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Program
Rules
1. Physical violence and/or verbal abuse directed at other clients
or staff will not be tolerated.
2. Abusive language, disruptive behavior, or overt sexual behavior
will not be tolerated.
3. Loitering outside the clinic is not permitted. You must be accompanied
by a staff member while you are in the building.
4. Weapons of any sort are prohibited in Walker Recovery Center
and on clinic premises.
5. Possession or use of any drugs or alcohol in Walker Recovery
Center or on clinic premises is strictly forbidden and could result
in involuntary discharge from the program as well as legal action.
6. You are expected to inform the nurse, the physician or your counselor
of any prescription/non-prescription medications you are taking.
7. Criminal actions committed in Walker Recovery Center or on clinic
premises will result in police notification and follow-up prosecution.
This includes selling, receiving, and/or possession of drugs/alcohol.
8. You are expected to behave in a civil, decent, and respectable
manner while in
Walker Recovery Center or on clinic premises. You are expected to
wear appropriate clothing. You will be sent home if you arrive without
shoes
and/or shirt, have clothing with logo/design advertising alcohol,
drugs, and/or
other inappropriate, unacceptable design/words. ...
9. Consistent use of illicit drugs and/or alcohol could be grounds
for involuntary discharge from the program.
10. You must provide a toxicology sample upon request of any staff
member. You must expect to be observed by a same sex staff member
and/or nurse while you produce the toxicology sample. Cold/room
temperature urine provided will be considered "positive".
A toxicology screen results with a low specific gravity (indicating
the specimen is watered down or it is just water) us considered
"positive". A refusal to provide a toxicology specimen
is considered "positive". A refusal to provide a toxicology
will be counted as two "positive" results and will result
in appropriate consequences.
11 You are required to either attend group and/or individual sessions
with your counselor as stated in your treatment plan. Consistent
refusals to attend will negatively affect your progress in treatment,
and thus your eligibility for take-home privileges.
12. Smoking is not permitted in the building. You may smoke outside
in the designated area. You are asked to discard your cigarettes
and/or cigarette butts in the containers provided outside.
13. Failure to produce verification of essential facts as requested
by program staff may affect your retention in treatment and your
ability to receive and/or keep take home privileges. If on probation
or parole, you must notify your contact person and obtain a copy
of your probation or parole papers for Walker Recovery Center.
14. Cars should be parked in the designated parking areas. Anyone
observed parking in assigned or handicapped parking areas will be
asked to move their vehicle.
15. Speeding through the clinic parking lot, "scratching off",
or "squealing tires" while entering or exiting the parking
area can result in disciplinary actions.
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