A two-year review of one residential addiction treatment program found that 13 of 613 early departures were tied directly to its no-phone rule, according to a 2015 IRETA summary of a study in the Journal of Substance Abuse Treatment. After the program let clients keep phones in 2012, none of the early departures in the first year were tied to the policy. Rehab with electronics allowed is a treatment program that lets clients keep personal devices, such as a phone or laptop, under clear rules. Some people need to stay connected to work, kids, and family. Others do better with a screen-free reset. This guide explains how rehab with electronics allowed works, what to ask before you pack, and how The Hope House in Scottsdale, Arizona handles devices.