Crossroads Flower Campus Phoenix

This is a residential campus for adult men working on alcohol and drug use disorders, and it sits on East Flower Street in Phoenix. The program runs on structure rather than guesswork: residents follow a set daily schedule that mixes therapy, education and peer support, and staff are on site around the clock.

Treatment is planned one person at a time. Each man starts with an individual evaluation, and the clinical team builds a plan from there that covers counseling, relapse prevention and what comes after discharge. Family involvement is welcomed where it fits the plan.

The campus opened in 2020 and operates under the Crossroads organization, which runs several sites in the Phoenix area. What happens at this particular location is what this page covers; other Crossroads sites serve different groups and may offer different levels of care.

Programs at the Phoenix campus

Residential rehab is what this campus offers, so men stay on site for the duration of their treatment. Services follow evidence-based practice and take in individual counseling, cognitive behavioral therapy and group therapy, with programming designed for men throughout. The schedule brings in the 12 Step program, and counseling to prevent relapse goes on alongside it.

Psychoeducation sessions run on six days each week, with topics that include coping and practical life skills, managing anger, and handling communication and conflict. The schedule also builds in drug and alcohol screening every week, 12-Step meetings, and SMART Recovery groups as an alternative. Alongside this, men receive support in setting goals and in putting together an aftercare plan that maps out continued help once they leave.

1. Individual Treatment
2. Psychoeducation
3. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
4. Life Skills
5. Twelve Step
6. Gender-Specific
7. Group Therapy
8. Evidence-Based
9. Relapse Prevention Counseling
10. Introduction to the 12 Step Program

Who this men's program is meant for

1. Adult men with an alcohol use disorder who want residential care
2. Men who need structured days and regular drug and alcohol testing
3. Men who are willing to attend 12 Step or alternative support meetings
4. Men who want family members included in treatment where appropriate
5. Men preparing for ongoing aftercare and community support after discharge

Program length, size and campus setting

A typical stay runs about 45 days, and the campus holds 31 to 50 beds in shared rooms with shared bathrooms. Meals are chef-prepared, and residents have an outdoor lounge, walking trails and a TV. Programming is delivered in English. If you are comparing residential rehabs in Arizona, a 45-day residential stay at a mid-size men's campus is a concrete detail worth weighing against your own situation.

1. TV
2. Walking Trails
3. Chef-prepared Meals
4. Outdoor Lounge

Costs for Phoenix treatment in Phoenix

The center says it works with a number of insurance plans, and money questions are best handled before a start date. Insurance verification happens by phone, and the helpline can help you discover whether a plan pays for residential care at this campus. Ask what a 45-day stay would run once benefits are applied, and whether part of it would be self-pay.

Questions worth asking before admission

1. Does my insurance cover residential rehab here, and what will I owe?
2. Which beds are currently free and how soon could I start?
3. What does a typical day look like during the 45-day program?
4. How is the aftercare plan built, and who coordinates it?
5. Can my family take part in visits and in treatment planning?