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Call Admissions
Start with availability, timing, and a brief description of the prospective resident's situation.
For Professionals
A referral pathway built for clarity.
Treatment teams, hospitals, courts, probation and parole professionals, social workers, and case managers need fast answers about fit, expectations, and the next admissions step.
Referral Overview
Help us assess fit quickly.
Rainier Crest welcomes professional referrals for adults who are sober at admission, committed to recovery, and willing to follow the house structure.
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Adults 18+Applicants must be able to participate in a structured communal living environment.
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Multiple transition pointsTreatment, detox, correctional settings, outpatient care, and other sober living arrangements.
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Medication-assisted treatment consideredThe current program materials permit prescribed MAT with proper documentation and house-protocol compliance.
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Ongoing communicationCoordination with referral sources can occur when the resident has provided appropriate authorization.
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Initial Fit Review
Admissions reviews basic eligibility and identifies what additional information is needed.
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Resident Conversation
The prospective resident participates directly in the intake process and reviews program expectations.
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Placement & Coordination
If accepted and a space is available, admissions coordinates the next steps with authorized parties.
Before You Refer
Information that makes the first call useful.
For privacy, the redesigned public site does not ask professionals to place detailed substance-use or behavioral-health histories into an ordinary web form.
Basics
Name, age, contact information, expected transition date, and current setting.
Fit
Current sobriety status, ability to live in a communal environment, and willingness to follow house rules.
Coordination
Referral contact information and any release/authorization needed before protected information is discussed.
Professional Admissions Line
Start with a direct conversation.
For a time-sensitive placement question, call admissions. For non-urgent questions, email or use the general contact form.