
At a Glance
Location
1107 East Adelaide Drive, Tucson, AZ 85719
Phone
520-623-4590Primary Focus
Treatment Settings
Treatment Approaches
Special Programs
About Haven Residential Program
Haven Residential Program in Tucson, AZ offers residential treatment and outpatient programs exclusively for women, including pregnant and parenting women, navigating substance use disorders, co-occurring disorders, and trauma. CARF-accredited and rooted in trauma-informed care, Haven provides up to 90 days of structured residential recovery alongside flexible outpatient scheduling — all within a gender-specific, community-centered environment.
Haven Residential Program is a CARF-accredited women's recovery center located at 1107 East Adelaide Drive in Tucson, Arizona, serving the broader Pima County region. Designed specifically for women at various stages of life — including pregnant women, parenting women, and those navigating court-ordered treatment — Haven operates as a gender-specific residential and outpatient treatment facility that addresses substance use disorders, co-occurring mental health conditions, and trauma within a single, integrated program. For women seeking a recovery center built around their real-world circumstances, Haven occupies a midtown Tucson location accessible by public bus lines, making consistent program participation realistic for those without personal transportation.
Haven offers two primary levels of care: residential treatment with stays of up to 90 days, and an outpatient program for women who are stepping down from residential care or beginning their recovery in a less intensive setting. The outpatient program includes evening IOP groups running from 6 to 9 PM and virtual IOP group options, allowing women managing family or work obligations to remain engaged in structured addiction treatment. Recovery housing is available during IOP participation, providing stable sober living support alongside ongoing outpatient programming — a combination that helps women avoid the gap between residential discharge and independent living.
The treatment approach at Haven draws on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, trauma-informed care, and individual counseling, recognizing that substance use disorders in women are frequently intertwined with histories of trauma and PTSD. Beyond clinical therapy, the program incorporates yoga and acuwellness, employment readiness training, parenting classes, case management, peer support, and housing navigation services. Legal aid workshops and assistance communicating with courts are also available, which is especially relevant for women participating through court-ordered referrals. This breadth of practical recovery skills reflects a program designed to address the full context of a woman's life, not just the clinical dimension.
Haven serves women across a broad spectrum of backgrounds, including those who are deaf or hard of hearing — a population rarely centered in residential treatment. Accepted insurance includes Medicaid, Banner University Family Care, Arizona Complete Health, UnitedHealthcare Community Plan, American Indian Health Plan, and Ambetter, with self-pay, sliding scale fees, and state insurance also accepted. For women in Tucson evaluating a long-term recovery partner that combines residential treatment, outpatient programming, sober living support, and wraparound community services in one gender-specific setting, Haven represents a distinctive option in the Southern Arizona recovery landscape.
Residential Treatment & Outpatient Programs for Women in Tucson
Haven Residential Program offers up to 90 days of residential treatment for women in Tucson, AZ, followed by a structured outpatient program designed to support the transition into longer-term recovery. The residential level of care provides women with a stable, gender-specific environment to address substance use disorders, dual diagnosis conditions, and trauma — three issues that frequently appear together and require integrated treatment rather than isolated interventions.
The outpatient program extends recovery support beyond the residential phase, with evening IOP groups from 6 to 9 PM and virtual IOP group options available for women whose schedules require flexibility. Recovery housing is offered during IOP participation, which means women don't have to choose between stable sober living and ongoing treatment — Haven connects both. This continuum from residential treatment through supported outpatient care reflects a program built for the realities of long-term recovery, not just the first few weeks.
Trauma-Informed Care, CBT, and Wraparound Recovery Support
At Haven, the clinical foundation rests on Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and trauma-informed care — a pairing that makes sense given the program's focus on women who often carry histories of trauma alongside substance use disorders. Individual counseling allows women to work through their specific circumstances with professional support, while the broader program builds practical recovery skills that extend beyond the clinical setting.
Peer support and case management are integrated throughout, connecting women to resources for housing navigation, employment readiness, and legal aid. Parenting classes and legal workshops addressing court communication are part of the program, not add-ons — reflecting Haven's recognition that sustained recovery depends on stability across multiple areas of a woman's life. Yoga and acuwellness round out the program's therapeutic offerings, providing additional tools for stress management and self-regulation during the recovery process.
Who Haven Serves: A Gender-Specific Recovery Community in Tucson
Haven is built specifically for women — including pregnant women, parenting women, women in court-ordered treatment, and women who are Deaf or hard of hearing. This specificity matters. Recovery programs designed around a general population often miss the particular barriers and experiences that shape how women enter and sustain recovery. Haven's gender-specific model creates a recovery community where these shared experiences can be addressed directly.
The program's populations served reflect an intentional commitment to women who are often underserved by mainstream addiction treatment. For family members supporting a woman in recovery, Haven's wraparound services — parenting classes, housing assistance, employment readiness, and legal aid — provide a fuller picture of what sustained recovery support actually looks like in practice.
Insurance, Payment Options, and How to Reach Haven
Haven accepts a wide range of insurance and payment options, making addiction treatment accessible to women across different financial circumstances. Accepted insurance includes Medicaid, Banner University Family Care, Arizona Complete Health, UnitedHealthcare Community Plan, American Indian Health Plan, and Ambetter. Self-pay, sliding scale fees, and state insurance are also accepted, and a sliding fee scale applies specifically to outpatient services including IOP.
Haven Residential Program is located at 1107 East Adelaide Drive in Tucson, AZ 85719, and can be reached by phone at (520) 300-5243. The center is open Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM. The midtown Tucson location is accessible by public bus lines, removing a common barrier for women evaluating whether consistent program participation is realistic given their transportation situation.
Why Choose Haven Residential Program
- One of the few Tucson recovery centers offering residential treatment specifically for pregnant and parenting women, with on-site parenting classes built into the program
- Recovery housing available during outpatient participation, bridging the gap between residential discharge and independent sober living
- Evening and virtual IOP groups (6–9 PM) designed around the real scheduling demands of women managing families or employment
- Legal aid workshops and court-communication assistance for women navigating court-ordered treatment — a rarely offered wraparound service
- Accessible midtown Tucson location served by public bus lines, with programming available to Deaf and hard-of-hearing women
Frequently Asked Questions
What levels of care does Haven Residential Program offer?
Haven offers two levels of care: residential treatment with stays of up to 90 days, and an outpatient program that includes evening and virtual IOP groups. Recovery housing is available during outpatient participation, providing sober living support alongside ongoing treatment. This continuum allows women to step down from residential care without losing the structure and support that sustained recovery requires.
Is Haven a gender-specific treatment program?
Yes. Haven Residential Program is designed exclusively for women, including pregnant women, parenting women, and women who are Deaf or hard of hearing. The gender-specific model allows the program to address the particular circumstances and experiences that women bring to substance use disorder treatment and recovery.
How long is the residential treatment program at Haven?
Haven's residential treatment program runs for up to 90 days. This length of stay provides women with enough time to stabilize, engage in trauma-informed therapy and CBT, build practical recovery skills, and begin planning for the transition to outpatient or sober living support.
Does Haven accept Medicaid or insurance for treatment?
Haven accepts Medicaid, private insurance, and several specific insurance plans including Banner University Family Care, Arizona Complete Health, UnitedHealthcare Community Plan, American Indian Health Plan, and Ambetter. Self-pay, sliding scale fees, and state insurance are also accepted. A sliding fee scale applies to outpatient services, including IOP.
What therapeutic approaches does Haven use in its recovery programs?
Haven's clinical programming is grounded in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and trauma-informed care, with individual counseling as a core component. The program also incorporates yoga and acuwellness, alongside practical recovery skill-building. Case management and peer support are integrated throughout both the residential and outpatient phases.
Does Haven offer any support for women with co-occurring mental health conditions?
Yes. Haven treats co-occurring disorders and dual diagnosis conditions alongside substance use disorders. The program's trauma-informed care framework is particularly relevant for women managing PTSD or trauma histories in combination with a substance use disorder, and individual counseling provides space to address both.
Is Haven available to women going through court-ordered treatment?
Yes. Haven serves women in court-ordered treatment and offers legal aid workshops as well as assistance communicating with courts — a practical resource for women navigating the legal dimensions of their recovery. This makes Haven a realistic option for women whose treatment is part of a legal agreement or court requirement.
What outpatient scheduling options does Haven offer?
Haven's outpatient program includes evening IOP groups from 6 to 9 PM and virtual IOP group options. These scheduling formats are designed to accommodate women managing parenting, employment, or other daily responsibilities, allowing them to maintain structured addiction treatment without stepping away from family or work obligations entirely.
Does Haven provide sober living or housing support?
Haven offers recovery housing during IOP participation, which provides stable sober living support alongside ongoing outpatient treatment. The program also includes housing navigation services, helping women connect with longer-term housing resources as part of a broader recovery plan.
Where is Haven Residential Program located, and how can I contact them?
Haven is located at 1107 East Adelaide Drive in Tucson, AZ 85719, in a midtown location accessible by public bus lines. The center can be reached by phone at (520) 300-5243. Office hours are Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM.
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