Levels of Care & Specialty Programs
The Meadows provides a focused continuum of care designed for intensive healing. Each program offers a high level of clinical and medical support to help clients safely navigate the early stages of recovery and address the complex issues underlying their conditions.
The first step for many, this program provides 24/7 medical supervision from a dedicated team to ensure clients can manage withdrawal symptoms safely and comfortably. This medically stable foundation allows for a smooth transition into the therapeutic work of residential treatment.
The core of The Meadows experience, inpatient care provides an immersive environment where clients engage in intensive individual and group therapy. Using the proven Meadows Model, the program focuses on uncovering and healing unresolved trauma, which is often the root cause of addiction and mental health challenges.
While the Wickenburg location focuses on trauma and addiction, The Meadows network offers specialized inpatient programs for issues including eating disorders, sex addiction, and intimacy disorders. This allows for highly focused treatment tailored to the unique complexities of each condition.
Environment & Accommodations
The Meadows Wickenburg campus is intentionally designed to be a sanctuary for healing. Spanning 14 acres of peaceful desert landscape, the serene environment removes clients from the stressors of daily life, allowing for deep focus on recovery. Accommodations consist of comfortable shared or private rooms, fostering a sense of community and connection among peers.
Clients stay in either semi-private rooms, which encourage peer support, or private rooms, available upon approval.
The 14-acre property provides a tranquil and beautiful backdrop for reflection, therapy, and personal growth.
Dietitian-supervised meals and snacks are provided daily, with accommodations for dietary restrictions and preferences.
Policies & Requirements
All incoming clients undergo an assessment. Those requiring detox will enter the medically monitored detox program first.
To protect confidentiality and create a focused environment, cell phones are not permitted during a client's stay.
After a 3-day settling-in period, clients have access to phones at designated times to contact loved ones.
Active and consistent participation in all scheduled therapy sessions and group activities is a core requirement.
The facility's policy on Medication-Assisted Treatment (e.g., Suboxone) is not specified online. Please contact admissions.
It is not specified whether the campus is open or closed/locked. This is typical for inpatient settings. Please confirm with admissions.
Daily Life & Rules
Details on living arrangements, what to bring, and facility policies.
To protect the privacy and confidentiality of all patients, cell phone usage won’t be allowed during your stay. You’re welcome to bring your phone, and our staff will keep it safe for you. This ensures a peaceful, distraction-free space where you can focus fully on your healing.
You’ll be able to make an initial phone call upon admission. After a brief three-day period to help you settle in, there will be designated phone times four times daily for you to connect with loved ones. Many patients also write letters and can bring postage stamps.
It is recommended to bring 7-8 tops, 4-5 bottoms, undergarments, pajamas, a jacket, and comfortable shoes. A detailed list of what to bring and what to leave at home can be found on The Meadows' website. Do not bring your own snacks or food.
Yes, laundry facilities and all necessary supplies are available for use during leisure hours. If you forget essential items, they can be purchased at the on-campus Bookstore.
Clients stay in comfortable living quarters. Rooms are typically shared to encourage connection and support, but single rooms are available upon approval.
In order to maintain the safety of our community, all luggage and personal items are searched as part of the admission process. You may request to be present during the search process if you would like. Any item not permitted on campus will be stored for you until discharge or can be shipped home at your expense. Mood-altering substances, including medical marijuana or vape pens, taken during the admission process will be destroyed.
Information regarding whether the campus is open or locked is not found on the website. Most inpatient facilities have policies that limit off-campus access to ensure safety. Are you the owner? Claim this listing to complete your profile.
Program & Treatment
Learn about the program structure, therapy types, and treatment model.
The Meadows is distinguished by its nearly 50-year history and its proven, trauma-informed Meadows Model. The program focuses on treating the root causes of addiction, not just the symptoms, in a serene, supportive environment. They also utilize cutting-edge tools like the Brain Center.
The facility uses the "proven Meadows Model" and "cutting-edge tools like our Brain Center." Specific therapeutic modalities like EMDR, CBT, or DBT are not explicitly listed. Are you the owner? Claim this listing to add therapy details.
Yes, they treat dual diagnosis by addressing addiction and mental health conditions concurrently. Their model is designed to treat the root causes of both issues, providing integrated care for conditions like trauma, depression, and anxiety alongside substance use.
Yes, the program integrates the 12-Step philosophy into its clinical model.
The typical residential stay is 45 days. The length of stay is personalized and depends on each client's unique clinical needs and progress.
The Meadows offers outpatient support and workshops to help clients maintain their recovery after completing the inpatient program.
Cost & Admission
Find answers about costs, insurance, and what's required for admission.
Yes, they are in-network with Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona and work with many other major private insurance providers like Tricare, First Health, and Multiplan. The admissions team can help verify benefits.
Costs depend on insurance coverage and individual treatment needs. The estimated self-pay cost for a 45-day program is $44,000. For an exact quote, please contact the admissions office. Are you the owner? Claim this listing to add payment details.
Yes, The Meadows has a monitored detox program with 24/7 medical supervision to ensure a safe and comfortable start to treatment.
Support, Staff & Community
Information on the care team, family involvement, and peer environment.
Care is provided by an admissions team and a team that provides 24/7 medical supervision for detox. The leadership includes an Executive Director. The specific makeup of the clinical team (e.g., psychiatrists, therapists) is not detailed. Are you the owner? Claim this listing to add staff details.
The program is co-ed for adults (18+). You will be in a community of peers from various backgrounds, all working towards healing from trauma, addiction, and mental health challenges.
The Meadows offers resources and workshops for loved ones. However, specific details about family therapy sessions and on-site visitation policies are not provided. Are you the owner? Claim this listing to add visitation details.
Payment & Cost Information
Insurance Accepted
The Meadows is in-network with BCBS of Arizona and accepts many other major private PPO insurance plans. Their admissions experts can help you understand and maximize your benefits. They do not accept Medicaid or Medicare.
Self-Pay Estimate
For clients paying out-of-pocket, the following is an estimate. Please call admissions for exact pricing based on clinical needs.
- 45-Day Inpatient Program:~ $44,000
Accepted Private Insurance Providers May Include:
This is a partial list. The best way to confirm coverage is to contact their admissions team for a free benefits check.
BlueCross BlueShield AZ
Tricare West
TriWest / VACCN
First Health
Multiplan / PHCS
PNOA
Sana
Carrum Health
