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Admissions

Starting care should feel manageable.

Instead of a confusing tangle of forms, we guide you through what happens first, what to bring, and how secure intake works — one clear step at a time.

A welcoming intake coordinator greeting a new client at 2 All Is Well CDC
A warm welcome

You'll be greeted, not processed

From your very first visit, our team meets you with warmth and respect. We take the time to understand your situation, answer your questions, and walk with you through each step — so getting started feels supportive rather than overwhelming.

  • A real person guides you from your first contact.
  • No confusing paperwork dumped on you at once.
  • Clear answers about cost, options, and next steps.
How admissions work

Four steps to begin

Reach out

Clients, families, or partners call 702-803-9355 to request an assessment or coordinate a referral. We explain next steps and answer questions.

Begin intake

We guide you on the documents, forms, and initial information needed to move forward.

Complete secure portal tasks

Applications, document review, signatures, and uploads are handled securely through the BestNotes patient portal.

Confirm fit & next steps

We review needs, explain placement and financial guidance, and welcome you into the right level of care.

Eligibility at a glance
  • Residency — Nevada residents; simple proof such as a Nevada ID or utility bill.
  • Age — Most services for adults 18+, with select youth services by program fit.
  • Clinical need — Substance use, mental health, or co-occurring concerns.
  • Financial — Sliding-fee options may be available with income documentation.
  • Insurance — Not required to begin; collected for billing if applicable.
  • Legal — Court orders and probation referrals accepted for mandated treatment.
What to bring
  • Photo identification
  • Proof of Nevada residency
  • Income or financial information
  • Insurance details, if applicable
  • Relevant medical or behavioral health records
  • Court or probation documents, if applicable

Don't have everything on day one? Reach out anyway — we'll tell you what to bring next.

Portal alignment

Request an assessment — the clearest first step

Our language reflects how our workflow actually works: request services, complete intake, review documents, and upload forms securely. Rather than advertising direct online self-booking, we guide you into a simple, supported process.

  • The patient portal points to BestNotes for secure tasks.
  • Site copy avoids promising instant self-scheduling.
  • Admissions and assessment steps stay easy to understand.
Referral pathways

Many ways to begin

Self-referrals — contact us directly; often the fastest path.

Family or caregiver — initiate a referral and share concerns; adult clients still participate in consent steps.

Medical providers: call our office for referral and secure document-sharing instructions.

Courts or probation: call to coordinate requirements before sharing client or legal documents.

Take the next step

Ready when you are

Contact us to begin admissions, coordinate a referral, or learn more about our programs and care pathways.