Guiding Road Phoenix Residential
Men's residential treatment at our Phoenix house.
Scottsdale, Arizona
A Men's Treatment Program That Unites Men Choosing Recovery
Guiding Road Recovery Center’s Scottsdale residential location is where men in the program can live while they attend treatment. It’s part of a small program run by a team that includes people who understand recovery personally.
The Scottsdale House
Guiding Road’s founder, Mark North, brings personal recovery experience and more than two decades in hospitality to the program. That background helps shape the setting. The Scottsdale house is a well-kept, thoughtfully furnished home with shared spaces for meals and conversation and quieter places to rest.
That’s what luxury means here, and the photos show the house as it is. The bedrooms you see are shared rooms, and admissions can go through room arrangements with you before he arrives. Comfort is part of the experience. It isn’t the treatment.
Visit Us
Guiding Road Recovery Center, Scottsdale
16444 N 56th Pl, Scottsdale, AZ 85254
Open 24 hours
Want to see the house before he starts? Talk with admissions about a visit.
What We Treat
Guiding Road treats drug and alcohol use in men, along with any mental health conditions that occur alongside it. An assessment comes first. It shapes his treatment plan, and the aim is a plan built around him, including what’s going on beyond the substance he’s been using.
You’ll know who’s behind that plan. Clinical care is led by Karen Williams, LPC, Chief Clinical Officer, with Paul Flatley, DO, as Medical Director and Laura Masters, a psychiatric nurse practitioner, handling medication management. Guiding Road is accredited by The Joint Commission for behavioral health care.
Levels of Care
Admissions can walk you through the current schedule and whether this level of care fits him now.
Men-only residential care in Phoenix, for men who need a more structured setting before outpatient treatment.
Recovery is hard work, and the men who do it here are the best ones to tell you what it’s like. These are their words.
Guiding Road Alumni
Guiding Road Alumni
Guiding Road Alumni
For Families
You don’t need to know which program he needs before you call. Tell admissions what’s been happening, and they can explain what Scottsdale offers and what the next steps look like. A conversation doesn’t commit him to anything.
Family involvement at Guiding Road follows his consent, his clinical team’s recommendations and his privacy. Here’s what’s worth asking admissions about, including how the family program works for a man at Scottsdale:
Family work doesn’t have to stop when he finishes the program. Some families keep meeting with their loved one’s therapist after discharge.
Insurance
Admissions can review the plan’s benefits for this level of care and explain any potential out-of-pocket costs as part of the next steps. For a broader look at cost, our guide to what rehab costs is a good place to start.
FAQs
A few things worth knowing before he starts. Admissions can answer anything else.
No. When detox is needed, Guiding Road coordinates medically supervised detox with outside medical providers before admission. Admissions can explain how that works and when he may be ready to start at Scottsdale.
It depends. His clinical needs and the program schedule both matter, so raise it with admissions before he starts. They can explain the schedule and any device limits, so you know what’s realistic.
There’s no fixed number of days. The length and sequence of his care are set by assessment and by how he progresses, and admissions can tell you what continued support might look like after IOP.
Guiding Road integrates 12-step work into treatment. Step work is required. The spiritual side is invitational: morning prayer and meditation, an optional Christian track and weekly off-site church are there for men who want them. If you’re unsure how that fits his beliefs, admissions can talk it through.
Guiding Road runs one program across three sites, each with its own role.
Men's residential treatment at our Phoenix house.
Our outpatient and clinical office at 11402 N Cave Creek Rd, Suite 200, Phoenix, AZ 85020.
