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Who Answers?| Name | Address | City |
|---|---|---|
| Center For Behavioral Health – Tempe | 2123 E Southern Avenue | Tempe |
| BHG Phoenix Treatment Center | 1501 East Washington St. | Phoenix |
| Community Medical Services- Phoenix on Cactus | 2806 West Cactus Road | Phoenix |
| Canyon Vista Recovery Center | 860 N Center St | Mesa |
| Dr. Warren Tripp – Nevy Health | 1140 South San Jose, Suite B | Mesa |
| Aspire | 1012 South Stapley Drive, Building 5, Suite 117 | Mesa |
| Connections AZ | 3333 N 7th Ave | Phoenix |
| MSCO Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office-Estrella Jail | 2939 W Durango | Phoenix |
| Towers Jail | 3127 W. Gibson Lane | Phoenix |
| Lifeline Professional Counseling | 1423 South Higley Road, Suite 103 | Mesa |
| SMC Recovery | 10207 N Scottsdale Rd | Scottsdale |
| Community Medical Services Buckeye | 213 Monroe Ave | Buckeye |
| Purpose Healing Center – Drug and Alcohol Rehab Scottsdale, Arizona | 8712 E Vía De Commercio | Scottsdale |
| Valle del Sol | 1209 S. 1st. Ave. | Phoenix |
| Community Medical Services – Phoenix on Northern | 2301 W Northern Ave | Phoenix |
| Intensive Treatment Systems | 340 W University Dr Suite 19 | Mesa |
| Teresa J. Kang, LCSW | 1554 W Van Buren St | Phoenix |
| 2nd Chance Treatment Center | 16620 N 40th St STE E-1 | Phoenix |
| Intensive Treatment Systems West | 4136 N 75th Ave. Ste 116 | Phoenix |
| CleanSlate Outpatient Addiction Medicine Arizona | 8410 W Thomas Rd Ste 124 | Phoenix |
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In Maricopa County, the city of Tempe, Arizona has a population of 195,805. The main campus for Arizona State University is located in Tempe. Like other cities in the state, there is an intense need here for the opioid use disorder treatment provided by methadone clinics in Arizona. Anyone considering turning to a methadone clinic Tempe AZ should be brave and take action to get treatment. Opioid addiction is a chronic, relapsing disease of the brain that requires professional treatment to manage and no one should attempt to deal with it alone. The best recovery strategy is methadone for physical addiction, behavioral therapy to tackle habits, coping mechanisms, and drug use triggers; and different forms of counseling for psychological and emotional issues. Individual counseling can target co-occurring mental health problems and traumas that must be addressed, and family counseling—which can be with anyone important to the person in recovery—helps to heal relationships, improve communication, and teach loved ones how best to be supportive.