Scottsdale Recovery Center Scottsdale

At Scottsdale Recovery Center Scottsdale, substance use and mental health concerns are treated as connected parts of one plan, pairing evidence-based therapies with holistic practices. The center provides co-occurring mental health services along with outpatient care, and each plan is shaped around individual circumstances rather than a fixed template.

Psychiatrists, therapists, behavioral health technicians, doctors, and nurses collaborate as one team, following how each person is doing and shifting the plan as needs change. Beyond clinical care, the program gives attention to everyday areas of life, including emotional, physical, social, and financial well-being. If this center is on your list, one call to the referral line can help sort out what your insurance covers before anything is decided.

It is one of many options in the Phoenix area, where SAMHSA FindTreatment.gov lists 200 facilities within 25 miles as of November 2026. Outpatient rehab in Scottsdale and Phoenix often appeals to people who need to keep up with work or family while getting treatment.

Programs at this Scottsdale center

Scottsdale Recovery Center provides dual diagnosis mental health treatment and outpatient services, and its programs typically run 30 days or more. **The center calls its approach evidence based, holistic, and twelve-step informed, with therapies that include CBT, EMDR, family therapy, art therapy, equine therapy, adventure therapy, acupuncture, and meditation and mindfulness.** Joint Commission accreditation is held, and it can be confirmed on the Joint Commission's website. When someone has a dual diagnosis, both the substance use and mental health sides are covered in a single plan.

Dual diagnosis care at Scottsdale Recovery Center Scottsdale pairs therapy for anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder, and PTSD with substance use treatment. If you are unsure whether your needs fit outpatient care, then ask what level of care the center recommends before scheduling a visit.

1. Meditation & Mindfulness
2. Acupuncture
3. Family Therapy
4. Evidence-Based
5. Eye Movement Therapy (EMDR)
6. Art Therapy
7. Holistic
8. Adventure Therapy
9. Twelve Step
10. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

Who Scottsdale Recovery Center serves

1. Adults of all genders, with separate programming for men and women
2. People dealing with alcohol, opioids, benzodiazepines, cocaine, heroin, methamphetamine, or prescription drug use
3. Those living with co-occurring conditions like anxiety, bipolar disorder, depression, PTSD, or gambling concerns
4. Executives and professionals seeking outpatient care
5. People looking for care with a particular focus on alcohol use

Setting, amenities, and languages

The center offers a 10-bed setting with private or shared air-conditioned rooms. Amenities include a pool, basketball court, tennis court, and spa, with activities such as hiking, swimming, and massage. Services are provided in English. If you need a language other than English, then ask about interpreter options before scheduling a visit. The 10-bed setting at Scottsdale Recovery Center keeps the environment small enough for individualized attention.

1. Pool
2. Basketball Court
3. Spa
4. Tennis Court

Paying for treatment at this center

The center works with most insurance plans and accepts cash pay rates. Coverage and cost depend on your specific policy, so verification by phone is the practical next step. If you want to use Arizona Medicaid, then ask the center directly whether it participates, since that is not confirmed here. Checking your insurance before admission helps you understand what Scottsdale Recovery Center will cost you.

What to ask before you are admitted

1. Does my insurance plan cover outpatient treatment here, and what will I owe?
2. How is the 30-day typical length determined for my situation?
3. What does a typical week look like between group and individual sessions?
4. In what ways does my plan handle co-occurring disorders?
5. What aftercare options are available, such as alumni groups or continued outpatient care?