What to Expect

Could you or someone you know benefit from a more intensive mental health or chemical dependency treatment program? Sundance offers different levels of care, from inpatient, where the individual in crisis is monitored in a safe environment and medication management and therapy are a prime focus, to outpatient, where the individual attends group therapy during the day and is able to go home at night.

The first step is to make an appointment. We offer free assessments 24/7 for your convenience. You or your family member will meet with a mental health professional and they will make a determination as to what level of care would be most beneficial. From there, if an admission to either inpatient or outpatient is recommended, insurance will be filed or a self-pay payment plan can be created.

Upon discharge, a comprehensive plan will be created. All medication adjustments or additions are listed, therapy notes are included and appointments are made with a psychiatrist, a therapist and their primary care physician.

Smart Canadian Pharmacy is slowly but steadily gaining population. Thousands of positive customer reviews have already supported it, and it is still in the process of development for a healthier future. Here is what they offer:

  • Brand and generic meds for the worldwide distribution;
  • Pills for men’s health problems and women’s sexual conditions;
  • General healthcare treatment courses;
  • Everyday customer support (though a lot of clients say it’s not always possible to get in contact with the management due to the workload);
  • CIPA official accreditation;
  • Possibility to pay by credit card.

Regard Smart Canadian pharmacy as your safe and stable partner able to support you from both financial and physical points of view. They care about your health, and they can provide you with secure telemedicine services whenever you might need it for free.

WHAT TO BRING

  • Adult Inpatient
  • Child and Adolescent Inpatient
  • Child and Adolescent Outpatient
  • Adult Outpatient

ADULT INPATIENT

Do Bring:

  • One small bag of casual clothing — 3 changes of clothes
  • Limited toiletries (travel size / airport approved sizes)
    • non-electric toothbrush and dental floss
    • new, unopened toothpaste
    • alcohol-free hairspray (non-aerosol)
    • new, sealed shampoo, conditioner, soap in plastic bottles
    • new, sealed deodorant (non-aerosol)
    • make-up in original plastic bottles
    • alcohol-free mouthwash or breath spray
    • alcohol-free water-based perfume or cologne
  • Maximum of 5 magazines and/or books (with appropriate content as approved by the nursing staff)

Don’t Bring:

  • Clothing with drawstrings or revealing clothing (tank tops, shorts shorter than mid-thigh, miniskirts, hats)
  • Belts
  • Hand sanitizers, curling irons, razors, tweezers, nail polish or polish remover, aerosol products or bar soap
  • Jewelry, including body piercings and watches — wedding bands are permitted
  • Food or candy into patient rooms
  • Outside writing instruments — for safety purposes golf pencils are provided
  • Spiral bound notebooks — for safety purposes composition books are provided

 

CHILD AND ADOLESCENT INPATIENT

Do Bring:

  • One small bag of casual clothing ‐ 3 changes of clothes
    • Jeans/pants
    • T-shirt/Casual shirt (no tank tops or revealing clothing)
    • Athletic shoes (with no laces)
    • Socks
    • Night clothes
    • Seasonal wear (sweat shirt/jacket)
    • Undergarments
  • Alcohol-free mouthwash or breath spray
  • Alcohol-free water-based perfume or cologne
  • Non-electric toothbrush and dental floss
  • New, unopened toothpaste
  • Alcohol-free hairspray (non-aerosol)
  • New, sealed shampoo, conditioner, soap in plastic bottles
  • New, sealed deodorant (non-aerosol)

Don’t Bring:

  • Makeup
  • Aerosol products (body spray, spray deodorant, hair spray, etc.)
  • Alcohol containing products (mouthwash, cologne, hand sanitizer, conditioner, etc.)
  • Hairbands (these will be provided)
  • Earrings
  • Personal combs or brushes made of metal or any with sharp points
  • Volatile solvents such as fingernail polish remover
  • Belts, scarves, shoe laces, drawstrings or any other type of object that could be used as a ligature
  • Personal electronic devices (cell phones, rechargeable razors, radios, tablets, MP3 players, computers, cameras, etc.)
  • Breakable glass of any kind
  • Drugs: prescription, OTC, herbal or street
  • Food or beverages brought in from outside the hospital
  • Mirrors or mirrored cosmetics
  • Anything with a cord (shavers, hair dryers, etc.)
  • Matches and cigarette lighters
  • Plastic bags or cellophane of any type
  • Provocative clothing
  • Any type of sharp items (scissors, nail files, tin cans, needles, tweezers, razors, picture frames, tacks, pins, paper clips, hair pins, hair barrettes, etc.) **Exceptions — patients will be allowed to shave by utilizing safety razors, with a physician’s orders and with staff supervision.
  • Tobacco products
  • Gum
  • Toys or games
  • Stuffed animals
  • Clothes hangers
  • Pens, pencils, markers
  • Other items that may be used by a patient to harm self or others, at the discretion of a physician and/or staff
  • Flowers or balloons

CHILD AND ADOLESCENT OUTPATIENT

The only item the students should bring is their lunch in a clear, plastic bag.

ADULT OUTPATIENT

Patients should bring any current medications they are taking. No other restrictions or limitations for outpatient adults.