About
About Medical X
Medical X is a medical detox and outpatient treatment clinic located at 11390 East Via Linda Street, Suite 103, in Scottsdale, Arizona. Operating within Maricopa County, the clinic provides medically supervised detox and outpatient programming in a confidential environment designed for individuals who need structured withdrawal management and ongoing treatment support. The clinic can be reached directly at (480) 219-0055.
The facility offers two primary levels of care: Medical Detox and an Outpatient Program. Medical detox at Medical X is supported by medication-assisted treatment, with specific protocols involving buprenorphine and naltrexone. IV treatment and outpatient detox are also available, giving clinicians flexibility in how withdrawal is managed depending on patient need. For those continuing care after detox, the clinic provides aftercare support through monthly maintenance appointments, oral naltrexone, and monthly injectable naltrexone.
Medical X’s clinical approach centers on medication-assisted treatment for detox and ongoing stabilization. The confirmed therapeutic methods — buprenorphine treatment, naltrexone treatment, IV treatment, and outpatient detox — indicate a pharmacologically grounded withdrawal management model. The clinic also addresses co-occurring disorders and dual diagnosis, recognizing that substance use frequently intersects with underlying mental health conditions that require concurrent clinical attention.
Medical X serves a wide range of populations, including adolescents, young adults ages 18 to 25, pregnant women, seniors, men, and women. Services are offered on a self-pay basis. The clinic operates Monday through Friday, with hours from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM most weekdays and until 5:30 PM on Wednesdays, and is closed on weekends. For individuals or families in Scottsdale and the surrounding Maricopa County area seeking medically supervised detox with MAT protocols, Medical X represents a clinically focused outpatient option.
- Offers both Medical Detox and Outpatient Detox, allowing withdrawal management to be structured around patient acuity without automatic inpatient admission
- Medication-assisted treatment includes buprenorphine, naltrexone (oral and injectable), and IV treatment — a broader MAT toolkit than many outpatient-only clinics
- Aftercare built into the model: monthly maintenance appointments with injectable or oral naltrexone bridge the gap between detox and long-term stabilization
- Treats co-occurring disorders alongside detox, addressing dual diagnosis rather than deferring mental health needs to a separate provider
- Serves a notably broad population — adolescents, pregnant women, seniors, and young adults — within a confidential outpatient setting