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About Banner Behavioral Health Hospital
Banner Behavioral Health Hospital is the dedicated inpatient psychiatric and chemical-dependency facility within Banner Health’s Arizona network, located at 7575 East Earll Drive in Scottsdale. As part of one of the largest nonprofit health systems in the western United States, the hospital integrates behavioral health care with Banner’s broader medical infrastructure including specialty access to Banner MD Anderson, Banner Alzheimer’s Institute, and Banner – University Medicine.
The Scottsdale campus operates as a hospital-based program for substance use, chemical dependency, and co-occurring behavioral-health conditions. SAMHSA records indicate the facility provides medical detox alongside inpatient stabilization, and Banner’s published service description includes addiction treatment, talk therapy, biomedical treatment, and medication-assisted treatment for substance use disorders. Outpatient services are offered through Banner’s broader behavioral-health network.
The hospital is accredited by the Joint Commission and treats adolescents 12 and older, young adults, and adult men, with accommodations for clients who are deaf or hard of hearing per SAMHSA’s facility record. Conditions addressed include alcohol and drug addiction, chemical dependency, and other behavioral-health conditions that can be stabilized in an inpatient setting. Treatment combines cognitive behavioral therapy, group and individual therapy, and medication management when appropriate.
As a Banner Health facility, the hospital accepts a broad payer mix including Medicare, Medicaid, TRICARE, state-financed plans, commercial insurance, and self-pay. Admissions inquiries are handled through Banner’s central intake at 480-448-7500. The Scottsdale campus has a 3.2-star Google rating across 261 reviews, reflecting the variable experience that is common for acute-care behavioral hospitals that primarily serve patients in crisis.
- 24/7 medical detox availability with no appointment needed - open around the clock for crisis situations
- Hospital-level medical supervision through Banner Health's 33-hospital nonprofit system
- Joint Commission accreditation ensuring clinical standards for withdrawal management protocols
- Medication-assisted treatment integrated into detox programs with biomedical interventions
- ASL interpretation services available for deaf and hard-of-hearing patients needing detox