Camelback Recovery Scottsdale

This sober living home in North Scottsdale serves both men and women. People who live here may choose a private room or share one. Bedding, towels, cleaning products, laundry products, internet access, and a television are all provided by the house. The property features a pool, a spot for eating outdoors, a ping pong table, and other things that add comfort to everyday routines.

Structure shapes the program. Each person goes to a 12-step meeting every day and spends 32 hours a week on work or school, along with volunteer work. Two Camelback Recovery sessions fill out each week: the Sunday accountability meeting for the house and the open AA meeting on Friday night. The aim is steadiness after substance use, a written relapse-prevention plan, and contact with support that is caring and free of judgment.

This Scottsdale sober living home holds a Joint Commission accreditation and has 6-15 beds within a structured peer setting.

Camelback Recovery Scottsdale

At this Scottsdale sober living home, the program uses group therapy and Twelve Step facilitation within a therapeutic community model. The care level is sober living, not inpatient rehab or detox. If you need medical detox or inpatient rehab, then this residence is not the right first stop; it is designed for people who have completed treatment or do not require round-the-clock clinical care.

The daily rhythm includes 12-step meetings and house accountability, which provides structure and peer support. Residents in this Scottsdale program commit to 32 hours of work or school each week alongside daily meetings. For those ready for a sober living environment, the schedule and house meetings offer a steady routine and a relapse-prevention plan.

1. Twelve Step
2. Therapeutic Community
3. Group Therapy
4. Twelve Step Facilitation

Who Camelback Recovery Scottsdale serves

1. Women and men with a substance use disorder who are ready for a sober living environment
2. People working on alcohol or drug addiction recovery who want structure and peer support
3. Individuals able to commit to daily 12-step meetings and 32 hours weekly of work, school, or volunteering
4. Those seeking a small residence with 6-15 beds in North Scottsdale
5. People who value a comfortable setting with access to nature, outdoor dining, and a pool

Serenity Ranch setting in Scottsdale

Serenity Ranch is a home for both men and women in North Scottsdale, with 6-15 beds and features such as a pool, outdoor dining, and a ping pong table. Bedrooms are private or shared, and bathrooms are shared by residents. Rooms have air conditioning, the house has internet access, and there are outdoor areas for lounging. Someone who would rather live in a smaller, home-like place than a large inpatient facility may find this setting a good fit. The property also puts nature within reach and gives residents room to swim and play ping pong.

1. Access to Nature
2. Outdoor Lounge
3. Outdoor Dining

Paying for Camelback Recovery Scottsdale

This Scottsdale sober living home accepts cash pay rates, so check current pricing directly with the center before you plan. Sober living is typically not covered by insurance or AHCCCS, unlike some inpatient rehab or outpatient programs. If you have insurance, then ask the center whether any part of the program can be billed; otherwise, plan for private payment. The center does not publish rates on this page.

Questions to ask about Camelback

1. What are the current weekly or monthly cash pay rates, and what do they include?
2. How many residents are in the house right now, and what is the ratio of private to shared rooms?
3. What happens if I miss a daily 12-step meeting or fall short of the 32-hour work or school requirement?
4. Can you describe the Sunday house accountability meeting and the Friday night open AA meeting?
5. Do you offer any support for co-occurring disorders, or should I arrange that separately?