Whole-person virtual addiction treatment in Tempe designed to support recovery, stability, and compassionate care from home.
Tempe is home to working professionals, families, and university students, many balancing full schedules and competing responsibilities. Traditional treatment programs often require daytime appointments and frequent travel, which can make ongoing participation difficult.
Eleanor Health is not a detox facility or short-term rehabilitation program. We provide structured outpatient addiction care designed for long-term stability. Through secure virtual visits, you can meet with licensed providers from wherever works for you, whether that’s your apartment in Tempe, a break between classes, or your home in the surrounding Phoenix metro area.make high-quality online addiction care accessible throughout Tempe and the greater Phoenix area.
Sustained recovery is supported by access to the right level of care at the right time. While Eleanor Health delivers virtual outpatient addiction treatment and mental health support, some situations may call for additional local services. We assist in coordinating referrals to appropriate Tempe and greater Phoenix resources when needed.
We do not provide inpatient detox services. When medically supervised withdrawal is necessary, our team may help connect you with appropriate facilities in the Tempe or greater Phoenix area. After stabilization, individuals may transition into virtual outpatient treatment with Eleanor Health.
If you are experiencing a life-threatening emergency, call 911.
If you are experiencing a medical emergency, call 911. For urgent mental health support in Maricopa County, you may contact the Central Arizona Crisis Line at 602-222-9444 or dial 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.
Virtual care requires reliable internet access. Tempe Public Library locations offer free Wi-Fi and public computer access, which may help support telehealth participation.
Community organizations in the Phoenix metro area provide naloxone (Narcan) and overdose prevention education at no cost. Harm reduction services are available to help reduce overdose risk and improve safety.
Insurance questions shouldn’t delay care. Eleanor Health works with a range of major insurance plans and provides coverage verification to clarify benefits and costs.
Our team reviews your eligibility and coverage details in advance so you can begin treatment with confidence.
Eleanor Health is in-network with:
If you are uninsured, we offer self-pay pricing and may assist you in navigating Arizona Medicaid eligibility or other available resources. Reach out by phone or online to speak with our Arizona team about your coverage options.
Medication-Assisted Treatment, also called MAT, is an evidence-based approach for opioid and alcohol use disorders.
When clinically appropriate, our licensed clinicians may prescribe FDA-approved medications such as:
Group OBAT combines medication management with structured peer support sessions.
Structured Prescribing Within Virtual Care:
Medication decisions are made during scheduled telehealth appointments with your clinician. If medication is part of your treatment, prescriptions are sent digitally to the pharmacy you select, allowing you to stay engaged in care while balancing school, work, or family commitments.
Convenient Pharmacy Options in Tempe:
Tempe-area members often fill prescriptions at:
You may also choose any in-network pharmacy across the greater Phoenix areaskills.
Recovery doesn’t have to mean rearranging your entire schedule. Contact our Arizona care team to learn how virtual addiction treatment works, confirm your coverage, and decide on next steps — with clarity and support. You deserve care that feels accessible and supportive.
Eleanor Health provides care through secure video appointments with licensed addiction medicine providers, counselors, and peer recovery partners. This allows you to receive structured treatment while balancing work, school, or family responsibilities.
Yes. Adults 18 and older living in Tempe can access virtual outpatient care, including medication management and behavioral health support, when clinically appropriate.
When clinically appropriate, providers may prescribe FDA-approved medications such as buprenorphine or naltrexone as part of a personalized recovery plan.
Eleanor Health does not provide inpatient detox services. If a higher level of care is needed, our team can help coordinate referrals to appropriate local facilities.
Research shows that medications for addiction treatment combined with counseling and peer support can reduce overdose risk and support long-term recovery. Virtual care improves access by reducing travel and scheduling barriers.
