The First Step to Recovery
Bradford at Madison Admissions
You’ve taken an important step by looking into Bradford at Madison
Why Bradford at Madison?
Put simply, our hearts are in what we do. And that is to provide hope, help, and healing to people wrestling with addiction. We’re also here for those supporting their recovery journey.
We are compassionate professionals dedicated to meeting and treating our patients right where they are through innovative programming, support, and resources at every level of care.
At Bradford, we’re more than an addiction treatment center. We are a community for every stage of recovery.
It All Changes Here.
INSURANCE
Being in-network with most major and recognized insurance providers/carriers, we are committed to helping you access our premier drug and alcohol rehab programs.
We are in-network with most major insurance providers. Contact us to find out if we partner with your provider.
What is a typical day like?
Typically, our programs include six and a half days per week of organized therapy and supervised personal time. Every patient joins group therapy and has individual therapy sessions.
Depending on the program, there might be extra types of treatment like adventure-based therapy, group meetings about spirituality, information on overcoming chemical dependency, and sessions focusing on specific recovery aspects. It’s important for everyone to attend 12-step meetings as part of the program regularly.
What should I bring?
- Alcohol-free hairspray in a sealed pump bottle
- Shampoo, conditioner, body lotion (including cocoa butter lotion; all products MUST be in store packaging)
- Hair dryer/ flat-iron/ clippers
- Safety shaving razors
- Perfume/cologne (2 oz or less only)
- Mouthwash (alcohol-free only)
- Laundry detergent/ dryer sheets
- Alarm clocks (with no radio)
- Framed photos
What not to bring
- Alcoholic beverages or illegal substances
- Open tobacco products
- Electronics and chargers (cell phones, computers, cameras, USB drives, headphones/earbuds, etc.)
- Firearms/knives/straight razors/scissors
- Nail file, glue, polish, or remover (nail clippers cannot have a metal file attached)
- Any product in an aerosol can (excluding shaving cream)
- Over-the-counter medications (including nasal spray and eye drops)
- Previously opened chapstick
- Hand sanitizer
- Bar soap
Click here for a complete list of allowed and prohibited items for inpatient treatment.
Is Bradford at Madison accessible to patients and family members who need special accommodation?
Yes. Our facility complies with ADA specifications.
How can I get more information?
Patients’ rights
You can be assured of privacy and confidentiality … before, during and after your treatment at Bradford. It’s the law. And it’s a protection we safeguard for each one of our patients. Learn more.
Note: The confidentiality of all information, including patient and family/significant other identity, discovered during participation in any Bradford Health Services program is protected by Federal law and regulations. Bradford Health Services or its program participants may not say to a person outside Bradford Health Services’ program that a patient or family member/significant other has attended the program, or disclose any information identifying a patient or family member/significant other, unless:
1. the patient/family member/significant other consents in writing as required by Federal regulations;
2. the disclosure is allowed by a court order; or
3. the disclosure is made to medical personnel in a medical emergency.
“A family member came to Bradford and was able to get their life back on track and remain in their career. We’ll be forever grateful for the care and education we all received through this facility.”
RISK ASSESSMENTS
Are you concerned that you or someone you care about might be dealing with a drug or alcohol problem? The Risk Assessments below can help you better understand the situation. Our Recovery Advisors are also available 24/7 to answer your questions.
AUDIT
CAGE-AID
CRAFFT
Disclaimer: The results of these self-administered screening tools are not intended to constitute a diagnosis of alcoholism or drug-use disorder. They should be used solely as a guide to understanding your alcohol and/or other drug use and the potential associated health issues. The information provided here cannot substitute for a full evaluation by a health professional.