Horizon Health and Wellness Adult Casa Grande

Located on East Cottonwood Lane in Casa Grande, this site serves adults dealing with co-occurring substance use or mental health conditions both at once. Behavioral health is the clinic's main focus, and staff treat depression, anxiety, and trauma together with alcohol and drug use. The aim is care that is simple to reach and given with compassion.

Care is provided through counseling and structured outpatient programming rather than overnight stays. Participants meet with clinicians individually and in groups, and may also see psychiatric staff and take part in additional services such as anger management, DUI education, parenting classes, and peer support.

The Joint Commission accredits the center that has operated since 1978. Its approach pairs evidence-based practice with attention to the whole person, and staff describe a setting where people build practical skills and lasting relationships rather than simply attending appointments.

When someone is choosing between this clinic and a residential program, the outpatient format is the main distinction. Outpatient treatment at this Arizona center suits adults who can come to sessions while living at home.

Programs at Horizon Health Casa Grande

Outpatient care here comes in two forms: standard outpatient visits and an intensive outpatient program for those who need more structure. The intensive outpatient program in Casa Grande involves more sessions each week than standard outpatient care does. Therapy covers cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavior therapy, family sessions, and group work.

Medication-assisted treatment is listed, with a specialization in opioids. Other approaches include trauma-specific therapy, psychoeducation, life skills, and nutrition counseling. Programs at this Arizona rehab lean on evidence-based methods and trauma-informed care. A typical stay runs about 5 days, which suits short-term or step-down care.

1. Individual Treatment
2. Evidence-Based
3. Life Skills
4. Trauma-Specific Therapy
5. Family Therapy
6. Group Therapy
7. Dialectical Behavior Therapy
8. Holistic
9. Nutrition Counseling
10. Medical

Who the program is built for

1. Adults of any gender, with services listed for both men and women
2. Older adults who want outpatient care close to home
3. Individuals coping with bipolar disorder depression anxiety or post traumatic stress disorder
4. Adults working through grief, anger, stress, or long-term pain
5. People who have a substance use disorder involving opioids, benzodiazepines, cocaine, heroin, or prescription drugs
6. Individuals facing substance use and mental health conditions simultaneously

What the setting looks like

Sessions happen on an outpatient basis, so nobody stays overnight at this Casa Grande site, and a typical program length is about 5 days. Staff speak English and Spanish, and continuing care, support meetings, and employment counseling are listed as follow-up options. Spanish-speaking adults in Arizona can arrange sessions in either language here.

Paying for care in Casa Grande

Private payment is accepted at cash rates, and the center works with many commercial plans along with a sliding scale tied to income. Ask the helpline to confirm what your Arizona insurance plan covers before you schedule an intake. Costs and coverage change, so a phone call settles it faster than a webpage.

Questions before you are admitted

1. Does my insurance or AHCCCS plan cover outpatient and intensive outpatient care here?
2. How many sessions a week would the intensive outpatient program involve for my situation?
3. Will medication-assisted treatment be part of my plan, and who prescribes it?
4. What does the sliding fee scale look like for my income?
5. Who handles continuing care once the initial program ends?