Scottsdale Recovery II

About Scottsdale Recovery II

Scottsdale Recovery II is a sober living operator in Scottsdale, Arizona, running multiple certified recovery residences in Maricopa County alongside a broader continuum of treatment services.

A Multi-Property Scottsdale Recovery Operator

Scottsdale Recovery II positions its sober living properties as upscale accommodations built for affordability within a private-pay treatment market. The company runs detoxification, inpatient, residential and outpatient services alongside its housing, giving residents a path to a different level of care without changing companies if one becomes necessary.

Three Certified Sober Houses in Scottsdale

Three residences carry the Scottsdale Recovery II name on the AzRHA roster:

• Trullies Sober Living, certified at Level 4.
• The Starfire Center of Sobriety, certified at Level 2.
• Sweetwater Center of Sobriety, certified at Level 2.

Running one Level 4 house alongside two Level 2 houses lets the operator place a resident at the structure level a given stage of recovery calls for, and move that resident between properties as the need changes.

Certification Across the Portfolio

All three residences carry certification from the Arizona Recovery Housing Association, the state's NARR affiliate. Certification requires a published code of ethics, written disclosure of fees and rules, a documented relapse and discharge policy, and an outside complaint process at each property individually, since AzRHA certifies residence by residence rather than certifying a company.

Serving the Scottsdale Recovery Market

Scottsdale's concentration of private-pay treatment providers has made it one of Arizona's denser sober living markets, and Scottsdale Recovery II operates squarely inside it with a full continuum of care under one company.

One Application, Three Certified Houses

Applications for any of the three properties go through Scottsdale Recovery II directly. A resident considering a Level 4 or Level 2 placement can raise the question with the same intake process, and a transfer between houses later stays inside one operator relationship.