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Admissions at Aarambh in Bardoli.

Call or send a WhatsApp message any time. Callback requests are handled from 9 AM-5 PM, India Standard Time.

Find Aarambh in Bardoli, Surat

Contact and admissions

Start with the option that feels easiest.

Reaching out starts a conversation. It does not confirm admission or a treatment recommendation.

Our 15-bed residential centre supports adults aged 18 and over with alcohol and other substance addictions. A typical stay is three months; the proposed plan follows a suitability discussion. Contact admissions for current fees.

Before travelling, ask about current availability, assessments, family communication, what to bring and visiting arrangements. Treatment takes place in Bardoli, Surat district.

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Admissions hours9 AM-5 PM, India Standard Time

Visit AarambhA 16, Nimit Residency, Dhamdod Lumbha, Bardoli, Surat

This website is not an emergency service. If someone is in immediate danger or needs urgent medical help in India, call 112.

Request a Callback

Open a prepared message to Aarambh, then press Send in WhatsApp.

After you send your message, our team can arrange a callback during admissions hours: 9 AM-5 PM, India Standard Time.

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Client admission process

A careful start creates a safer plan.

Admission begins with listening, screening, and clear information. No responsible centre can promise a guaranteed cure or recovery outcome.

Medical assessment matters

Alcohol and some drug withdrawals can be medically dangerous. A qualified medical professional should decide whether medical withdrawal management or hospital care is required.

Read the NIAAA clinical resource

01Initial enquirySpeak with the individual and family, understand the immediate concern, and explain how Aarambh works.

Discuss the substance involved, duration and pattern of use, previous treatment, and immediate needs.
Explain the programme, expected duration, fees, and house rules.
Do not promise a guaranteed cure or recovery outcome.

02Pre-admission screeningCollect enough background information to identify safety concerns and decide what assessment is needed.

Review alcohol and substance use history, previous rehabilitation, current medicines, and known medical conditions.
Discuss mental and behavioural concerns, previous withdrawal problems, family background, and current safety risks.

03Medical assessmentA qualified doctor or medical professional must assess whether the person is suitable for the facility.

Alcohol and some substance withdrawals can be medically dangerous and should not be stopped abruptly without appropriate assessment.
The assessment should determine whether medical withdrawal management or hospital care is required before admission.

04Admission and consentCreate a complete admission file covering identity, health information, consent, payment, privacy, and family contacts.

Record emergency contacts, medical information, medicines, assessment forms, and fee documentation.
Provide the admission agreement, centre rules, responsibilities, and privacy information.

05Family orientationExplain the recovery programme, communication rules, family participation, progress updates, discharge, and aftercare.

Clarify expected behaviour and responsibilities for the individual and family.
Explain the relapse-prevention approach and how progress will be communicated.

06Individual recovery planPrepare a personal plan covering recovery goals, counselling, family needs, life skills, relapse prevention, and aftercare.

Include emotional, behavioural, and psychological needs in the appropriate initial assessment period.
Include 12-Step or peer-support participation when appropriate for the individual.

07Regular progress reviewKeep documented reviews of participation, counselling progress, family involvement, recovery goals, and relapse risk.

Record behavioural changes and concerns that need referral.
Use written reviews alongside direct conversations with the individual and family.

08Discharge and aftercarePlan discharge as the next stage of recovery, supported by follow-up, family guidance, peer support, and referrals.

Prepare a discharge summary and relapse-prevention plan.
Set a follow-up schedule and refer to qualified medical or mental-health professionals when needed.

Common questions.

These answers explain how the website contact flow works.

Who can contact Aarambh?

Individuals, family members, and caregivers can call or WhatsApp Aarambh at any time. Callback requests are handled during admissions hours.

How do I request a callback?

Choose Request a Callback on WhatsApp, then press Send in WhatsApp. Opening the chat alone does not send a request. Aarambh can respond during admissions hours.

Does requesting a callback confirm admission?

No. Your WhatsApp message starts a conversation. Any recommendation should follow a direct assessment by the centre.

When can I call or WhatsApp Aarambh?

Calls and WhatsApp are available 24/7. Admissions and requested callbacks are handled from 9 AM-5 PM, India Standard Time.

What should I do if someone needs urgent medical help?

This website is not an emergency service. If someone is in immediate danger or needs urgent medical help in India, call 112.