Arizona Long-Term Drug Rehabs

Crossroads Chandler Campus is a Joint Commission-accredited addiction treatment center in Chandler, Arizona, providing residential and outpatient substance use treatment for adult men and women, including pregnant women, operated by Crossroads Inc., a nonprofit licensed provider serving the state since 1960. The campus offers gender-specific programming, 24/7 admissions, and a full continuum from residential through outpatient and aftercare grounded in 12-Step recovery.

Crossroads Flower Center is a 50-bed men-only residential substance use treatment facility in Phoenix, Arizona, operated by Crossroads Inc., a nonprofit licensed provider serving the state since 1960. The newly remodeled campus delivers a 45-day, 12-Step-grounded residential framework with 24-hour staffing and a peer-driven community environment in a central Phoenix location.

Christian Life Ranch is the long-term training phase of Teen Challenge of Arizona's men's recovery program, located in the New River area of north Phoenix. The Ranch serves adult men who have completed their initial recovery work at one of TCAZ's induction centers, the Phoenix Men's Center or Tucson Men's Center, and are stepping into the next stage of their journey through vocational training, expanded studies, and continued spiritual development. Christian Life Ranch is one of TCAZ's five Arizona-based programs, reflecting the organization's mission of whole-person recovery.

Greater Phoenix Men's Center is a Christian faith-based residential recovery program for adult men ages 18 and older, operated by Teen Challenge of Arizona (TCAZ) in Phoenix. The center is one of TCAZ's two induction centers, the welcoming entry point where newcomers spend their critical initial months in recovery, alongside the Tucson Men's Center in southern Arizona. As part of TCAZ's network of five Arizona-based programs, Greater Phoenix Men's Center operates from a Christ-centered framework focused on the whole person, helping men work to overcome addiction and rebuild their lives.

SOBA Mesa is a Joint Commission-accredited and LegitScript-certified addiction treatment center in Mesa, Arizona, providing a full continuum of care from medical detox through residential, PHP, IOP, outpatient, and sober living for adults in the Phoenix metro area. The program takes a "one person at a time" approach, delivering individualized care in a comfortable Sonoran Desert setting about 25 minutes from downtown Phoenix.

Verhelst Recovery House is a long-established nonprofit residential recovery program for men ages 18 and older, located in Bisbee, Arizona. Founded in 1969, the program has spent more than 55 years supporting men from Cochise County and across Arizona who are working to overcome alcohol and drug addiction. Operating as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, Verhelst provides a six-month residential program built around 12-Step recovery, structured life-skills development, and practical workforce reintegration, reflecting its tagline, "Recovery: A Choice That Transforms."

Crossroads Extension Campus for Women is an 84-bed women-only residential substance use treatment facility in Mesa, Arizona, operated by Crossroads Inc., a nonprofit licensed provider serving the state since 1960. The 45-day program delivers gender-specific, 12-Step-grounded residential care with 24-hour staffing in a newly remodeled campus purpose-built for women's recovery needs.

Alternative to Meds Center is a Joint Commission-accredited residential treatment program in Sedona, Arizona, specializing in medication tapering, withdrawal, and holistic addiction treatment for adults. The center has spent nearly 20 years developing expertise in safe, comfortable psychiatric medication withdrawal, including benzodiazepines, antidepressants, antipsychotics, and opiates, using an integrative model that addresses the physical, neurochemical, mental, emotional, and spiritual dimensions of recovery.

The Salvation Army Phoenix Adult Rehabilitation Center (ARC) is a 180-day residential work-therapy program for adults, located in Phoenix, Arizona, and led by Major Dan Williams. As part of The Salvation Army's nationwide ARC network, a model refined over more than 100 years of charitable rehabilitation work, the program takes a holistic approach to recovery focused on physical, emotional, and spiritual well-being. The program is provided generally at no cost to participants, with no insurance required.

Step Two Recovery Center is a 45-day adolescent recovery residence for boys and girls ages 13 to 17, located in Gilbert, Arizona. The program provides a safe, nurturing, sober environment for adolescents in the early stages of recovery from substance use, with staff trained to respond to the developmental and clinical needs of teenagers. Clinical programming is delivered through the Pathway Drug Abuse Program, which provides counseling and intensive therapy as the foundation of each resident's stay.

CPLC Corazón is a CARF-accredited residential and outpatient substance abuse treatment program in Phoenix, Arizona, operated by Chicanos Por La Causa as part of its Health & Human Services portfolio since 1983. The bilingual, client-centered program serves adults through residential treatment, transitional housing, and outpatient services, with deliberate accessibility for Spanish-speaking clients and underserved communities across the Phoenix area.

The John Volken Academy is a long-term residential therapeutic community for men in Gilbert, Arizona, operating as a nonprofit vocational training school with a minimum two-year commitment. The program focuses on whole-person transformation through a therapeutic community model, vocational training, and peer accountability alongside vocational training.

Springboard Home for Girls is a Christ-centered residential program for adolescent girls ages 12 to 17, operated by Teen Challenge of Arizona (TCAZ) in Tucson. Established in 1976, Springboard has spent nearly five decades providing faith-based residential support for young women and their families navigating mental health concerns, substance use, and other life-controlling issues. The program is led by Center Director Rev. Candace Mayer, LMSW, and operates from a holistic philosophy that addresses the adolescent resident and the broader family system together.

Crossroads Red Mountain Campus is a 38-bed men-only residential substance use treatment facility in Mesa, Arizona, operated by Crossroads Inc., a nonprofit licensed provider serving the state since 1960. The program delivers a 45-day, 12-Step-grounded residential framework with 24-hour staffing in a home-like, newly remodeled setting.

Tucson Men's Center is a Christian faith-based residential program for adult men, operated by Teen Challenge of Arizona (TCAZ) in Tucson. The center is one of TCAZ's specialized induction centers, the starting point where newcomers to the broader Teen Challenge program spend their first several months grounding themselves in foundational recovery work before moving into longer-term programming. As part of TCAZ's network of five Arizona-based programs, the Tucson Men's Center operates from a Christ-centered framework focused on whole-person restoration.

Crossroads Mission is a faith-based nonprofit recovery and shelter organization in Yuma, Arizona, providing a continuum of stabilization, residential recovery, and transitional housing to men, women, and children navigating addiction, homelessness, and crisis. The program operates across three connected components — the First Step Center for stabilization, the New Life Program for 120-day residential recovery, and the New Way Program for transitional housing — all grounded in a Christ-centered, 12-Step philosophy.

Canyon Crossing Recovery is a Joint Commission-accredited women's addiction treatment center in Prescott, Arizona, serving women navigating substance use disorders, mental health concerns, and trauma through a women-only environment built specifically around their recovery needs. The program combines trauma-informed care, evidence-based therapy, 12-Step immersion, and adventure-based experiential programming across residential, outpatient, long-term, and family tracks.

Crossroads Midtown Campus is a 32-bed men-only residential substance use treatment facility in Phoenix, Arizona, operated by Crossroads Inc., a nonprofit licensed provider serving the state since 1960. The program delivers a 45-day, 12-Step-grounded residential framework in a smaller, home-like setting with 24-hour staffing and an emphasis on peer accountability and employment readiness.

Crossroads West Campus is a 56-bed men-only residential substance use treatment facility in Phoenix, Arizona, operated by Crossroads Inc., a nonprofit licensed provider serving the state since 1960. The program combines 24-hour staffing, peer accountability, and a 12-Step foundation to deliver structured residential recovery for adult men.

Home of Hope is a women's residential shelter home operated by Teen Challenge of Arizona (TCAZ) in Casa Grande, Arizona. The program serves women age 18 and older navigating addiction, the aftermath of abuse, or other life-controlling problems, and uniquely among Arizona residential programs, welcomes mothers with their young children from infants up to age 7. As one of TCAZ's five faith-based recovery programs, Home of Hope operates from a Christian framework focused on whole-person restoration.

U-Turn For Christ Arizona is a faith-based Christian discipleship and re-entry ministry for men and women working to overcome drug, alcohol, and other life-altering addictions, located in Payson, Arizona. The Arizona ranch is part of the broader U-Turn For Christ ministry founded in 1995 by Pastor Gerry Brown and his wife Peggy, with locations across the United States and around the world. The program is rooted entirely in the Bible, drawing all counsel and direction from Scripture, with the mission of teaching individuals to live independent, self-supporting lives under the Lordship of Jesus Christ.

Crossroads East Center is the original campus of Crossroads, Inc., a men-only residential substance use treatment facility in Phoenix, Arizona that has operated continuously since 1960. The 48-bed program delivers a 45-day, 12-Step-grounded residential framework with 24-hour staffing, making it one of the longest-running addiction treatment campuses in Arizona.

Hualapai Healing House is a 90-day locked residential reentry and recovery program operated by the Hualapai Tribe in Peach Springs, Arizona, serving community members reintegrating after incarceration, rehabilitation, or probation. The 12-bed program combines case management, life skills development, and culturally grounded programming to help residents reestablish sobriety, stability, and connection to community.