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National Council on Alcohol & Drug Dependence

4201 N 16th St
Phoenix AZ, 85016
5.0
(1 Reviews)

Established in 1960, the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence (NCADD) is a 501(c)3 non-profit substance abuse treatment agency which has helped thousands of women through the recovery process. From intervention, to emergency and long-te... Read more

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Established in 1960, the National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence (NCADD) is a 501(c)3 non-profit substance abuse treatment agency which has helped thousands of women through the recovery process. From intervention, to emergency and long-term housing to support programs, NCADD is there every step of the way.The well-trained, multi-disciplinary staff is cutting edge in the field of addiction and the patient's needs are top priority. At NCADD, our goal is to treat the whole woman and her family with education on medical needs, one-on-one and group therapy, vocational training, support housing and more. We believe this holistic approach is the key to the long-term success of our clients. All of NCADD’s programs focus on providing the tools and resources to assist the women in becoming financially self-sufficient and to believe in their potential to remain drug/alcohol free and live a quality life. NCADD has been serving the Greater Metropolitan Phoenix area since 1960. Originally NCADD provided family assessments and referred people to community based services, but we saw a need for additional services, especially when it came to women seeking help. In 1986, the agency began using its expertise to provide direct treatment services to women in need. In the late 1990s, the need for long-term treatment and surround services for addication treatment in Arizona became apparent. At that time, NCADD began the development of a long-term outpatient program, which included education, advocacy and service programs. To better service clients, NCADD added a Nurse Pratitioner to assess and serve clients with mental illness issues and a a volunteer Psychologist and Licensed Vocational Counselor. After a few years, NCADD recognized the need for both emergency and long-term housing for women in recovery. At the time, there was nowhere for women to live along with their chidlren while undergoing treatment for addiction. So, in 2003, NCADD took an unprescedented step and opened, what would be the first of many houses for women in recovery. Weldon House was opened to provide a safe place for women and their families to get back on their feet. Each 2-bedroom apartment acts as a home where women can learn family skills and where children have the opportunity to live normal and stable lives. In July 2007, NCADD opened Healthy Connections. The name was chosen to promote hope, not judgment. Healthy Connections is an intensive case management program that links pregnant substance abusing women to services and resources that will give them the foundation to deliver drug/alcohol free babies and establish a healthy lifestyle for their families and the community. In January 2010, Sustain Work Adjustment Program was launched. Work adjustment programs typically in the past have been focused on assisting mentally and physically disabled to obtain the skills needed to enter the work force. NCADD’s work adjustment program utilizes best practices that are making a break through within the treatment of substance abuse. On May 1, 2011, the addition of Legacy House, emergency housing for pregnant women with substance abuse rounded out NCADD's housing options for women in recovery.
Payment Methods
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Cash
As a simple and direct way to take care of the cost related to treatment, cash payments are accepted at this treatment center.
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Check
For individuals more comfortable with traditional payment options, this facility is accepting both personal or cashiers checks as a payment form.
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Card
Offering modern and secure payment options, various cards are accepted here to offer convenience and flexibility to the patients.
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Scholarship
With a commitment to make treatment accessible, scholarships are offered for individuals in need but are facing financial challenges to afford recovery.
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State Funded
This treatment facility is taking part in state-funded programs by offering subsidized treatment options to eligible individuals for no or reduced cost.
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State Insurance
Individuals covered by state-sponsored health ensurance are able to utilize their policies for substance and health treatment services.
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Private Insurance
This treatment centers is working together with various private health insurance, to ensure that the optimal service is provided for each policy.
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Payment plans
Financial constraints can happen, but do not have to restrict your access to treatment. This facility is offering customizable plans with manageable installments so you can fully focus on your recovery.
Treatment Model
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12 Step
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Dual Diagnosis
Therapy Sessions (Outpatient)
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Both
Gender Sober Living
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Female
Job Placement Help
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Yes
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Refugia H.
06/21/2015
Great place to get your life together
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