Accessing and Locating Treatment

Treatment Locator

• FindTreatment.gov
• AHCCCS Opioid Services Locator

If you or someone you know are seeking help for opioid misuse, abuse or dependence, there are treatment options available in your area.

24/7 Access to Care

Arizona also has four Opioid Treatment that are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to provide immediate access to opioid treatment to connect you to ongoing services.

They serve AHCCCS members, individuals with no insurance, and individuals with insurance that may not cover some services like Medication Assisted Treatment or peer support services.

• Community Medical Services
  2301 W. Northern Avenue, Phoenix, AZ 85021
  602-866-9378
• Community Bridges, East Valley Addiction Recovery Center
  560 S. Bellview, Mesa, AZ 85204
  480-461-1711
• CODAC Health, Recovery and Wellness
  380 E. Ft. Lowell Road, Tucson, AZ 85705
  520-202-1786
• Intensive Treatment Systems, West Clinic
  4136 N. 75th Ave. #116 Phoenix, AZ 85033
  623-247-1234

If you or someone you know needs help with opioid misuse, abuse, or dependence please call for help, regardless of your insurance coverage.

Treating opioid misuse, abuse or dependence is a priority for providers who participate in:

• The Substance Use Block Grant,
• The Opioid State Targeted Response Grant, and
• The Governor’s Office Substance Use Disorder Service Funds.

These providers offer a range of services, including residential and outpatient treatment, Medication Assisted Treatment, and recovery supports. Call today to find treatment options that are best for you.

If you are experiencing a crisis please dial or text 988, dial 1-844-534-4673 (HOPE), text HOPE to 4HOPE (44673), or chat online.

Opioid Treatment Programs

An OTP is any treatment program certified by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) to provide medication-assisted treatment for individuals who are diagnosed with opioid use disorder. These treatment programs are authorized to administer and distribute all forms of medication assisted treatment, methadone, buprenorphine (Suboxone/Subutex) and naltrexone. Additional services within the OTP can include case management, peer support, individual counseling, group counseling and other types of support services for the individual.

Getting Help for Opioid Dependence

AHCCCS is implementing new standards and reporting requirements for all Opioid Treatment Programs (OTPs) receiving Medicaid reimbursement. See the OTP Requirements web page.

Office Based Opioid Treatment (OBOT) Programs

OBOT programs allow for qualified primary care physicians to provide opioid treatment services in their office based settings. Federal guidelines allow qualified physicians in the OBOT to prescribe medications for opioid use disorder in their office setting, but it is required that the physician has the ability to connect their patients to the appropriate level of counseling and other appropriate support services.

Peer and Family Support Services

Peer and Family Support Services are offered by agencies throughout the state of Arizona. Individuals interested in becoming credentialed as a Peer/Recovery Support Specialist (PRSS) may inquire with any agency on this list for training availability. Individuals must meet qualifications per AMPM 963 to be eligible for training.

We collaborate with Providers and Community Members to ensure peer support and family support services are available to all persons receiving services and their families.

For more information about Peer and Family Support Services, visit the Office of Individual and Family Affairs webpage.

Peer and Family Support Resources and Contacts

• Peer Support Services
• Peer Support Training
• Adult Family Support
• Children Family Support
• Adolescent Substance Treatment Programs