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A structured, safe environment designed to help you stabilize, heal, and begin long-term recovery from substance use and co-occurring mental health conditions.
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Residential treatment is a live-in program that provides 24/7 support, medical oversight, and structured therapy for individuals recovering from substance use disorders and co-occurring mental health needs. You live on-site, participate in evidence-based therapies, and receive continuous support from medical and clinical staff.
Residential treatment sits between inpatient hospitalization and outpatient care:
Residential treatment gives you the time, space, and care needed to break patterns, manage withdrawal-related symptoms, and begin building a healthier foundation.
Residential vs. Inpatient (Hospital Care)
Residential vs. PHP (Partial Hospitalization Program)
Residential vs. IOP (Intensive Outpatient Program)
Residential offers immersive healing with round-the-clock support
Residential treatment is often recommended for people who:
Residential treatment is often most appropriate during the first phase of recovery, when the body and mind need stability and continuous support.
Residential treatment may not be the safest option for individuals who:
If another level of care is more appropriate, the admissions team will help guide you to the safest option.
Residential treatment is recommended when a person needs:
Common clinical indicators include:
Co-occurring anxiety, depression, PTSD, or bipolar symptoms
You may qualify for residential treatment if:
You may need a different level of care if:
You cannot safely live in a communal setting
Residential treatment can help stabilize and support:
Substance Use Disorders
Co-Occurring Mental Health Symptoms
(when substance use is the primary diagnosis)
Residential treatment supports co-occurring conditions, but individuals requiring psychiatric hospitalization will be directed to a more appropriate level of care.
Residential treatment provides a blend of medical care, therapy, peer support, and structure. You’ll live on site and follow a predictable—but human—routine that supports emotional stability.
Daily Structure: What a Typical Day Looks Like
Mornings
Afternoons
Evenings
Weekly Schedule Highlights
This level of consistency helps regulate sleep, mood, appetite, and emotional functioning.
Safety is one of the primary reasons people choose residential treatment.
What Safety Looks Like
No. Residential treatment is supportive, not restrictive.
Yes. Staff are on site 24/7.
Medical staff will review your needs and coordinate care to ensure safety.
Residential treatment supports stabilization after detox, or during mild withdrawal with medical clearance.
All treatment plans are personalized but may include:
Evidence-Based Therapies
Experiential Therapies
Medical + Psychiatric Support
Monitoring for withdrawal-related symptoms
Length of stay varies by individual, but many clients participate for 30–60 days, with extensions based on:
Residential treatment provides enough time to build new habits while preparing for step-down care.
Understanding the process helps reduce anxiety.
Pre-Admission Steps
Packing Guidance
You will receive a clear packing list prior to admission.
Family involvement can support long-term recovery.
Family Engagement Includes
Families are partners in the recovery process—never bystanders.
Residential treatment is often covered when medically necessary. Costs depend on:
Our team helps you understand all costs clearly before admission.
Fountain Hills Recovery meets nationally recognized standards for safety and quality.
We are:
These accreditations verify compliance with industry standards, ethical treatment practices, and ongoing quality improvement.
A strong discharge plan prepares you for sustained success.
Aftercare May Include
You leave with a clear set of next steps—not a question mark.
Our residential treatment program supports adults across Scottsdale, Fountain Hills, and the broader East Valley who are seeking a safe, structured environment to begin recovery. While every person’s story is different, many clients come to us because they need space away from daily pressures, a higher level of support, or a therapeutic setting that feels calm and intentional.
Clients From Scottsdale, AZ
Many people in Scottsdale choose Fountain Hills Recovery because it offers a quieter, more private environment while still being close to home. Clients often tell us they appreciate being able to step out of the intensity of their day-to-day routines without traveling far.
Clients From Fountain Hills, AZ
For residents of Fountain Hills, our program provides accessible, community-based care grounded in evidence-based treatment. Staying close to home helps some clients feel more connected to their support systems while still benefiting from 24/7 structure and professional oversight.
Clients From the East Valley (Mesa, Tempe, Chandler, Gilbert)
People from across the East Valley often seek residential treatment when outpatient services aren’t enough or when home environments make early recovery more difficult. By stepping into a dedicated healing space, clients can focus fully on stabilization, therapy, and long-term recovery planning.
Why People Travel to Fountain Hills for Care
Fountain Hills Recovery is known for providing high-quality, individualized care within a calm, residential setting—something many clients cannot find in more urban areas. The environment is intentionally designed to reduce sensory overload, lower stress, and support therapeutic engagement. Clients also appreciate the blend of medical support, structured programming, and compassionate, experienced staff.
Most clients participate for 30–60 days, depending on clinical need.
Policies vary by phase; many programs allow supervised access.
Residential treatment is voluntary, but early discharge may not support recovery.
You will receive a packing list before admission.
Yes. Psychiatric care is available for clients with co-occurring needs.
Residential treatment is immersive; external responsibilities are usually paused.
Often, yes. Coverage depends on your plan and medical necessity.
If you’re ready to begin healing in a safe, structured environment, our team is here to support you.
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