Arizona Treatment Centers — Inpatient Rehab

Buena Vista Recovery's Tucson campus on East Pima Street provides medical detox, residential treatment, partial hospitalization and intensive outpatient care for substance use and co-occurring mental health conditions. Detox has dedicated alcohol and opioid pathways and uses medication-assisted treatment, and clients can step down through the full continuum without changing provider. The center is accredited by The Joint Commission, verifies insurance before admission, and runs alumni events after discharge. AHCCCS (Arizona's Medicaid program), Medicare, private and military insurance, state funding and self-pay are accepted.

Horizon Health and Wellness provides residential substance use treatment and integrated primary care at its Casa Grande location in Pinal County, Arizona. The organization takes a whole-person approach, combining addiction recovery services with family medicine and behavioral health care under one roof. Horizon Health and Wellness accepts Medicare and is a nonprofit provider.

Crossroads provides residential treatment in Arizona. The facility accepts private health insurance.

Calvary Healing Center provides residential treatment and intensive outpatient programming (IOP) in Arizona. The facility accepts Medicare, private health insurance, military insurance, state funding.

Chicanos Por La Causa Inc provides residential substance use treatment in Phoenix, AZ. The program accepts Medicare, and military insurance.

Circle Tree Ranch, operated by the Amity Foundation, is a CARF-accredited residential addiction treatment program on a ranch setting in Tucson, Arizona. Founded in 1969, Amity Foundation has provided community-based therapeutic treatment for over 50 years, with Circle Tree Ranch specifically serving individuals for more than 35 years. The program treats drug and alcohol addiction, co-occurring disorders, and trauma/PTSD through a therapeutic community model in a supportive campus environment.

The Hope House is a residential treatment center in north Scottsdale for adult men and women, one of two private locations the operator runs in the greater Phoenix area. Treatment starts from the position that addiction is specific to the person and often follows trauma or an untreated mental health problem, and combines CBT, trauma-focused counseling and relapse prevention with medication-assisted treatment. Day-to-day life on site includes a culinary program and an on-site gym rather than only therapy hours. Coverage is through private or military insurance, or self-pay.

Crossroads provides residential treatment and intensive outpatient programming (IOP) in Arizona. The facility accepts Medicare, private health insurance, military insurance, state funding.

Mingus Mountain Youth Treatment Center is a Joint Commission-accredited behavioral health inpatient residential treatment center for girls in Prescott Valley, Arizona. The program provides a safe, therapeutic environment focused on helping adolescent clients achieve hope and healing. The admissions team works closely with families to address concerns throughout the treatment process.

Crossroads Red Mountain Center is a nonprofit men's residential campus in Mesa, Arizona, operated by Crossroads, Inc. The campus runs the organization's 45-day residential program with individual and group counseling, psychoeducational programming, peer mentoring, and both 12-step and SMART Recovery meetings. Accepted payers include Aetna, AHCCCS (Arizona Medicaid), Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, Humana and United Healthcare.

Phoenix VA Healthcare System provides residential treatment in Arizona. serves: Veterans, service members, and families. The facility accepts military insurance, state funding.

The Haven is a Tucson nonprofit providing gender-specific substance use treatment for women in a compassionate, judgment-free environment. As the only provider of its kind in Southern Arizona, The Haven welcomes all women including those who are pregnant or parenting, with the goal of reuniting families and strengthening mother-child bonds. Its residential program and intensive outpatient program offer individual counseling, peer support, parenting classes, housing navigation, and employment readiness, with a sliding fee scale available.

Crossroads Arcadia Center is a nonprofit Crossroads, Inc. campus on East Thomas Road in Phoenix, Arizona. Crossroads' residential campuses run the organization's 45-day program of counseling, psychoeducational groups, and 12-step and SMART Recovery meetings; this campus also hosts on-site recovery meetings. Among the accepted payers are AHCCCS, Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, Humana and United Healthcare.

Heal Recovery Center LLC provides residential treatment and an intensive outpatient program (IOP) in Phoenix, AZ. The program accepts Medicaid, Medicare, private health insurance, and military insurance.

Crossroads provides residential treatment and intensive outpatient programming (IOP) in Arizona. The facility accepts Medicare, private health insurance, military insurance, state funding.

Sanctuary Sober Living operates structured residential recovery housing in Phoenix, Arizona, for adults. Support addresses substance use and co-occurring conditions, with CBT, DBT, and trauma-related counseling among the approaches offered. Medicaid, Medicare, and private insurance are accepted.

Oasis Behavioral Health Hospital provides residential treatment in Arizona. program: Manager DSS Social Worker DSS State Liaison DSS SW Sup; serves: Adolescents Programs for Adults Outpatient Programs Do You Have Questions About Tr; setting: What To Bring Our Programs Adolescent Adult Out. The facility accepts Medicaid, Medicare, private health insurance, state funding.

Vogue Recovery Center provides residential treatment and intensive outpatient programming (IOP) in Arizona. program: Residential Treatment Program Partial Hospitalization Pro; serves: Veterans and a chronic pain track; setting: your insurance card. The facility accepts Medicare, private health insurance, military insurance, state funding.

Florence Crittenton in Phoenix, Arizona, is a residential treatment program that has served the community since 1896. It provides care for women, including those who are pregnant or parenting, with medication-assisted treatment (MAT) available. As a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization (EIN 86-0103282), it accepts Medicare and state-funded insurance.

Crossroads Extension Campus for Women is the nonprofit Crossroads, Inc. organization's residential campus for women in Mesa, Arizona, run within the same 45-day residential structure used across its facilities — individual and group counseling, structured psychoeducational programming, and access to both 12-step and SMART Recovery meetings. The program is in network with Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, Humana and United Healthcare, and accepts AHCCCS.