Arizona Rehabs: How to Find Rehabs in Arizona for Addiction
Where Are Rehabs in Arizona Located?
Located in the southwestern United States next to California, Arizona is home to over 7 million people,2 The state has more than 400 drug rehab centers for treating substance use disorders. Most of these rehab facilities are located in populous areas such as Phoenix and Tucson.3 Laguna Treatment Center, although not in Arizona, is only a short drive from most areas of the state.
AAC’s Desert Hope Treatment Center is conveniently located 10 minutes from McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas, NV for all people struggling with substance use.
During the COVID-19 (aka coronavirus) pandemic AAC is available to answer questions about addiction and treatment options. Our Nevada facility, Desert Hope Treatment Center, is open and accepting patients and has medical experts and a caring staff who will stand by you on your journey to recovery.
What is the Cost of Rehab in Arizona?
The majority of Arizona rehab centers accept private insurance or state-funded plans. Many also accept Medicare or Medicaid. Overall, approximately 69% of Arizona rehab centers accept private insurance.3 Many Arizona-based private insurance plans, such as Kaiser Permanente, United Healthcare, and others, are accepted at Laguna Treatment Center.
However, people with no insurance coverage have other ways to pay for drug rehab in Arizona. Around 86% of the state’s rehab centers accept self-payment, and some 53% will take sliding scale fees — meaning you pay what you can afford based on your income. Another 46% of Arizona facilities take state-funded insurance.3
The exact cost of Arizona drug addiction treatment varies from person to person depending on whether they require short term or long term rehab and the level of treatment they require.
Do Rehab Centers in Arizona Treat Alcohol and Drug Addiction?
Rehab centers can and do treat addiction to many different substances, including various drugs and alcohol. In Arizona, the abuse of prescription drugs is higher than the national average,1 and Arizona statistics show that over 1,100 people died in 2018 of an opioid overdose, with deaths from synthetic opioids, such as fentanyl, doubling from the prior year.4 Methamphetamine has been declared the biggest concern for substance use in Arizona; around 40% of all people seeking treatment at some rehab programs test positive for methamphetamine.5
While there may be some Arizona rehab programs that focus on one type of addiction, this is usually not the case. Most programs treat whatever substance abuse is presented by their clients.
Other Ways to Get Help and Arizona Rehab Resources
If you are looking for other resources for treatment in Arizona, the following links may be helpful:
- Alcoholics Anonymous (AA).
- Narcotics Anonymous (NA).
- The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) offers a treatment locator with links to programs throughout the state.
Common Arizona Rehab and Addiction Statistics
- The state has 407 rehab programs with 340 outpatient programs.3
- Methamphetamine is the most commonly cited illicit substance noted for treatment admissions, followed by marijuana.7
- Alcohol is the most common primary substance among treatment participants.7
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