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Frequently Asked Questions

We understand that seeking help for substance use and recovery can come with many questions. Our FAQ section is designed to provide clear, helpful information about our services, admissions process, treatment options, and what to expect at the Rutgers Center for Recovery & Wellbeing (RCRW). Whether you are seeking care for yourself or a loved one, we are here to guide you every step of the way with compassion, transparency, and support.

About Residential Inpatient Programs

  • Yes, RCRW treats adults from 18 years of age and up.

  • Our bedrooms are comfortable and provide a home like atmosphere. We offer both private and shared accommodations. Towels and bedlinens are supplied and each room has a private bathroom. Each floor has a shared space that provides comfortable seating with tv access. The facility also has a yoga studio, art studio, state of the art gym, dining room, laundry room, and many other amenities to make your stay as comfortable as possible.

  • During your stay, you will be engaged in a range of activities. Please bring whatever will make you feel most comfortable.  Think relaxed, easy, and cozy.

    • Comfortable clothing and sleepwear
    • Sneakers, comfortable shoes, and slippers
    • Your favorite toiletries (that don’t include alcohol)
    • Your favorite books and music
    • Pictures of family and friends
    • Any comfort items you love; an instrument, favorite robe, blanket, etc.
    • Prescribed medications
  • Yes, you may bring your phone with you. However, our staff will maintain your phone in a secure place. You can access it with staff if you truly need to check messages, calls, or email.

  • If you are unable to provide your own transportation to the facility please let us know.  We will work with you to find a way to get you here.

  • Yes. During your stay here, we believe it is important to allow you time and space to visit with your family and friends. Your recovery support system is important to us and your care.  You absolutely will have opportunities to spend time with your loved ones and for them to be  a part of your treatment and recovery.