Frequently Asked Questions

FAQs

Below is a list of frequently asked questions we hear at Farnum, and their answers. If you have another question or would like to request more information about Farnum, please use our online form. Thanks for your interest!


I am currently a client at Farnum, in the Detox Unit. Can I still transition to Residential treatment after I finish Detox?

Yes. You can transition to Residential care at Farnum Center after completing Detox. If you choose to continue your recovery journey at a Residential facility outside Farnum Center, our staff will assist you with making these arrangements to support your continued success following Detox.

I am currently a client at Farnum, in the Residential Unit. Will I be able to finish my treatment?

Yes. All clients in the Residential Unit at Farnum will continue treatment as outlined in your individual treatment plan. You will not be asked to end treatment prior to your expected discharge date. Furthermore, our staff will continue to work with you to develop your aftercare plan to maintain your recovery following graduation from Farnum.

What will happen to the Farnum Alumni Group?

We recognize the Farnum Alumni Group is a source of support to those in recovery. While we cannot continue to facilitate the Farnum Alumni Group at the Queen City location, we are pleased to welcome the Group to the Lake Ave location.

How will I access the record of my treatment?

If you would like a copy of your treatment records, please click the link below to submit a Record Release Request which will be forwarded to the attention of a staff member. To protect your information and in accordance with federal privacy laws, only fully and legibly completed requests can be honored. This form can also be accessed on our website, via email to [email protected] or by calling 603-622-3020.

Where else can I get treatment?

Farnum Center Outpatient Treatment on Lake Ave, Manchester, NH, will remain open to new and existing clients. Farnum Outpatient can be reached by calling 603-622-3020. You may contact 211 or call or visit your local Doorway to discuss other treatment options that are right for you. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) offers a website to assist you in finding treatment regardless of your State of residence.

Doorway locations

SAMHSA

Speak to Our Admissions Team

Call us today at either 603.622.3020 or 1.888.840.4243.