Alpha Ministries Reach Rescue #1

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Policies

Tobacco Policy

Smoking cessation products allowed

Dipping allowed

Smoking allowed

E cigarettes allowed

Medication Policies

Outside Prescriptions Allowed

Prescription Medication Policy Details

Medication Policy Alpha Ministries Reach, Rescue & Restore is a drug- and alcohol-free recovery program. All medications brought into the residence must be declared, verified, and approved by staff prior to admission. 1. Approved Medications ● Residents may only take medications that are prescribed to them personally and are non-narcotic. ● No controlled substances or medications containing narcotics, habit-forming substances, or mind-altering chemicals are allowed. ● Over-the-counter (OTC) medications must be approved by staff before use and stored according to program procedures. 2. Medication Storage and Administration ● All medications are to be stored in the designated, secure area by Alpha Ministries staff. ● Residents are not permitted to keep medications in their rooms or on their person unless specifically approved for life-sustaining purposes (e.g., inhaler, EpiPen, insulin). ● Staff will document, dispense, or supervise self-administration of medication as appropriate. 3. Medication Changes ● Any new prescriptions or medication changes must be reported to staff immediately. ● Residents must provide updated prescription documentation for all changes. 4. Prohibited Medications ● Narcotic pain medications (opioids), benzodiazepines, barbiturates, medical marijuana/THC products and any habit-forming or mood-altering medications are strictly prohibited. ● MAT/MOUD: Alpha Ministries does not support the use of MAT/MOUD medications such as Suboxone, Methadone, or similar drugs. Applicants requiring MAT will be referred to programs that can support those needs. Alpha Ministries focuses on faith-based, abstinence-based recovery. ● Staff will provide residents with a list of approved medications upon request. 5. Non-Compliance ● Failure to report, properly store, or comply with the medication policy may result in: ● Immediate confiscation of the medication ● Loss of privileges or program dismissal By signing the Intake Packet Consent & Acknowledgement Form, the resident confirms they understand and agree to abide by the Medication Policy.

Administration of medication policies

Self Administered

Rules & Policies

Recommended Stay

Typical stay is 6–12 months, depending on the resident’s progress.