About Northern Arizona VA Health Care System – Prescott
Bob Stump Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center is part of the Northern Arizona VA Health Care System. They’re located in Prescott, Arizona. They provide primary care treatment and various specialty healthcare services. These include mental healthcare, smoke cessation and care for homeless veterans.
Their mental health care helps veterans tackle common psychiatric conditions like PTSD through personalized therapy. They equally address addictive behavior and substance misuse and co-occurring conditions. The latter is when some simultaneously struggle with both mental health and substance addiction.
The facility aims to provide you with tools and resources to better manage these conditions. You’ll really appreciate their confidential and personalized approach to outpatient mental health treatment. They offer consultation and individual and group therapy. These therapeutic interventions may use clinically proven models like cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) to help you recognize and change negative thought patterns influencing your behavior challenges. They also teach you how to better cope with these challenges, prevent relapse and build a strong foundation for lasting healing.
The best part is that you can access these therapies at home via their secured telehealth support. This includes video conferencing and home telehealth services. They provide secure stores and forward telehealth. This helps to securely send or receive your health information to and from their facility.
This facility can equally assist you in overcoming smoking and tobacco addiction. They may use meds approved by the FDA for managing nicotine withdrawal and the urge to smoke. They may equally provide in-person and phone counseling to support optional nicotine replacement therapy prescribed by your primary care doctor.
Their homeless veteran’s care can be a lifesaver if you’re homeless or on the verge of becoming homeless due to substance misuse. You can receive transitional or permanent housing, job training and financial support. The program equally offers treatment for substance misuse and life skill development. More supportive services are available through their social work. They even offer services for LGBTQ+ veterans in a safe and affirmative environment. This includes substance use treatment, hormone therapy and HIV/STI testing and treatment.
Another great thing about this clinic is that they’re affordable and have flexible payment options to make treatment accessible for everyone. They accept Medicare, Medicaid and TRICARE. Financial help may be available via VA financial hardship assistance to help you pay for treatment if you’re struggling financially. You may even get transportation assistance to and from your appointment.
