Behavioral Awareness Center
Tucson, Arizona
Medicaid
CODAC is located in Tucson, Arizona and has several specialized clinics throughout the Tucson area. They serve more than 13,000 people every year through their combined outpatient, transitional and residential treatment programs. They combine primary care services with substance use, trauma, and mental health services.
Their substance use disorder treatment is offered through an outpatient program at the E. Fort Lowell Road location in Tucson. They treat adults, including pregnant and postpartum women.
The programs include medication assisted treatment (MAT) with methadone, Subutex, and other drugs. In the intensive outpatient treatment program, you’ll attend treatment for a minimum of nine hours per week. You’ll have access to different types of therapy, care, and support as well as resources to help you with sobriety and health.
Your treatment is provided through evidence based programs, and there’s also help if you have a dual diagnosis. You may also qualify for transitional housing. There are several houses so they can accommodate pregnant and postpartum women and those parenting children. There’s transitional housing for men and a house specific to the mentally ill.
You’ll be able to get help and support in your substance use treatment including learning how to work a computer, create a resume, and apply for a job. They’ll help you practice for an interview and find professional clothing.
They take insurance, but make sure that they take yours. If they don’t, or you don’t have insurance, they have grant funds available for the drug and alcohol treatment programs.
Aetna
AHCCCS
Ambetter
Banner University Health Plans
BCBS of Arizona
Bright Health
CHAMPVA
Cigna
Health Net
Humana
Mercy Care
UnitedHealth Group
University Care Advantage
502 North Silverbell Road, Tucson, AZ 85745
Tucson, Arizona
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Tucson, Arizona
Medicaid
Tucson, Arizona
Medicaid
Tucson, Arizona
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