About Intensive Treatment Systems Mesa Clinic
Intensive Treatment Systems Mesa Clinic is an outpatient addiction treatment center in Mesa, Arizona, specializing in medication-assisted treatment and integrated behavioral health for adults.
The clinic offers outpatient care, an Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP), counseling, psychiatric services and peer support, with walk in access and same day appointments to help you start quickly.
Patients often highlight the supportive staff and strong peer support that guide them through recovery.
What kinds of addiction treatment does the Mesa Clinic offer?
The Mesa Clinic centers on medication assisted treatment for opioid use disorder, including methadone, Suboxone and Vivitrol, paired with counseling and behavioral therapies.
Their IOP uses approaches like CBT, Motivational Enhancement Therapy and Multi Dimensional Family Therapy, alongside individual, group and family counseling.
Who can get help?
The clinic serves adults with substance use disorders and cooccurring mental health needs.
Specialized tracks are available for pregnant patients, veterans and women in recovery, with veteran programming supporting trauma and grief related needs.
Where is the clinic located?
Intensive Treatment Systems Mesa Clinic is located at 340 West University Drive, Suite 19, in Mesa.
Transportation is offered to and from all ITS locations to help reduce barriers to care.
Do they take insurance or self pay?
The clinic accepts Medicaid through AHCCCS plans, offers self pay options and is a preferred provider for TriWest for veterans. Some Substance Abuse Block Grant funding may be available, though private insurance is not accepted at this time.
How do I start?
Getting started is simple with walk ins, same day appointments and 24/7 access through the West Access Point Clinic before transferring to Mesa for ongoing care.
Your Path Forward
Intensive Treatment Systems Mesa Clinic in Mesa offers whole person, low barrier outpatient recovery built around rapid access and integrated support.
Explore how their programs can help you or a loved one take the first step toward lasting recovery.
