Admissions

Addiction Treatment Admissions in New Jersey

Taking the first step toward healing is the most important—and often the most difficult—part of recovery. At Legacy Healing Center – New Jersey, our admissions process is designed to be simple, confidential, and fully supported. Whether you’re reaching out for yourself or someone you love, our local team in Cherry Hill and Parsippany is here to guide you every step of the way.

What to Expect from the Admissions Process

Starting treatment at Legacy Healing is easier than you think. Here’s what to expect:

• Step 1: Reach Out Confidentially
  Call our admissions team at (732) 402-0352 or submit an online inquiry. Every conversation is private and judgment-free.
• Step 2: Clinical and Insurance Pre-Screening
  We’ll ask a few questions to understand your needs and verify insurance benefits (if applicable).
• Step 3: Personalized Treatment Recommendation
  Based on your situation, we’ll recommend the appropriate level of care and help coordinate placement, including with our trusted local detox and residential partners if needed.
• Step 4: Arrival and Check-In
  We’ll assist with logistics to ensure a smooth transition to one of our NJ locations or partner facilities.

Verify Your Insurance Benefits

Most private health insurance plans cover addiction treatment. Let us help you find out what your plan covers—fast and confidentially.

✔️ No obligation
✔️ Secure and HIPAA-compliant
✔️ We do not accept Medicare or Medicaid

Verify your insurance online or call (732) 402-0352 to speak with an admissions specialist.

Who Can Start Treatment at Legacy Healing – NJ?

We serve:

• Adults age 18+ struggling with drug or alcohol addiction
• Individuals with co-occurring mental health conditions
• Clients in need of outpatient services (PHP, IOP, OP)
• People seeking placement for detox, inpatient, or sober living through our trusted referral network
• Families across New Jersey looking to support a loved one’s recovery

Coordinating Travel and Arrival

Whether you’re coming from Camden County, Morris County, or traveling from out of state, we help make the journey to treatment seamless. Our team offers:

• Transportation coordination, if needed
• Guidance on what to bring
• A welcoming, respectful check-in experience at our Cherry Hill or Parsippany locations

Fast-Track Admissions for Urgent Cases

Need help right away? We can often admit eligible clients within 24 hours.

• Rapid screening and placement
• Coordination with hospitals, employers, and EAPs
• Clinical professionalism with discretion and speed

📞 For urgent help, call us now: (732) 402-0352

Help for Families and Referring Professionals

Whether you’re a loved one planning an intervention or a therapist seeking a trusted referral partner, our admissions team provides:

• Family consultation and education
• Crisis support during relapse or detox episodes
• Collaboration with medical providers, case managers, and employers

Contact us or call (732) 402-0352 to speak with an New Jersey rehab admissions specialist about a loved one or to refer a client.

Your Journey Starts Here

You don’t have to figure it out alone. Contact us to:

• Talk with an admissions specialist
• Verify your insurance
• Explore treatment options in Cherry Hill or Parsippany

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FAQs About Starting Treatment at Legacy – NJ

How long does the admissions process take?
Some clients can be admitted the same day. Most admissions are completed within 24–48 hours.

What if I don’t have insurance?
We offer guidance on self-pay options and community resources. Contact us for details.

Can I get same-day admission?
Yes, in many cases we can coordinate same-day or next-day intake. Please call (732) 402-0352 to speak with an admissions specialist for same-day rehab admissions help.

Can Legacy help with transportation?
Absolutely. We’ll help arrange transportation for local and out-of-town clients.

What happens if my loved one doesn’t want treatment?
Our team can support you with intervention planning and guidance on how to approach a loved one in denial.