Camelback Recovery

About Camelback Recovery

Camelback Recovery is a sober living operator in Scottsdale, Arizona, running licensed recovery housing across Maricopa County. The company holds a license from the Arizona Department of Health Services and Joint Commission accreditation, and it keeps a women's house and a men's house in different parts of the city.

A Scottsdale Sober Living Operator

Camelback Recovery pairs sober living with a broader outpatient treatment operation, and the housing side runs alongside recovery coaching, case management and crisis intervention available to residents who want more support than a bed and a house manager. The company runs its housing out of a clinical office on North 16th Street in Phoenix, separate from where residents actually live.

Serving Women and Men in Separate Houses

Serenity Ranch, in North Scottsdale, serves women. Papago Springs Sober Living Home, near Old Town Scottsdale, serves men. Keeping the two populations in separate houses means bathrooms, meetings and common space are single-gender in each, with one set of expectations covering every resident in a given house.

An AZDHS License and Joint Commission Accreditation

Camelback Recovery lists an Arizona Department of Health Services license alongside Joint Commission accreditation, two credentials layered on top of each other rather than one substituting for the other. The state license is required under A.R.S. 36-2061 for a sober living operator in Arizona; Joint Commission accreditation is a separate, voluntary review most sober living companies do not carry.

Medication-Assisted Recovery Across Both Houses

Camelback Recovery accepts residents on naltrexone or implanted buprenorphine at both houses, though oral buprenorphine and methadone are not accommodated. That policy is consistent company-wide rather than varying by address.

Recovery Housing for Scottsdale and the East Valley

Scottsdale sits in Maricopa County, and both Camelback Recovery houses draw on the outpatient providers and treatment centers concentrated in the city's northern and central corridors, which keeps clinical care close to wherever a resident is placed.