Arizona Mental Health Centers That Accept AHCCCS

ChangePoint Integrated Health's Winslow clinic on East 2nd Street provides outpatient counseling and psychiatric care for children and adults, including psychiatric evaluation and medication monitoring. ChangePoint has served Navajo County since 1966 and also runs a 16-bed inpatient psychiatric hospital handling more than 5,000 bed stays a year, so someone whose needs escalate can be admitted within the same organization rather than referred out of the county. It states that it will not refuse services because a person cannot pay, or because payment would come from Medicare, Medicaid or CHIP. Medicaid, Medicare, private and military insurance, state funding and public assistance are accepted, with a sliding fee schedule.

ChangePoint Integrated Health has provided behavioral health and substance use services in Navajo County, Arizona since 1966. Its Show Low facility provides residential treatment for substance use disorders, with individual and group counseling and Suboxone therapy for opiate addiction. ChangePoint accepts Medicare and Medicaid, and offers a sliding fee schedule based on income.

Horizon Health and Wellness provides integrated behavioral health and primary care services in Arizona, serving communities with comprehensive healthcare including mental health counseling and substance abuse treatment. The organization offers a range of programs designed to support whole-person wellness. Horizon Health and Wellness accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurance. The Globe, Arizona location provides accessible community-based care.

ChangePoint Integrated Health's Snowflake clinic on South Main Street combines outpatient behavioral health counseling and psychiatric services with primary medical care in the same building — integrated care in the literal sense, which in a small Arizona town removes a second journey. ChangePoint has served Navajo County since 1966 and also operates a 16-bed inpatient psychiatric hospital. It states that it will not refuse services because a person cannot pay, or because payment would come from Medicare, Medicaid or CHIP. Medicaid, Medicare, private and military insurance, state funding, public assistance and self-pay are accepted, with a sliding fee schedule.