Terms &
Conditions

• Clinical Assessment: Admission is subject to a preliminary medical and psychological assessment. We reserve the right to refuse admission if the patient requires Intensive Care (ICU) facilities.
• Consent: A guardian or family member must sign the consent forms during admission. Voluntary patients must sign their own intake forms.
• Infectious Diseases: Patients must declare any contagious diseases prior to admission for isolation protocols.

To maintain a safe recovery environment, the following are strictly prohibited on our premises:

* Violation of these rules may result in immediate discharge from the program without refund.

Treatment fees are payable in advance on a monthly or package basis.

• Refunds: Fees once paid are generally non-refundable, except in cases of medical emergencies requiring transfer to a hospital within 48 hours of admission (subject to administrative deductions).
• Additional Costs: Medicines, pathology tests, personal toiletries, and external hospital visits are charged separately.

We strongly advise against bringing expensive items to the center.

• Valuables: Cash, jewelry, and electronics must be deposited with the center administrator upon arrival. A receipt will be issued.
• Liability: The management is not responsible for the loss or damage of any undeclared items kept in the patient's room.
• Prohibited Items: Sharp objects, glass items, and outside food are not permitted.

While Viventia Foundation strives to provide the highest quality of care, recovery is a personal journey and outcomes vary. We do not guarantee a 100% cure as addiction is a chronic relapsing disease.

We are not liable for any relapse that occurs after discharge. Alumni support is provided to aid in long-term sobriety, but the ultimate responsibility lies with the patient.

These Terms shall be governed by and defined following the laws of India. Viventia Foundation and yourself irrevocably consent that the courts of New Delhi, India shall have exclusive jurisdiction to resolve any dispute which may arise in connection with these terms.