We do not provide treatment · if in crisis, call or text 988

Rehabs Phoenix
Toll-free help line, 24/7(928) 471-5717 Request a call

Treatment centers Phoenix to compare

This directory covers 200 treatment centers across Phoenix and surrounding cities. Every SAMHSA listing shows the levels of care offered and how to check coverage. A free helpline can help you shrink that list.

listed facilities
51
locations
14
Call 24/7 · (928) 471-5717
Phoenix, Arizona from above
  • Virtue Recovery Detox Sun City West, Sun City West

    Sun City WestAZ

    Virtue Recovery Detox Sun City West

    4.6/5122 Google reviews

    Commission accreditedTypical stay 10 days

    Virtue Recovery Detox Sun City West delivers medical detox and treats co-occurring disorders.

    • Detox
    • Co-Occurring Mental Health

    View center

  • Sierra at Scottsdale, Scottsdale

    ScottsdaleAZ

    Sierra at Scottsdale

    4.0/569 Google reviews

    Commission accreditedTypical stay 90 days

    Sierra at Scottsdale delivers outpatient mental health services in Scottsdale, Arizona.

    • Outpatient
    • Co-Occurring Mental Health

    View center

  • Aurora Behavioral Health - Tempe, Tempe

    TempeAZ

    Aurora Behavioral Health

    3.7/5454 Google reviews

    Commission accreditedTypical stay 28+ days

    Aurora Behavioral Health Tempe is a psychiatric hospital on South Maple Avenue.

    • Detox

    View center

  • Recovia Midtown, Phoenix

    PhoenixAZ

    Recovia Midtown

    4.9/544 Google reviews

    Commission accreditedTypical stay 5 days

    Recovia Midtown is an outpatient clinic on East Coronado Road.

    • Outpatient
    • Detox

    View center

  • The Meadows Outpatient Scottsdale, SCOTTSDALE

    SCOTTSDALEAZ

    The Meadows Outpatient Scottsdale

    3.3/532 Google reviews

    Commission accredited

    The Meadows Outpatient Scottsdale is an outpatient program for substance use and mental health concerns.

    • Outpatient

    View center

  • Rock View Recovery Residential, Phoenix

    PhoenixAZ

    Rock View Recovery Residential

    5.0/547 Google reviews

    Commission accreditedTypical stay 45 days6-15 beds

    Rock View Recovery Residential Phoenix is a small residential program in north Phoenix.

    • Residential Rehab

    View center

  • Sanctuary Lodge, Phoenix

    PhoenixAZ

    Sanctuary Lodge

    Typical stay 28 days16-30 beds

    Sanctuary Lodge is a residential drug rehab located in Phoenix.

    • Residential Rehab
    • Detox
    • Co-Occurring Mental Health

    View center

  • Algamus Gambling Recovery Center, Goodyear

    GoodyearAZ

    Algamus Gambling Recovery Center

    4.7/531 Google reviews

    Commission accreditedTypical stay 30 days6-15 beds

    Algamus Gambling Recovery Center is a residential program in Goodyear built around gambling concerns.

    • Residential Rehab

    View center

  • Cornerstone Healing Center Scottsdale, Scottsdale

    ScottsdaleAZ

    Cornerstone Healing Center Scottsdale

    4.8/5210 Google reviews

    Commission accreditedTypical stay 60 days

    Cornerstone Healing Center Scottsdale offers outpatient care at 16444 N 91st St.

    • Outpatient

    View center

  • Unhooked Recovery Outpatient, Mesa

    MesaAZ

    Unhooked Recovery Outpatient

    4.0/5166 Google reviews

    Typical stay 28+ days

    Structured care for substance use and co-occurring disorders is provided by Unhooked Recovery outpatient Mesa.

    • Outpatient
    • Co-Occurring Mental Health

    View center

  • Sanctuary Recovery Centers, Phoenix

    PhoenixAZ

    Sanctuary Recovery Centers

    4.7/559 Google reviews

    Commission accreditedTypical stay 90+ days

    Sanctuary Recovery Centers Phoenix sits at 11645 N Cave Creek Rd.

    • Outpatient
    • Co-Occurring Mental Health

    View center

  • HOPESS Shaw Butte, Glendale

    GlendaleAZ

    HOPESS Shaw Butte

    4.4/587 Google reviews

    Typical stay 90 days6-15 beds

    Hopess Shaw Butte Glendale is a residential rehab program for women, and it is located in Glendale, Arizona.

    • Residential Rehab

    View center

A journal and pen

Compare treatment centers Phoenix

  • Level of care

    Ask whether the program is inpatient rehab, residential, or outpatient, and how many hours a week it meets. The answer should match the clinician's recommendation, not a brochure. If someone has tried outpatient before without steady progress, then a residential setting may be worth asking about.

  • Withdrawal and medical support

    Stopping alcohol and benzodiazepines can be risky, and clinicians should monitor the process. Ask if detox happens on site or is arranged with a medical provider. Should the center be unable to say who watches withdrawal, keep searching.

  • Insurance, Medicaid, and cost

    Some substance use services may be covered for eligible members by AHCCCS, Arizona's Medicaid program. Ask every center which plans it takes and what your stay would cost. If coverage is murky, the helpline, which costs nothing, can help you check before contacting the facility.

  • Location and daily logistics

    Most of the SAMHSA-listed facilities sit in Phoenix, with clusters in Scottsdale and Mesa. If family visits or outpatient appointments will be frequent, then a center close to home can make the schedule easier to keep. Confirm travel time before choosing.

A phone on a table by a window

The directory on this site spans 200 facilities that SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov lists within roughly 25 miles of Phoenix, with 80 centers inside the city limits. Entries also reach Scottsdale, Mesa, Glendale, Chandler, Tempe, Peoria, and smaller nearby communities. Every entry lists the levels of care offered, from outpatient counseling through residential programs, plus contact details a family needs to ask about availability and insurance. The count matters because the right setting depends on the person, not on a ranking. Someone needing daily support may consider inpatient rehab; someone with a steady home and work schedule may ask about outpatient programs. A licensed clinician makes the diagnosis and recommends a level of care. Through trained advisors, the helpline here connects callers with providers; calls cost nothing, stay private, and do not commit the caller to anything.

Use these listings as a starting point, not a verdict. The 80 Phoenix facilities and the 120 more across the metro area vary widely in what they treat and who they accept. A center that fits one person may not fit another. When you call, ask what a typical week looks like, who supervises withdrawal, and which insurance plans are in network. If a center cannot answer those questions plainly, then it is fair to move on to the next listing. The helpline can help you compare before you dial a facility directly.

Reviewing insurance coverage

Questions

  • How do people afford treatment centers in Phoenix?

    Start with your insurance plan and ask each center which networks it belongs to. Arizona's Medicaid program, AHCCCS, may cover some services for eligible members. Some facilities offer payment plans or sliding scales. Of the 200 SAMHSA-listed facilities near Phoenix, many accept more than one type of coverage, so it is worth asking several before you decide. The helpline can check options with you first.

  • Does AHCCCS cover inpatient rehab for substance use?

    For eligible members, AHCCCS, Arizona's Medicaid program, may cover some substance use treatment, including certain residential or inpatient services. What is covered depends on medical need and the plan. Ask the facility if it takes AHCCCS and which levels of care that includes. The 80 Phoenix listings offer a starting point, and the helpline can help you confirm details before calling.

  • What are the different types of rehab programs?

    Options generally include inpatient rehab, residential programs, partial hospitalization, intensive outpatient, and standard outpatient counseling. Some centers also offer detox or medication-assisted treatment such as suboxone. Of the 200 SAMHSA-listed facilities near Phoenix, the mix of levels varies by location. A clinician's diagnosis should guide which type you pursue, not a directory label.

  • How long do most people stay in inpatient rehab?

    Length of stay varies with the person's needs and the program's design, so no single number fits everyone. Ask each center how long its typical program runs and whether step-down outpatient care follows. If you need to return to work or family duties soon, then an outpatient program may fit better. The helpline can help you compare schedules across the 200 listings.

  • How do I find a treatment center in Phoenix near me?

    Most SAMHSA-listed facilities are inside Phoenix itself, with others in Scottsdale, Mesa, and nearby cities. Start with the 80 Phoenix entries and filter by the level of care you need. If you want to stay close to home for outpatient visits, then check travel time on a weekday morning. The helpline can help you build a short list based on location and coverage.

No cost, your details stay private · (928) 471-5717