Horizon Health and Wellness Queen Creek

Horizon Health and Wellness Queen Creek brings medical care and behavioral health together under one roof, and it has been doing that work since 1978. The Queen Creek clinic combines primary care and psychiatric services with outpatient alcohol treatment for Arizona families. Appointments happen on an outpatient basis, so people live at home while they attend sessions and keep up with work, school and family life.

Care extends well past individual counseling appointments. People in Queen Creek can reach family therapy, peer support and supported employment services through this center. Teens, children, older adults, men and women are all listed among the groups the clinic serves, and staff speak both English and Spanish. Someone worried about a parent, a partner or a friend can call the helpline for guidance on where to begin.

Horizon Health and Wellness Queen Creek

This center delivers substance use care on an outpatient basis, so evaluations and continuing treatment take place during scheduled visits instead of a residential stay. Program length of 5 days is typically listed by the clinic. Adults in Queen Creek looking for alcohol treatment can begin with an assessment and go on in outpatient care. A clinician looks at the person's diagnosis and needs, then designs a plan to fit them.

This center lists family therapy and EMDR among its therapies, plus dialectical behavior therapy, cognitive behavioral therapy and individual counseling. It also offers group counseling, nutrition counseling and sessions online, and medication assisted therapy for alcohol and opioid use disorders. An assessment usually settles the question for anyone in Arizona deciding between outpatient and inpatient alcohol rehab. If a clinician determines that more intensive care is appropriate, that referral is arranged before treatment starts.

1. 1-on-1 Counseling
2. Family Therapy
3. Nutrition Counseling
4. Medical
5. Evidence-Based
6. Group Therapy
7. Eye Movement Therapy (EMDR)
8. Dialectical Behavior Therapy
9. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
10. Medication-Assisted Treatment

Who the Queen Creek clinic serves

1. Adolescents, children, boys and girls, along with their parents
2. Adult men and women, including older adults
3. People with alcohol use disorder, opioid use disorder or benzodiazepine dependence
4. People coping with co-occurring conditions like depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder or PTSD
5. People dealing with chronic relapse or seeking smoking cessation support
6. Spanish-speaking residents of Queen Creek and nearby communities

What the Queen Creek location is like

You will find the clinic at 22713 S Ellsworth Rd Ste 101 in Queen Creek, near Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport. Care stays local at this Arizona outpatient center, letting clients keep appointments without leaving home. The offices accommodate in-person visits and therapy online, which suits people with long drives or crowded schedules. Pictures of the space are posted so you can see what to expect before you arrive.

Paying for care at Horizon Queen Creek

Private-pay rates are listed by the center, so it is worth asking about cost when you call to book. If you are looking at alcohol rehab centers in Arizona, ask what your plan covers before that first appointment. Coverage differs from plan to plan, and the state Medicaid program may apply for some people. For anyone asking does AHCCCS cover rehab in Arizona, staff can explain which options suit your situation. Learning this early keeps the first visit from becoming a billing surprise.

Questions for Horizon Queen Creek

1. Will the outpatient alcohol program take my insurance or AHCCCS, and what would I owe paying cash?
2. How long does the 5-day program typically run, and how many visits per week does it involve?
3. Can medication-assisted treatment be combined with counseling here for alcohol use disorder?
4. Are online therapy sessions available if I cannot come to the Queen Creek office?
5. What happens if my assessment suggests I need inpatient or detox care instead?