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New Hope Behavioral Health Center Mesa

215 South Power Road, Suite 114 · Mesa, AZ 85208 · 480-981-1022

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Levels of care

Outpatient

Programs

7 programs including adult rehab, substance abuse and lgbtq residential treatment.

Insurance

Medicaid, Medicare, self-pay

Accreditation

SAMHSA

Setting

Treatment center in Mesa, AZ

About New Hope Behavioral Health Center Mesa

New Hope Behavioral Health Center is an outpatient rehab in Mesa, Arizona. Adults 18 and over are admitted: men and women, veterans, pregnant women and LGBTQ+ adults.

Opioid Treatment in Mesa

New Hope’s medication assisted treatment includes methadone, dosed at the clinic six days a week, and the regimen is monitored. Take-home doses are given to start, and you go home after each clinic dose.

A plan covers induction, dose changes and a taper on Suboxone. Brixadi is an extended-release buprenorphine injection, and Vivitrol is an extended-release naltrexone injection. The outpatient opioid treatment program is accredited for three years.

Psychiatric services are available at this Mesa clinic, and the clinic tests for hepatitis C and treats it. Telehealth appointments run through the clinic, and you can contact the office for details about setting up a telehealth appointment. Naloxone, which reverses an opioid overdose, is distributed there.

AHCCCS and ACC plans are accepted if you’re on Medicaid, and dual-eligible Medicare is accepted too. TriWest for veterans, self-pay and FSA or HSA funds are accepted, and Substance Abuse Block Grant funds are taken when they’re available.

Addiction treatment programs

  • Substance abuse
  • LGBTQ residential treatment
  • Men's program
  • Women's program
  • Young adult program

Levels of care

Insurance & payment

Medicaid
Medicare

Other payment options

New Hope Behavioral Health Center Mesa should accept the insurers above; the admissions team verifies coverage before you commit. If you're unsure what your plan covers please contact your provider.

Accreditation & licensing

  • SAMHSA

Location

Facility
New Hope Behavioral Health Center Mesa
Address
215 South Power Road, Suite 114
Mesa, AZ 85208
Phone
480-981-1022
Website
nhbhc.net

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FAQs

Is New Hope Behavioral Health Center inpatient or outpatient?

Outpatient. Care centers on medication for opioid use disorder, called MOUD: monitored medication, counseling for substance use and primary care visits, all together. Telehealth appointments can be set up through the office as well.

Who can get medication treatment for opioid use disorder?

Adults over 18. The center serves men, women, pregnant women, veterans and LGBTQ+ populations. For pregnant patients with opioid use disorder, methadone remains the standard of treatment.

What medications does New Hope Behavioral Health Center offer?

Methadone, Suboxone, Brixadi and Vivitrol. Methadone is given in the clinic six days a week, with a take-home dose on Sunday to start. Suboxone treatment covers induction, dose adjustment and tapering, while Brixadi and Vivitrol are extended-release injections.

How can you pay for treatment at New Hope?

Several ways. The center takes AHCCCS and ACC plans covering Medicaid and Medicare, including dual-eligible coverage, plus TriWest for veterans. Self-pay works by major credit card, cash or FSA/HSA funds, and SUBG funding is an option when available.

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