Terros Health/Stapley Drive Integrated Care

Terros Health Stapley Drive delivers outpatient addiction treatment and mental health services to individuals and families across Maricopa, Coconino, and Mohave counties. The clinic addresses substance use disorder, opioid addiction, and co-occurring disorders through a program that combines medication-assisted treatment, counseling, psychosocial rehabilitation, and peer support — all within a community-based outpatient setting.

For people managing both a substance use disorder and a mental health condition, integrated care matters. Terros Health Stapley Drive treats these conditions together rather than routing clients through separate systems, reducing the coordination burden on individuals who are already navigating significant challenges. Comprehensive case management connects clients to the resources they need across the full scope of their recovery.

One of the more distinctive aspects of Terros Health Stapley Drive is the range of aftercare and community support programs available directly through the clinic. The H2O Program (Housing and Health Opportunities), the Transitional Living Program, and the Community Living Program each address housing — one of the most significant predictors of sustained recovery. These aren't external referrals; they are part of the Terros Health infrastructure.

Bridging the Gap Re-entry Services and Supported Education and Employment programming extend the clinic's role into workforce readiness and community reintegration. For justice-involved individuals or transitional-aged youth building independence, these services represent a meaningful bridge between completing a treatment program and establishing a stable, sober life in the community.

The clinic serves a broad cross-section of the community, including children, adolescents, transitional-aged youth, adults, families, and women with children. Programming is also available for individuals with serious mental illness and justice-involved individuals — populations that frequently encounter barriers when seeking substance abuse treatment at general outpatient programs.

This range of populations served reflects Terros Health Stapley Drive's role as a community-oriented recovery resource rather than a narrowly specialized clinic. Families can access support together, and individuals at different life stages — from teenagers to adults navigating re-entry — can find services calibrated to their specific circumstances.

Peer support is a confirmed component of the Terros Health Stapley Drive outpatient program. Connecting with others who have lived experience in recovery adds a dimension to treatment that clinical services alone cannot replicate — it builds the relational foundation that sustains sobriety after formal programming ends.

Combined with overdose education and prevention, the clinic's peer support programming reflects an understanding that recovery is not a linear process. Equipping clients and their communities with practical knowledge and interpersonal support creates a more resilient recovery network — one that continues to function long after someone's scheduled appointments have concluded.