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.
A 32-Bed Home-Like Residential Setting With 24-Hour Staffing
The Midtown Campus features 32 beds across 11 fully furnished two-bed units and 2 fully furnished rooms accommodating four men each. Each unit is complete with bathrooms, showers, dressers, lockers, closets, and personal work spaces, providing residents with the practical privacy and structure needed to focus on recovery. The campus operates with 24-hour staffing, ensuring continuous oversight and support throughout each man’s stay. The smaller scale of the Midtown facility, compared to Crossroads’ larger campuses, supports a more individualized, peer-connected experience, which is part of what distinguishes the Midtown setting within the Crossroads system.
Campus Amenities and Workforce-Oriented Programming
Day-to-day life at Midtown is shaped by both structured recovery work and practical preparation for life after treatment. Amenities include a commercial kitchen with chef-prepared meals served in a community dining hall, free laundry facilities, an outdoor courtyard for communal gathering, a community room, and a computer set aside specifically for job searching. Men in the program are actively encouraged to seek employment during their stay, with the campus providing the practical resources to support that work, reflecting Crossroads’ broader emphasis on building real-life stability alongside the clinical and 12-Step components of recovery.
A 12-Step Foundation With Individual Support and MAT Accommodation
Treatment at Midtown is grounded in 12-Step recovery and Crossroads’ Right Track Program, a structured residential framework that includes individual support, peer mentorship, 12-Step meetings, SMART Recovery meetings, and group activities. Men in the program work the steps, build sponsorship relationships, and develop the daily disciplines that support long-term sobriety. As part of the Right Track Program structure, clients may not have personal cell phones, tablets, or laptops during their stay, with access to a facility phone during designated hours for family contact. The campus also accepts patients with prescribed medications for opioid use disorder, accommodating clients on medication-assisted treatment (MAT) as part of an integrated recovery approach.
Affordable Care Through a Long-Established Arizona Nonprofit
For adult men in the Phoenix metro area whose substance use has reached a point requiring structured residential treatment, Crossroads Midtown Campus offers an established nonprofit pathway forward, combining 65+ years of organizational experience with a small-scale, home-like setting that supports individualized attention. As a nonprofit Arizona Department of Health Services-licensed provider, Crossroads is committed to keeping treatment accessible, with most major insurance plans accepted (including Blue Cross Blue Shield, UnitedHealthcare, Magellan, Amerigroup, Beacon, Wellmark, Aetna, Anthem, Cigna, and ComPsych) along with self-pay and support for underinsured and uninsured clients. Admissions are coordinated through the Crossroads corporate office at 2002 E. Osborn Road in Phoenix.
