Drug & alcohol rehab centers in Prescott, AZ

Treatment centers in our Prescott directory are licensed or accredited providers. These listings are organized to help you compare treatment options so you can make an informed decision.

Important criteria include state licensure, independent accreditation, location, types of treatment, specialty tracks, evidence based care and accepted insurance plans. We label sponsored placement clearly so you always know what you are looking at.

The information in the directory is drawn from public licensing records and facility information. Confirm the treatment center's current availability and program specifics because these metrics can change rapidly. Our goal is to give you an accurate starting point for finding care close to home.

Prescott is the Yavapai County seat in Arizona’s central highlands. The city has long been one of the state’s recognized recovery communities with several residential programs and sober living homes. The area has 17 rehab centers that offer a full range of addiction treatment options. You can compare every nearby treatment center option using our Arizona rehab directory.

Prescott is home to MATFORCE, the Yavapai County substance abuse coalition that grew out of an early methamphetamine task force and now runs prevention programs, free Narcan training and an Overdose Fatality Review Board. The Board examines every accidental overdose death in the county.

Polara Health is the county’s integrated behavioral health provider and provides much of the treatment in the area.  The Hillside Recovery Center offers residential substance use treatment and accredited private programs such as Decision Point Center round out treatment options

Yavapai County has posted encouraging overdose trends. Deaths related to overdoses fell to 57 in the most recent year reviewed. This was down from 66 and marked the fifth consecutive year the number fell. MATFORCE credits this decline to prevention, naloxone access and a coordinated review of services.

Methamphetamine continues to be a persistent local concern alongside fentanyl.

Treatment costs in Prescott depend on the level of care needed to address your treatment needs. Other factors include the length of your program and whether you use insurance.

Arizona ranks roughly average nationally for treatment affordability. The statewide residential average is roughly $56,789 without insurance. However it's likely you won't pay the average sticker price after your insurance benefits are applied. Out of pocket in Prescott can run above the state average because of the many private residential programs in the area. The figures below are Arizona benchmarks that help you identify how many programs are available.

Your actual out of pocket costs depend on your treatment center's setting, amenities, and the length of your treatment program. Outpatient programs and sober living cost far less than residential care. However medical detox and inpatient programs have the highest price tags. Insurance, financing, and sliding-scale options can lower what you pay out of pocket.

Seventeen addiction treatment centers provide services in the Prescott area. Most of these centers accept private insurance and self payment and many offer financing or sliding scale fees when you are uninsured or don't have full coverage. The list below shows how many local facilities accept each type of payment.

The treatment center you choose will likely depend on your insurance coverage, available financial assistance and income. The following information outlines how the main payment options work.

A full range of substance use disorder treatment is available in Prescott with 8 detox programs, 13 inpatient programs and 14 outpatient clinics. The area also has partial hospitalization programs and a network of sober living homes. Nearly every facility also has a specialized treatment program to address co-occurring mental health conditions at the same time as addiction issues.

Medical detox provides 24 hour medically supervised care that safely manages your withdrawal. This is usually the first critical step when you have an opioid or alcohol dependence. Eight area programs in Prescott offer medically supervised detox.

Inpatient and residential rehab is a treatment strength in Prescott. Thirteen local inpatient rehab programs offer immersive, live-in treatment when you would benefit from stepping away from daily triggers and beginning your early recovery in a protected environment.

Partial hospitalization programs are intensive outpatient programs that offer day-long, structured treatment while you live at home. Nine area programs provide partial hospitalization treatment. This is a notably larger number for this size area that bridges residential and outpatient care.

Outpatient treatment allows you to live at home while attending rehab. Fourteen clinics in Prescott offer outpatient treatment. This is important when you work or have family obligations. Outpatient treatment can be a step down from residential care or as the initial treatment setting depending on your situation.

Dual diagnosis care is a specialized treatment program that treats addiction at the same time as mental health conditions like depression or anxiety. Thirteen facilities in Prescott address co-occurring disorders with specialized treatment since these diagnoses often overlap.

Sober living is central to Prescott’s recovery community. These homes provide you with substance free housing that supports your transition into the community and independent life. This is often paired with aftercare planning that includes counseling, job coaching and peer support.

Many rehab facilities in Prescott offer treatment tailored to address the needs of specific groups and substances. The list below shows how many programs offer each specialty focus.

Alcohol and opioids are the most treated substances in Prescott. Fourteen programs focus on alcohol use disorder and 12 on opioid use disorder.

The area also has a strong men’s and young adult tracks, three LGBTQ+ affirming addiction care programs and three dedicated tracks for veterans and military families.

The cost of treatment shouldn't keep you from getting help and improving your quality of life. Treatment centers provide several levels of care to Prescott residents. You can also access several other levels of care at no charge such as crisis support, treatment access lines, harm reduction and crisis and suicide prevention support around the clock.

Yavapai County is one of Arizona’s clearer prevention success stories. Area metrics are tracked closely by MATFORCE’s Overdose Fatality Review Board that has examined every accidental overdose death in the county since 2016.

Overdose deaths fell to 57 in the most recent year reviewed. This is down from 66 and represents the fifth straight year of declining numbers. Statewide overdose data also show a decline in 2024, even as methamphetamine remains a persistent concern locally alongside fentanyl.