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During Your Stay – Melbourne Rehab

Replicating A Normal Living Environment for Addiction Recovery

Our Drug and Alcohol Addiction Rehabilitation Recovery Treatment Programs strive to create a comfortable and supportive environment for patients during their stay. 

Fostering a Sense of Comfort and Connection during Addiction Recovery

Restoring a Sense of Normalcy in Addiction Recovery

As much as possible, the Drug and Alcohol Addiction Rehabilitation Recovery Treatment Programs attempts to replicate a normal living environment within the confines of a hospital. With the exception of the detoxification component of the program, all client meals are provided in a communal dining room where clients are also free to make tea and coffee throughout the day.

Please note, no food and/or drinks are to be brought into the facility at any time.

A varied menu is provided, and we are able to accommodate any special dietary requirements – please advise the staff on admission.

Televisions are provided in the lounge areas of the hospital only, along with daily newspapers.

Clients are expected to make their own beds each day (with the exception of detoxification clients), and linen is available as the patient’s requires.

Clients are expected to do their personal laundry. There is a laundry for clients use in the hospital.

What to bring during your stay?

  • Private health fund details, Medicare, Safetynet, Centrelink and any pension cards
  • Any current medication and prescriptions (in the original packaging) to the hospital on admission. Please do not bring Diazepam or other Benzodiazepines.
  • Everyday comfortable clothing, no shorts above the knee, singlets or  sleeveless tops and comfortable walking shoes
  • Night attire, dressing gown and slippers
  • Alarm clock (without built in radio)
  • Toiletries
  • Please bring pens and writing material
  • Photos of friends & family
  • Favourite pillow (a doona may also be brought in if desired)
  • Cigarettes but no electronic cigarettes (Vapes) cigarettes must be in brand new unopened packets.

What not to bring

  • iPods, radios, CD players, or mobile phones, smart watches
  • Cameras, computers or playstations
  • Drugs or drug paraphernalia
  • Alcohol
  • Gambling and gaming material
  • All books & magazines, both general reading or otherwise
  • Portable DVD/VCR players
  • Revealing/Inappropriate clothing (e.g. tank/sleeveless tops; navel-revealing, skin-tight, or low-riding clothing; or those with references to drugs/alcohol).

DRUG

Your guide to a safe and positive healthcare experience.

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Alcohol

Your guide to a safe and positive healthcare experience.

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Gambling

Your guide to a safe and positive healthcare experience.

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our Programs

Evidence-based treatments tailored to your individual needs

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COCAINE

Your guide to a safe and positive healthcare experience.

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HEROIN

Your guide to a safe and positive healthcare experience.

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Amphetamines

Evidence-based treatments tailored to your individual needs

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OTHER

Your guide to a safe and positive healthcare experience.

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Success Stories

Proof that recovery is possible

"MPH quite literally saved my life, but that was just the beginning. The therapeutic programme they provided gave me a rock-solid foundation for lasting recovery from my 25 years of alcoholism. It was the most deeply challenging experience of my life, I can’t lie. But I came away with a full understanding of my addiction and the underlying trauma that drove it, and a blueprint for how to heal over time. I gained a radically altered attitude to life and a heap of tools to help me maintain my sobriety in the outside world. "

Ben B 2023
Thriving in recovery from Alcohol Addiction

"After 16 years of a vicious addiction to multiple substances, I found that no matter how I tried to clean up I would slip back into the same cycle of scoring, petty crimes, court and then self detoxification all to no avail. After realising I wasn’t able to stop myself and my loving family was not either, we found Malvern Private on the internet. I arrived not knowing what to expect but I can honestly say the tools/education I received there was what I was missing in all my previous attempts and the experience of the staff. I am now clean from all drugs and can honestly say I have never been happier in myself. My confidence is growing, and I feel I can tackle any challenges life brings good and bad. "

Eddie 2023
Thriving in recovery from Drug Addiction

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During Your Stay - Melbourne Rehab

Our Drug and Alcohol Addiction Rehabilitation Recovery Treatment Programs strive to create a comfortable and supportive environment for patients during their stay.

Fostering A Sense Of Comfort & Connection

Restoring a Sense of Normalcy in Addiction Recovery

As much as possible, the Drug and Alcohol Addiction Rehabilitation Recovery Treatment Programs attempts to replicate a normal living environment within the confines of a hospital. With the exception of the detoxification component of the program, all client meals are provided in a communal dining room where clients are also free to make tea and coffee throughout the day.

Please note, no food and/or drinks are to be brought into the facility at any time.

A varied menu is provided, and we are able to accommodate any special dietary requirements – please advise the staff on admission.

Televisions are provided in the lounge areas of the hospital only, along with daily newspapers.

Clients are expected to make their own beds each day (with the exception of detoxification clients), and linen is available as the patient’s requires.

Clients are expected to do their personal laundry. There is a laundry for clients use in the hospital.

 

What to bring during your stay?

  • Private health fund details, Medicare, Safetynet, Centrelink and any pension cards
  • Any current medication and prescriptions (in the original packaging) to the hospital on admission. Please do not bring Diazepam or other Benzodiazepines.
  • Everyday comfortable clothing, no shorts above the knee, singlets or  sleeveless tops and comfortable walking shoes
  • Night attire, dressing gown and slippers
  • Alarm clock (without built in radio)
  • Toiletries
  • Please bring pens and writing material
  • Photos of friends & family
  • Favourite pillow (a doona may also be brought in if desired)
  • Cigarettes but no electronic cigarettes (Vapes) cigarettes must be in brand new unopened packets.

What not to bring

  • iPods, radios, CD players, or mobile phones, smart watches
  • Cameras, computers or playstations
  • Drugs or drug paraphernalia
  • Alcohol
  • Gambling and gaming material
  • All books & magazines, both general reading or otherwise
  • Portable DVD/VCR players
  • Revealing/Inappropriate clothing (e.g. tank/sleeveless tops; navel-revealing, skin-tight, or low-riding clothing; or those with references to drugs/alcohol).

our Programs

Evidence-based treatments tailored to your individual needs

SEE MORE 〉

Gambling

Your guide to a safe and positive healthcare experience.

SEE MORE 〉

Alcohol

Your guide to a safe and positive healthcare experience.

SEE MORE 〉

DRUG

Your guide to a safe and positive healthcare experience.

SEE MORE 〉

COCAINE

Your guide to a safe and positive healthcare experience.

SEE MORE 〉

HEROIN

Your guide to a safe and positive healthcare experience.

SEE MORE 〉

Amphetamines

Evidence-based treatments tailored to your individual needs

SEE MORE 〉

OTHER

Your guide to a safe and positive healthcare experience.

SEE MORE 〉

Success Stories

Proof that recovery is possible

"MPH quite literally saved my life, but that was just the beginning. The therapeutic programme they provided gave me a rock-solid foundation for lasting recovery from my 25 years of alcoholism. It was the most deeply challenging experience of my life, I can’t lie. But I came away with a full understanding of my addiction and the underlying trauma that drove it, and a blueprint for how to heal over time. I gained a radically altered attitude to life and a heap of tools to help me maintain my sobriety in the outside world. "

Ben B 2023
Thriving in recovery from Alcohol Addiction

"After 16 years of a vicious addiction to multiple substances, I found that no matter how I tried to clean up I would slip back into the same cycle of scoring, petty crimes, court and then self detoxification all to no avail. After realising I wasn’t able to stop myself and my loving family was not either, we found Malvern Private on the internet. I arrived not knowing what to expect but I can honestly say the tools/education I received there was what I was missing in all my previous attempts and the experience of the staff. I am now clean from all drugs and can honestly say I have never been happier in myself. My confidence is growing, and I feel I can tackle any challenges life brings good and bad. "

Eddie 2023
Thriving in recovery from Drug Addiction

Location

5 Wilton Vale Crescent, Malvern East VIC 3145

Phone: 03 9885 9621 International: (613) 9885 9621 Fax: (613) 9885 9699

Australia Malvern Private is located in Wilton Vale Crescent, off Malvern Road between Wattletree and Darling Roads. Darling Railway Station on the Glen Waverley line is a short walk away. The hospital is easily accessible from the Monash (M1) Freeway. There is ample parking on site.