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Rehabs Phoenix

Crossroads Midtown Campus Phoenix

Crossroads Midtown Campus Phoenix is a residential rehab for men on North 13th Avenue. The center opened in 1982 and is one of 200 SAMHSA-listed facilities in the city. This page explains its programs, setting, and how to check fit.

Crossroads Midtown Campus, Phoenix

Commission accreditedResidential RehabCo-Occurring Mental Health30+ Days

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This Crossroads Midtown Campus Phoenix location is a residential rehab for adult men in central Phoenix, accredited by the Joint Commission and operating since 1982. The building is arranged like a shared home rather than a hospital ward, and staff are present around the clock.

Care follows a structured track that starts with an individualized assessment and moves through counseling, peer support, family involvement, and planning for the period after discharge. Men share rooms and attend groups six days a week, with weekly drug and alcohol testing built into the schedule.

Co-occurring disorders are treated on the same campus as substance use. Staff call the approach individualized, with plans adjusted to what each man needs, and families are included in the process rather than held at a distance.

Rehab programs in Phoenix at this center

Alongside one-on-one counseling, the residential program includes cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, and work with family members. In group sessions, participants cover staying sober, practical coping, daily living skills, handling anger, and resolving conflicts; men are introduced to the 12 Step program, and other options like SMART Recovery are open to them as well. Six days a week of psychoeducation and nutrition counseling round out the schedule at this Phoenix rehab.

The program is built on evidence-based practice, a therapeutic community model, and family involvement, with gender-specific groups throughout. Men at this Phoenix rehab take part in weekly drug and alcohol screening to support accountability and honest reporting. Discharge planning connects men to the center's aftercare program, home support, and an aftercare app.

  1. Dialectical Behavior Therapy
  2. Gender-Specific
  3. Nutrition Counseling
  4. Family Involvement
  5. Therapeutic Community
  6. Psychoeducation
  7. Introduction to the 12 Step Program
  8. Family Therapy
  9. 1-on-1 Counseling
  10. Relapse Prevention Counseling

Who this men's program is meant to serve

  1. Adult men diagnosed with a substance use disorder who need residential care rather than outpatient treatment
  2. Men who have co-occurring disorders and need both addressed at once
  3. Men with trauma histories, since trauma is among the conditions the center treats
  4. Men seeking a gender-specific setting with 12 Step and alternative meeting options
  5. Men who want family involvement built into their treatment plan

Setting, length of care and amenities

Many people stay for at least 30 days, and the campus holds somewhere between 31 and 50 beds, arranged in shared rooms with shared bathrooms. At this Phoenix rehab, meals are prepared by a chef in a commercial kitchen, and residents also have laundry service, an outdoor lounge, and a community room stocked with a library and a television. You can also use the internet, a desk and business center for a job search, and bathroom basics. Everything offered, from groups to services, is conducted in English.

  1. TV
  2. Outdoor Lounge
  3. Internet Access
  4. Business Center, Computers
  5. Chef-prepared Meals
  6. Desk

Covering treatment costs in Phoenix

Crossroads accepts many insurance plans and also shows cash pay rates as an option. Because coverage depends on your specific plan and the level of treatment that gets authorized, call the helpline to check insurance before you commit to anything. Trained advisors staff the helpline for this Phoenix rehab and connect callers with licensed providers. There is no cost to use it, and you may end the call at any point; nothing requires you to keep going.

Useful questions ahead of admission

  1. Will my plan cover residential care here, and what out-of-pocket expense should I anticipate?
  2. How is the 30-day minimum stay determined, and is extending it possible?
  3. In what ways does the program handle trauma and co-occurring disorders?
  4. What does weekly drug and alcohol testing involve, and how are results handled?
  5. What aftercare support is available after discharge, including the aftercare app and home support?
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Questions

  • How long do most men stay at Crossroads Midtown Campus Phoenix?

    The listed typical program length at Crossroads Midtown Campus Phoenix is 30 days or more, so most men should plan for at least a month of residential care. The actual length depends on your assessment, your progress, and what your insurance authorizes. Ask during the intake call how extensions are handled and whether your plan covers additional days before you commit.

  • Does AHCCCS cover inpatient rehab for substance abuse in Phoenix?

    Members who qualify may have substance use treatment covered by AHCCCS, Arizona's Medicaid program, but whether a particular residential stay is covered is based on the plan and the level of care. Crossroads Midtown Campus Phoenix lists accepted insurance and cash pay rates. Before you make any plans, call the helpline so your coverage can be checked against this program.

  • Is Crossroads Midtown Campus Phoenix a dual diagnosis rehab?

    Yes. Among the care options the center lists is co-occurring disorders, and it treats co-occurring disorders together with substance use; trauma appears among the conditions it addresses as well. Since treatment plans are individualized, ask at the intake assessment how your mental health needs will fit into your schedule and who supervises that care.

  • How do people afford to go to rehab in Phoenix, Arizona?

    The usual options are commercial insurance, AHCCCS for members who qualify, and cash pay rates, all of which this center lists. Costs depend on the length of your stay and the level of care, so ask for a written estimate before admission. The helpline is free and can help you compare coverage among the 200 SAMHSA-listed facilities in Phoenix.

  • What should I ask about withdrawal and medical oversight at Crossroads Midtown Campus Phoenix?

    Find out if medical detox happens on site or through a partner arrangement, and who watches withdrawal symptoms in the early days. This campus lists residential rehab and co-occurring disorders, so confirm 24-hour medical monitoring beforehand if you need it. Comparing options is something the helpline can assist with.

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