What levels of care are available for veterans?

The center offers both comprehensive residential and outpatient levels of care, tailored to individual veteran needs.

Does the facility offer trauma-informed therapies?

Yes, a trauma-informed approach is central, with therapies like Trauma-Specific Therapy and Eye Movement Therapy (EMDR) readily available.

Is Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) provided for substance use disorders?

Yes, Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) is integrated into their programs to support veterans in their recovery from substance use disorders.

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Northern Arizona VA Healthcare System Substance Use Disorder Services (116)

Q: Who does the Northern Arizona VA Healthcare System Substance Use Disorder Services (116) primarily serve?

This facility is dedicated to serving veterans, providing specialized care for addiction, mental health, and trauma-related challenges.

Q: Where is Northern Arizona VA Healthcare System Substance Use Disorder Services (116) located?

This VA healthcare system facility is located in Prescott, Arizona, serving veterans in the northern Arizona region.

500 State Highway 89 North Building 161, Prescott, Arizona, 45247

928-445-4860 x7500 Website

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Northern Arizona VA Healthcare System Substance Use Disorder Services (116) is a program in Prescott, Arizona focused on structured residential care with attention to co-occurring mental health concerns, mental health needs, and depression. The care model draws on group therapy, individual counseling, and family therapy and is guided by 12-step principles. That combination, along with CARF accreditation and follow-up support through outpatient treatment and recovery coach, gives the facility a more grounded and individualized feel.