Accredited Detox and Addiction Treatment | AHCCCS Accepted

Purpose Healing Center

Purpose Healing Center is Arizona’s leader in alcohol and substance abuse treatment, offering a full drug and alcohol detox program in a state-of-the-art medical facility. Purpose Healing Center offers Individualized inpatient and outpatient programs to help you or a loved one recover from addiction. Treatment consists of the latest evidence-based practices to ensure each and every resident gets the tools they need for a full recovery. Purpose Healing Center is proudly Joint Commission accredited at all levels of care, and also accepts nearly all forms of AHCCCS, as well as being an in-network rehab for most major private health insurance providers. Make the confidential call to Purpose today, and get proven programs of support now!

Maricopa County

Phoenix Metropolitan Area

Phoenix

Arizona

Purpose Healing Center is Arizona’s leader in alcohol and substance abuse treatment, offering a full drug and alcohol detox program in a state-of...

Teen Mental Health and Substance Abuse Treatment Programs

Artemis Adolescent Healing Center

Artemis Adolescent Healing Center is an AZDHS and Joint Commission-accredited teen behavioral health treatment facility in Tucson, Arizona, serving adolescents and families seeking clinically guided support for mental health concerns, substance use, and co-occurring challenges. With offices at 6599 N Oracle Rd, Suite B, Artemis provides a structured, compassionate environment designed specifically for teens, with individualized treatment planning, evidence-based therapies, licensed clinical support, and family-centered guidance. The program supports teens experiencing concerns such as depression, anxiety, trauma, PTSD, mood disorders, behavioral challenges, alcohol or drug use, and dual diagnosis needs. At Artemis, care options include residential inpatient rehab programs, partial hospitalization day programming (PHP), intensive outpatient programming (IOP), outpatient support, and continuing care planning, allowing families to access an appropriate level of support based on their clinical needs and goals in reaching out for support. Artemis emphasizes safety, privacy, emotional stabilization, healthy routines, and long-term recovery skills. Treatment is designed to help teens build coping strategies, improve communication, strengthen family relationships, and move toward greater stability at home, in school, and in daily life. Families can contact the compassionate Admissions staff at Artemis Adolescent Healing Center at any time for confidential admissions guidance, insurance verification, and help determining whether the program is an appropriate fit for their teen. All calls are confidential, and Artemis encourages parents and families of struggling teens and adolescents to reach out for supportive options today.

Pima County

Tuscon Metropolitan Area

Tucson

Artemis Adolescent Healing Center is an AZDHS and Joint Commission-accredited teen behavioral health treatment facility in Tucson, Arizona, serving...

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Maricopa

Chandler

At Greco Roman Windows and Doors, your home deserves more than a rushed install and a sales pitch. We're a local company built on craftsmanship,...

SCOTTSDALE, AZ — Scottsdale Police Chief Joe LeDuc has come a long way since his first day on patrol in 1991. The Scottsdale City Council recognized LeDuc this month for 35 years of service to the city, a milestone that traces a career path from entry-level patrol officer through nearly every rank in the department. LeDuc has served as a detective, sergeant, lieutenant, commander, assistant chief and, now, chief of police.<figure class="r-embed"><div class="embed-content"><iframe src width="500" height="498" scrolling="no" allowfullscreen="true" allow="autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; picture-in-picture; web-share" data-src="https://www.facebook.com/plugins/post.php?href=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2Fscottsdaleazgov%2Fposts%2Fpfbid0LCksdg9B4qmMwmxhiTwHgHqfHRn6BqfVFhUfbjqa97hFWMqrVi3yKs3rNWQfsbKNl&amp;show_text=false&amp;width=500"></iframe></div></figure> LeDuc was named assistant chief in 2021 and became interim chief in January 2025 when his predecessor, Jeff Walther, moved into an administrative role. He was later promoted to chief. Walther was officially appointed assistant city manager by City Manager Greg Caton this week. Two other city employees were also recognized at the monthly service anniversary ceremony, though the city did not release their names or details. The monthly recognition is a regular part of council business, with the council honoring employees reaching milestone anniversaries and thanking them for their years of service to the community. LeDuc leads a department that has grown considerably since it was established in 1963 with 47 full-time employees. Today, the Scottsdale Police Department employs more than 600 full-time personnel and 40 volunteers.

SCOTTSDALE, AZ — Scottsdale Police Chief Joe LeDuc has come a long way since his first day on patrol in 1991.

The Scottsdale City Council recognized LeDuc this month for 35 years of service to the city, a milestone that traces a career path from entry-level patrol officer through nearly every rank in the department. LeDuc has served as a detective, sergeant, lieutenant, commander, assistant chief and, now, chief of police.

<figure class="r-embed"><div class="embed-content"><iframe src width="500" height="498" scrolling="no" allowfullscreen="true" allow="autoplay; clipboard-write; encrypted-media; picture-in-picture; web-share" data-src="https://www.facebook.com/plugins/post.php?href=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.facebook.com%2Fscottsdaleazgov%2Fposts%2Fpfbid0LCksdg9B4qmMwmxhiTwHgHqfHRn6BqfVFhUfbjqa97hFWMqrVi3yKs3rNWQfsbKNl&amp;show_text=false&amp;width=500"></iframe></div></figure> LeDuc was named assistant chief in 2021 and became interim chief in January 2025 when his predecessor, Jeff Walther, moved into an administrative role. He was later promoted to chief. Walther was officially appointed assistant city manager by City Manager Greg Caton this week. Two other city employees were also recognized at the monthly service anniversary ceremony, though the city did not release their names or details.

The monthly recognition is a regular part of council business, with the council honoring employees reaching milestone anniversaries and thanking them for their years of service to the community. LeDuc leads a department that has grown considerably since it was established in 1963 with 47 full-time employees. Today, the Scottsdale Police Department employs more than 600 full-time personnel and 40 volunteers.

Scottsdale