and upon your discharge. Medications that you bring to treatment with you will be your responsibility in filling but we can help facilitate pick up or phone calls when necessary.
What about medication assisted treatment?
We do allow medication assisted treatment for individuals who have been long-term opioid users, medications like suboxone may be necessary for you to find long-term recovery. Jim Rosson FNP-C handles our medical detox and medication assisted treatment. Upon entering treatment you will be screened by him and prescribed the appropriate type and dosage of medication in order to help you find sobriety.
What do they bring?
Clients coming to Residential treatment should bring the following:
- Assorted comfortable clothing about 7-10 days of clothing,
- Current prescription medicines in labeled bottles or package
- Hygiene products (nothing containing alcohol)
- Personal pillow or blanket (these are provided but you might want to bring your own)
- Mobile phone (you will be given access to it at times)
- Debit card and/or spending money
- Bathing suite (we have a pool &hot tub)
- Sodas or snacks (in unopened packages) we provide all other food
- Nicotine products (vape, dip, cigarettes)
- Books or reading material
