Banner University Medical Ctr Phoenix Addiction Recovery Center

Banner University Medical Ctr Phoenix Addiction Recovery Center is a substance use treatment center in Phoenix, AZ.

Substance use treatmentDetoxificationOutpatientOutpatient methadone, buprenorphine, or naltrexone treatmentInsurance AcceptedPregnant/postpartum women
Banner University Medical Ctr Phoenix Addiction Recovery Center facility

At a Glance

Location

1300 North 12th Street, Phoenix, AZ 85006

Primary Focus

Substance use treatmentDetoxification

Treatment Settings

OutpatientOutpatient methadone, buprenorphine, or naltrexone treatmentOutpatient detoxification

Treatment Approaches

Motivational interviewingRelapse preventionBrief intervention

Special Programs

Pregnant/postpartum women

About Banner University Medical Ctr Phoenix Addiction Recovery Center

Banner University Medical Ctr Phoenix Addiction Recovery Center is an addiction recovery center located in Phoenix, Arizona, operating under the Banner Health system. Serving Maricopa County, the center focuses on addiction recovery support with weekday availability for those building a foundation in longer-term recovery. Individuals and families exploring structured addiction treatment in the Phoenix area can reach the center directly at (602) 521-5700.

Banner University Medical Ctr Phoenix Addiction Recovery Center is situated on the third floor of 1441 N 12th St in Phoenix, Arizona, placing it within one of the region's established academic medical systems — Banner Health. Located in Maricopa County's 85006 zip code, the center operates as a dedicated addiction recovery center, distinct from general hospital services, and is accessible to individuals seeking structured support for substance abuse treatment in the greater Phoenix area.

The center operates as an addiction recovery center, providing a focused setting for people working through recovery from substance use. While specific program tiers and levels of care are best confirmed by contacting the facility directly at (602) 521-5700, the center's designation as an addiction recovery center within a major university medical system signals a clinically grounded approach to recovery support.

As part of the Banner Health network, the center draws on the resources of a large academic medical institution. Operating Monday through Friday from 8 AM to 5 PM, the weekday schedule is structured around outpatient-style access, meaning individuals can maintain recovery commitments while working within normal business hours — a practical consideration for those in ongoing recovery or transitional stages of treatment.

This center is positioned for individuals in Phoenix who are looking for recovery support connected to a recognized university medical system. Families and individuals evaluating addiction treatment options in Maricopa County will find that the Banner affiliation provides an established institutional backdrop. Those interested in learning more about what the addiction recovery center offers are encouraged to call (602) 521-5700 or visit the Banner Health website directly.

Addiction Recovery Support Within a University Medical System

Banner University Medical Ctr Phoenix Addiction Recovery Center sits on the third floor of 1441 N 12th St in Phoenix, Arizona — part of the Banner Health network, one of the largest nonprofit health systems in the United States. For individuals and families navigating substance abuse treatment in Maricopa County, that institutional connection matters. Recovery doesn't happen in isolation, and having an addiction recovery center embedded within a university medical system means access to a broader continuum of care.

The center operates specifically as an addiction recovery center, not a general outpatient department. That distinction reflects a deliberate focus on the needs of people working through recovery — whether they are stepping down from a higher level of care, building an outpatient recovery routine, or connecting with clinical support during a critical period. Families supporting a loved one can call (602) 521-5700 to discuss what the center offers and whether it aligns with their recovery goals.

Practical Access for People in Ongoing Recovery

The center's Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM schedule reflects a practical structure for individuals who are managing recovery alongside daily life. For people who have moved past acute crisis and are focused on longer-term sobriety, weekday availability means treatment access fits within a realistic routine — an important factor for those in outpatient or transitional phases of their recovery journey.

Located at 1441 N 12th St, 3rd floor, in Phoenix's 85006 zip code, the center is geographically central within Maricopa County. Whether someone is coming from a sober living arrangement, wrapping up a residential treatment stay elsewhere, or seeking an addiction recovery center for the first time, the location and Banner Health affiliation make it a viable option for Phoenix-area residents. Contact the center at (602) 521-5700 for current program availability and scheduling.

What to Expect When Reaching Out

For individuals and families beginning to evaluate addiction treatment options in Phoenix, reaching out to Banner University Medical Ctr Phoenix Addiction Recovery Center is a straightforward starting point. The center is reachable by phone at (602) 521-5700 during business hours, Monday through Friday from 8 AM to 5 PM. Speaking directly with the center is the most reliable way to understand what recovery programs are currently available and whether the center is the right fit for a specific recovery situation.

The center's location within the Banner Health system also means that care coordination with other Banner services may be possible, which can be an important consideration for individuals who have existing medical relationships within that network. Whether you are a person in recovery, a family member, or a referring professional, the center welcomes inquiries from anyone trying to understand their options for addiction recovery support in the Phoenix area.

Why Choose Banner University Medical Ctr Phoenix Addiction Recovery Center

  • Part of the Banner Health university medical system, offering an academically affiliated recovery center in Phoenix
  • Dedicated addiction recovery center designation — not a general outpatient clinic — within a major health network
  • Located in central Phoenix (Maricopa County), making it accessible for residents across the metro area
  • Weekday operating hours (Monday–Friday, 8 AM–5 PM) support ongoing recovery without requiring inpatient admission
  • Backed by Banner Health's infrastructure, connecting individuals in recovery to a broad medical system

Frequently Asked Questions

What type of facility is Banner University Medical Ctr Phoenix Addiction Recovery Center?

The center is designated as an addiction recovery center and operates as part of the Banner Health university medical system in Phoenix, Arizona. It is located on the third floor of 1441 N 12th St in Maricopa County. For specific information about programs and services currently available, contact the center at (602) 521-5700.

Where is the Banner University Addiction Recovery Center located?

The center is located at 1441 N 12th St, 3rd Floor, Phoenix, AZ 85006 — in Maricopa County. It is part of the Banner Health system and sits within a larger university medical campus setting in central Phoenix.

What are the operating hours for the addiction recovery center?

The center operates Monday through Friday from 8 AM to 5 PM. It is closed on Saturdays and Sundays. These weekday hours are structured to support individuals in outpatient and ongoing recovery who need clinical access during regular business hours.

How do I contact Banner University Medical Ctr Phoenix Addiction Recovery Center?

You can reach the center by calling (602) 521-5700 during business hours, Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM. You can also find additional information through the Banner Health website. Speaking directly with the center is the best way to learn about current program availability.

Is this center part of a larger hospital or health system?

Yes. Banner University Medical Ctr Phoenix Addiction Recovery Center is part of Banner Health, a large nonprofit health system with a significant presence in Arizona. The university medical affiliation means the center is connected to broader clinical resources within that network.

Who is this addiction recovery center designed to help?

The center serves individuals in Phoenix and the Maricopa County area who are seeking addiction recovery support. Its weekday schedule and outpatient-accessible format suggest it is well-suited for people in transitional or ongoing stages of recovery. Contact (602) 521-5700 to discuss whether the center is appropriate for your specific situation.

Can family members get involved in a loved one's treatment at this center?

Family members interested in supporting a loved one's recovery are encouraged to call the center at (602) 521-5700 to ask about available options. The center can speak directly to what family involvement looks like within their current programming.

What makes this center different from other addiction treatment options in Phoenix?

Banner University Medical Ctr Phoenix Addiction Recovery Center is housed within the Banner Health university medical system, distinguishing it from standalone treatment facilities. That institutional connection provides a clinical framework and potential for coordination with broader Banner Health services for individuals whose recovery intersects with other medical needs.

Is the Banner University Addiction Recovery Center open on weekends?

No. The center's current hours are Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM, and it is closed on Saturdays and Sundays. For urgent needs outside of those hours, contacting the broader Banner Health system may provide guidance on available resources.

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