Talk with intake
Share what is happening now, the type of help being requested, and any immediate medical or safety concerns.

24-hour inpatient services
One coastal campus
The Sea Level campus supports adults through acute need and connects each person to a longer recovery pathway. Care does not end at discharge: planning may include outpatient treatment, medication services, peer support, recovery housing, transportation, and community resources.

What happens when you call
Share what is happening now, the type of help being requested, and any immediate medical or safety concerns.
The team reviews clinical needs, referral information, coverage, current availability, and the most appropriate level of care.
If Sea Level is appropriate, intake explains required records, what to bring, arrival details, and the next step.
Admission is based on clinical appropriateness, required information, coverage or funding arrangements, and availability. Calling does not guarantee placement.
Levels of care
Assessment, stabilization, and coordinated next steps for adults experiencing an acute behavioral health or substance use crisis.
Structured clinical monitoring, medication when appropriate, and support through alcohol or other substance withdrawal.
Round-the-clock structure with clinical services, peer connection, recovery planning, and preparation for life after discharge.
Preparing for care
Intake confirms the records and medications information needed and explains what may or may not be brought to the campus.
Each person receives an individualized plan that can include medical and psychiatric coordination, counseling, peer support, medication, groups, and recovery planning.
Privacy rules guide communication. With appropriate consent, families and supports may participate in planning and transitions.
Ask intake for the current packing list before traveling. Requirements can vary by level of care and individual circumstances.
Bring an accurate medication list and follow intake instructions about prescription containers. The clinical team reviews medications after admission.
Planning begins early and may connect people with outpatient care, MOUD, psychiatry, peers, housing, transportation, and community support.

Recovery continues
ICGH’s broader continuum makes it possible to plan beyond a single stay—connecting clinical care with medication access, peers, transportation, housing, employment, education, family support, and community resources.
Explore the ICGH continuumCall to discuss admission needs, current availability, coverage, and required information.