Quick Reference

Numbers worth having in your phone

Program yourself the important lines before you need them:

For an emergency, call 911. If you're calling from a hospital phone, you have to dial 9-911 to get an outside line first. The FGH Public Safety (security) office can be reached at 601-288-4345.

Where you'll be living

The apartments are at:

The Lakes at Turtle Creek

155 Cross Creek Parkway

Hattiesburg, MS 39402

You'll need two codes to get around:

  • Gate code#1551
  • Pool code4772#

This page pulls together the practical stuff you'll want at your fingertips in the first few days. Your binder is still the authority — if anything here conflicts with what the program hands you, or if a number or code has changed since this was written, the binder wins. Treat this as a convenience, not the source of truth.

One small thing that matters more than you'd think: black ink only

When you fill out forms and treatment plans, use black ink only. It sounds trivial, and it's easy to forget when you're borrowing whatever pen is nearby — but they mean it, and it saves you redoing paperwork. Keep a black pen on you.

Medications when you come in

Here's one that catches people off guard: even over-the-counter medications and supplements have to be approved before you can keep them. Anything OTC — including vitamins and supplements — has to be approved by Dr. Richardson. Once it's approved, you take it to PEP staff so they can put a label on it, and then it comes back to you. So don't just tuck your usual bottle of ibuprofen or your protein powder into your bag assuming it's fine — run it through the process first.

Mail

All of your mail comes to PEP, and it's opened in front of a staff member — that's the routine for everyone, so it's nothing to take personally. Have people send it addressed like this:

Professional Enhancement Program

Attn: [Your First Name, Last Initial]

2117 Broadway Drive

Hattiesburg, MS 39402

Give that address to whoever might write you before you come in, so nothing gets sent to the wrong place while you're settling.

Independent companion guide by a former peer. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or produced by Pine Grove or the Professional Enhancement Program. Always defer to your official binder and staff.