Recovia I-17 and Northern Phoenix

This center approaches care as one coordinated service rather than a set of separate appointments. Behavioral health clinicians, physical therapists and medical providers work from a shared plan, so the emotional and physical sides of a person's health are addressed together instead of in isolation. At Recovia I-17 and Northern Phoenix, a single team handles both psychological and physical needs.

Plans are built around the individual. Someone might work on pain education and coping skills in the same stretch of care as physical rehabilitation and medication support. The same team stays involved across visits, which keeps the picture of a person's needs consistent from week to week. Outpatient rehab in Phoenix at this clinic lets people return home between appointments while keeping one care team.

This site is convenient for Phoenix residents who want drug rehab and mental health support on an outpatient basis. You will find the office in a white two-story building on Northern Avenue, a short distance east of the I-17 exit. Parking sits behind the building near the second staircase, and Suite 201 is upstairs. If you are looking for drug rehab in Phoenix, this location is simple to reach from the I-17.

Recovia I-17 and Northern Phoenix

Detox and outpatient care are both available at this center, with therapies that 1-on-1 counseling along with cognitive behavioral therapy, group therapy and psychoeducation. Recovia I-17 and Northern Phoenix pairs medical detox with outpatient therapy for opioid and alcohol concerns, so clinicians watch the physical side of withdrawal while counseling begins.

Art therapy, somatic experiencing, trauma-specific therapy, physiotherapy and stress management round out the other approaches. The center characterizes its work as evidence-based, medical and individual. Outpatient programs in Phoenix at Recovia I-17 and Northern run about 5 days for a typical stay, a fit for people who want structure while still living at home. When trauma and substance use are tangled together, then therapies like somatic experiencing and trauma-specific therapy may help address both.

When substance use is tangled up with post-traumatic stress disorder, therapy built for trauma and somatic experiencing are worth asking about. Someone weighing outpatient rehab in Phoenix should ask how often sessions meet each week before committing to a schedule. If a higher level of care is necessary later, then the center's intensive outpatient program can provide more structure.

1. Psychoeducation
2. Evidence-Based
3. Individual Treatment
4. Physiotherapy
5. Trauma-Specific Therapy
6. Stress Management
7. Group Therapy
8. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
9. 1-on-1 Counseling
10. Art Therapy

Phoenix program designed for whom

1. Men and women, with programming open to each
2. People managing anxiety, depression, stress or burnout alongside substance use
3. Adults with chronic pain who need both physical rehabilitation and behavioral support
4. People with post-traumatic stress disorder or trauma histories
5. Those with co-occurring disorders involving opioids, benzodiazepines, cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine or prescription drugs
6. People in chronic relapse who need a different level of support

The setting and daily schedule

Care is typically scheduled across 5 days, and because services are outpatient, people return home between visits rather than sleeping at the clinic. Recovia I-17 and Northern Phoenix serves English-speaking adults in a clinic near the Northern Avenue exit, and the rooms are air-conditioned. The office takes up the upstairs level of a two-story white building, with parking in the rear by the second staircase.

Paying for treatment at this center

Listed among the payment options at the center are cash pay rates. Insurance details and coverage specifics are not published here, so callers should confirm their plan's benefits before scheduling. The helpline helps Phoenix callers check availability and insurance coverage at Recovia I-17 and Northern at no charge, and speaking with an advisor does not commit the caller to anything. If you rely on Arizona Medicaid (AHCCCS), then ask the program directly whether it is taken before booking an appointment. When you call the helpline, then an advisor can help you verify coverage, so you know what to expect.

Useful questions ahead of admission

1. Which insurance plans does the center accept, AHCCCS included, and what would I end up paying out of pocket?
2. How often each week does the outpatient schedule meet, and what hours does it run?
3. Who oversees detox, and what happens if withdrawal becomes more serious than expected?
4. How are pain management and behavioral health coordinated within one care plan?
5. What aftercare follows the 5-day program, including intensive outpatient or support meetings?