Calvary Healing Center

Calvary stands out due to its holistic approach addressing body, mind, and spirit; trauma-informed care; a team that includes many staff in recovery; nearly 60 years of experience; and comprehensive on-site medical and psychiatric services, which eliminates the need for external behavioral health hospital visits.

They use a wide range of therapies including group and individual therapy (CBT, motivational interviewing), 12-step facilitation, recreational therapy, art and expressive therapies, EMDR, BAUD therapy, acupuncture, yoga, music therapy, and trauma release exercises.

Yes, they provide comprehensive dual diagnosis treatment with on-site psychiatry and behavioral health services to concurrently address addiction and co-occurring mental health disorders like anxiety and depression.

Yes, the program utilizes 12-Step facilitation and hosts 12-Step meetings as part of its therapeutic model.

While the core program is clinically focused, they offer an optional faith-based track and pastoral counseling for clients who wish to incorporate spirituality into their recovery journey.

Calvary Healing Center was established in 1964 and has been providing addiction treatment for nearly 60 years.

Costs depend on the level of care and insurance coverage. The estimated self-pay rates are $950 per day for Detox and $650 per day for Residential Treatment. Contact admissions for a personalized quote.

Yes, Calvary accepts most major private insurance plans and also accepts AHCCCS for emergency medical detox services. It's best to verify your specific benefits with their admissions team.

Yes, Calvary provides comprehensive, medically supervised detoxification services on-site at their Phoenix campus.

Yes, Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) is offered when clinically necessary and is integrated with other therapeutic approaches as part of a comprehensive treatment plan.

Program length varies based on individual clinical needs. Calvary offers both short-term and long-term inpatient treatment programs, which are tailored to each client.

The housing is dorm-style with shared rooms. Private rooms are not available, as the shared living arrangement is designed to build community and peer support, which is a key part of the recovery process.

Calvary is not a lockdown facility. The detox unit is more secure for client safety, but the residential program operates on a more open, residential-style campus. Clients are expected to remain on-site and adhere to the program schedule.

Smoking and vaping are permitted in designated outdoor areas. The policy on personal electronics like phones and laptops is not specified on their website. Please contact admissions for details. Are you the owner? Claim this listing to add details.

A specific packing list is not provided on the website. It is recommended to contact the admissions team directly to get a comprehensive list of approved and prohibited items before arrival. Are you the owner? Claim this listing to add this information.