Use treatment-provider information to prepare questions about care, understand service descriptions and organize a conversation with a qualified professional.
Using the provider profile
Provider descriptions can help you prepare questions about suitability, privacy and continuing care. Confirm the proposed treatment with the clinical team rather than relying on a general service description.
Confirm current services, locations, qualifications, fees, availability and proposed care arrangements directly with the provider. Do not treat a service description as confirmation that a particular program can safely meet an individual’s needs.
Individual clinical needs come first
Private or residential care is not the appropriate response to every concern. Depending on the circumstances, local outpatient services, specialist treatment, public services or hospital care may be more appropriate. A qualified assessment should guide that decision.
Use choosing private treatment to organize questions and compare practical arrangements. The levels-of-care guide explains distinctions worth discussing with a clinician.
External organizations and sources
Links to health agencies and industry organizations are included as sources or support routes. They do not imply a partnership, endorsement, sponsorship or referral agreement with Performer Recovery. Each organization has its own eligibility requirements, privacy practices and contact arrangements.
Contacting a provider
Contact the provider through its own published channels for assessment, appointments or admissions. This website does not confirm availability, assess suitability or receive clinical records on a provider’s behalf.
For other starting points, visit find support. For immediate danger or an emergency, use urgent help rather than waiting for a treatment inquiry response.