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LIFEWELL

PHOENIX, AZ · EIN 860292390 · Form 990 · FY2021 · Large ($10M-$50M) · www.lifewell.us
revenue
$45.8M
expenses
$46.4M
net assets
$31.1M
employees
723
volunteers
7
program ratio
90%
mission · from form 990

LIFEWELL PROGRAMS PROVIDE SAFE AND SUPPORTIVE ENVIRONMENTS THAT FOSTER RECOVERY, HEALTHY LIVING AND PERSONAL GROWTH FOR CLIENTS AS THEY BUILD ON EXISTING STRENGTHS, FOCUS ON ADDRESSING DEFICIENCIES, AND LEARN NEW SOCIAL AND VOCATIONAL SKILLS.

profile · synthesized from sources

LIFEWELL is an Arizona-based organization providing comprehensive behavioral health, substance use, and physical health services. They offer outpatient and residential treatment programs, focusing on individualized, evidence-based care to support recovery and promote independent living. The organization also provides supportive services like housing assistance and vocational training.

irs program accomplishments · form 990 part iii · fy2021

what they reported doing

Program narrative the organization filed with the IRS. Ordered by program spending.

  1. #1 primary $4.73M
    RESIDENTIAL TREATMENT SERVICES INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING:SMI RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM - THIS PROGRAM PROVIDES A SAFE, THERAPEUTIC ENVIRONMENT FOR TREATMENT OF MEN AND WOMEN CLIENTS AGE 18 AND OVER, WHO HAVE BEEN DETERMINED TO HAVE SERIOUS MENTAL ILLNESS (SMI) AND/OR SUBSTANCE USE/ABUSE. THE PROGRAM WILL PROVIDE CONTINUOUS ONSITE OR ON-CALL AVAILABILITY OF A BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PROFESSIONAL AND CONTINUOUS TREATMENT TO INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE EXPERIENCING A BEHAVIORAL HEALTH ISSUE THAT LIMITS THEIR INDEPENDENCE BUT ARE ABLE TO PARTICIPATE IN ALL ASPECTS OF TREATMENT AND TO MEET THE INDIVIDUAL'S BASIC PHYSICAL AND AGE-APPROPRIATE NEEDS.GMHSA RESIDENTIAL PROGRAM - THIS IS A GENDER-SPECIFIC COMMUNITY FOR WOMEN AND THEIR CHILDREN (INFANTS AND TODDLERS ONLY). THE PROGRAM, SERVICES AND STAFF ARE AVAILABLE 24 HOURS A DAY, SEVEN DAYS A WEEK, AND 365 DAYS A YEAR. THE PROGRAM PROVIDES ASSESSMENT, EVALUATION, TREATMENT, INDIVIDUAL SERVICE PLANNING AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES TO INDIVIDUALS IN A RESIDENTIAL SETTING. INDIVIDUAL SERVICE PLANS ARE COMPREHENSIVE AND TARGET CHANGES IN A VARIETY OF INTERRELATED AREAS THAT FACILITATE ADAPTION OF A SOBER LIFESTYLE AND IMPROVEMENT IN THE OVERALL ABILITY TO FUNCTION AS A CONTRIBUTING MEMBER OF THE COMMUNITY. PROGRAM SERVICES INCLUDE: NURSERY CHILDCARE, LAUNDRY FACILITIES FOR CONSUMER USE, COMMUNITY DINING, A PROTECTIVE ENVIRONMENT FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN, AND SAFE, SOBER, LIVING ENVIRONMENT.
  2. #2 $5.62M
    OUTPATIENT COMMUNITY LIVING SERVICES INCLUDES THE FOLLOWING:FLEXCARE PROGRAM - LIFEWELL PROVIDES SUPPORTIVE CLINICAL TREATMENT SERVICES TO MEMBERS LIVING IN THE COMMUNITY THROUGH SHORT TERM FLEXCARE, FLEXCARE PLUS, OR FLEXCARE PLUS EXTENDED TREATMENT PROGRAM. THE PROGRAM PROVIDES ASSESSMENT, EVALUATION, TREATMENT, INDIVIDUAL SERVICE PLANNING AND SUPPORTIVE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES TO INDIVIDUALS AT THE VARIOUS FLEXCARE PROGRAM LOCATIONS AS WELL AS IN THE COMMUNITY. LIFEWELL'S CLINICAL STAFF WORKS COLLABORATIVELY WITH THE MEMBER, DURING THE INDIVIDUAL SERVICE PLANNING PROCESS, AS THE MEMBER IDENTIFIES GOALS FOR PARTICIPATING IN CLINICAL SERVICES INTENDED TO ASSIST THEM IN BECOMING MORE INDEPENDENT WHILE THEY ARE LIVING IN THE COMMUNITY. ALL OF LIFEWELL'S VARIOUS FLEXCARE PROGRAMS ARE LOCATED WITHIN APARTMENT COMPLEXES IN THE PHOENIX METRO AREA. PROGRAM SERVICES INCLUDE: PERSONAL ASSISTANCE, SKILL BUILDING, CASE MANAGEMENT, PEER SUPPORT, AS WELL AS THE ABILITY TO PARTICIPATE IN THE REHABILITATION AND OUTPATIENT COUNSELING SERVICES OFFERED AT LICENSED OUTPATIENT FACILITIES. ALTHOUGH ALL OF THESE PROGRAMS ARE WITHIN THE COMMUNITY THEY ARE SHORT TERM TREATMENT PROGRAMS AND ARE NOT LONG TERM HOUSING PROGRAMS. TREATMENT PARTICIPATION BY THE MEMBER IS REQUIRED FOR CONTINUED STAY IN THE PROGRAM.TRANSITIONAL LIVING PROGRAM - LIFEWELL'S TRANSITIONAL LIVING PROGRAM (TLP) PROVIDES SUPPORTIVE CLINICAL SERVICES TO MEMBERS LIVING IN THE COMMUNITY IN A SHORT TERM HOUSING SITUATION. THE PROGRAM, SERVICES AND STAFF ARE ON SITE TYPICALLY FROM 7AM-11:30PM; HOWEVER ARE AVAILABLE 24 HOURS A DAY, SEVEN DAYS A WEEK, AND 365 DAYS A YEAR. THE PROGRAM PROVIDES ASSESSMENT, EVALUATION, TREATMENT, INDIVIDUAL SERVICE PLANNING AND SUPPORTIVE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES TO INDIVIDUALS AT THE TLP LOCATION. LIFEWELL'S CLINICAL STAFF WORKS COLLABORATIVELY WITH THE MEMBER DURING THE INDIVIDUAL SERVICE PLANNING PROCESS AS THE MEMBER IDENTIFIES GOALS FOR PARTICIPATING IN CLINICAL SERVICES INTENDED TO ASSIST THEM IN GAINING LONG TERM HOUSING OR TRANSITIONING FROM ONE TREATMENT PROGRAM TO ANOTHER TREATMENT PROGRAM AND INCREASING THEIR INDEPENDENCE IN THE COMMUNITY. PROGRAM SERVICES INCLUDE: PERSONAL ASSISTANCE, SKILL BUILDING, CASE MANAGEMENT, PEER SUPPORT, AS WELL AS THE ABILITY TO PARTICIPATE IN THE REHABILITATION AND OUTPATIENT COUNSELING SERVICES OFFERED AT THE LICENSED OUTPATIENT FACILITIES. PERMANENT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING PROGRAM - LIFEWELL'S PERMANENT SUPPORTIVE HOUSING PROGRAM (PSH) SUPPORTS ADULT MEMBERS, WHO HAVE BEEN DETERMINED TO HAVE SERIOUS MENTAL ILLNESS (SMI) AND/OR SUBSTANCE USE/ABUSE, AND WHO ARE LEASING UNITS THROUGH DESIGNATED HOUSING PROVIDERS THROUGHOUT THE PHOENIX METROPOLITAN AREA. THE PSH PROGRAM, SERVICES AND STAFF ARE AVAILABLE 24 HOURS A DAY, SEVEN DAYS A WEEK, AND 365 DAYS A YEAR. LIFEWELL'S PSH PROGRAM PROVIDES ASSESSMENT, EVALUATION, TREATMENT, MEMBER SERVICE PLANNING AND SUPPORTIVE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES TO MEMBERS IN THEIR PLACE OF RESIDENCE, AS WELL AS IN ONE OF OUR LICENSED OUTPATIENT FACILITIES. LIFEWELL'S CLINICAL STAFF WORKS COLLABORATIVELY WITH THE MEMBER DURING THE MEMBER SERVICE PLANNING PROCESS TO IDENTIFY GOALS FOR PARTICIPATING IN CLINICAL SERVICES INTENDED TO ASSIST THEM IN MAINTAINING THEIR HOUSING, INCREASING THEIR INDEPENDENCE, AND FOSTERING INTEGRATION IN THE MEMBER'S COMMUNITY OF CHOICE. PROGRAM SERVICES INCLUDE: PERSONAL ASSISTANCE, SKILL BUILDING, CASE MANAGEMENT, PEER SUPPORT, AS WELL AS THE OPTION TO PARTICIPATE IN REHABILITATION AND OUTPATIENT COUNSELING SERVICES OFFERED AT OUR LICENSED OUTPATIENT FACILITIES.TAL HEALTH TREATMENT TO SOBER AND INDEPENDENT LIVING.
named programs · 22 · from sources

what they call their work

Addiction Treatment
Assists individuals in addressing substance use disorders through various therapeutic approaches.
Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) Teams
Delivers intensive, community-based, interdisciplinary treatment for individuals with serious mental illness, including housing, employment, peer support, and psychiatric care
Case Management Teams
Provides supportive services including home, hospital, and jail visits, community referrals, crisis planning, and coordination with providers to support recovery
Culinary Awareness
Enhances awareness of nutrition, wellness, safe food handling, food preparation, and food service related to employment options and personal wellness.
Housing Services
Provides assistance with housing for individuals in their programs.
Individual and Group Counseling
Provides focused therapeutic environments for individual and group settings to support healing and recovery.
Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)
Combines counseling and medication to treat opioid and other substance use disorders, offered within residential and outpatient settings
Nursery Childcare
Provides a stable, loving environment with age-appropriate social play, outdoor playground, and nutritious meals for children of mothers in the Women's Residential program.
Outpatient Behavioral Health Services
Provides individualized, evidence-based outpatient treatment including psychiatry, counseling, case management, and peer support for individuals with mental health and substance use conditions
Parenting and Pregnant Women Program
Provides tools and education to strengthen parenting skills for women breaking away from unhealthy behaviors associated with an addictive lifestyle.
Peer Certification
Skill-building opportunity designed to enhance self and system awareness, potentially preparing participants for direct service positions within the behavioral health field.
Peer Services
Provides individual and group support for peers/members regarding lived experiences such as substance use and behavioral health.
Peer Support Services
Offers individual and group support from peers with lived experience in behavioral health and substance use recovery, complementing clinical services
Physical Health Services
Provides services related to physical health, complementing behavioral health and substance use treatment.
Psychiatry Services and Medication Management
Diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of behavioral, emotional, and mental disorders, potentially using medication and psychotherapy.
Psychosocial Rehabilitation
Offers skill-building programs including Supported Education, Supported Employment, Vocational Services, Culinary Awareness, and Peer Certification to promote vocational and social independence
Residential Treatment
Provides structured, therapeutic residential care addressing substance use and behavioral health issues, including skill-building, counseling, and self-medication training
Supported Education
Provides ongoing educational support to foster sober and independent living through educational achievement and sustained employability.
Supported Employment
Provides an approach to vocational rehabilitation emphasizing obtaining competitive work in the community and providing support for success in the workplace.
Vocational Services
Includes skill-building, career exploration, resume development, interview skills, supported volunteering, job preparation, and employment support.
Women's Residential
Intensive, supervised treatment for women, including childcare, laundry, family-style dining, psychiatric services, MAT services, and parenting education.
Women’s Residential Program
Offers intensive, supervised treatment for women in recovery, including childcare, parenting education, psychiatric services, MAT, and nursery care for infants
activities · 13 groups

what they do

  • Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) Programs 9 activities
    • Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) Teams
      Operates interdisciplinary ACT teams that deliver community-based services including psychiatric support, substance use counseling, housing assistance, and employment support to individuals with behavioral health needs.
    • Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) Teams
      Operates interdisciplinary ACT teams that deliver community-based services including psychiatric support, substance use counseling, housing assistance, and employment support to individuals with behavioral health needs.
    • Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) Teams
      Operates Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) teams that deliver interdisciplinary services in the community, including substance use counseling, housing, employment, and psychiatric support.
    • Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) and Case Management
      Operates Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) teams that provide interdisciplinary, community-based services including psychiatric support, substance use counseling, housing, and employment assistance, along with case management services for individuals with serious mental illness (SMI) and general mental health needs to support recovery.
    • Behavioral Health Treatment and Case Management
      Provides comprehensive treatment, case management, and strength-based, individualized interventions for individuals with serious mental illness (SMI), general mental health (GMH), and co-occurring substance use disorders through direct care clinics and evidence-based practices.
    • Behavioral Health Treatment and Support Services
      Provides comprehensive treatment, case management, and support services for individuals with serious mental illness (SMI), general mental health (GMH) conditions, and substance use disorders, using strength-based and evidence-based approaches.
    • Case Management for Behavioral Health Members
      Provides case management services to SMI and GMH/COT members at Direct Care Clinics to support recovery.
    • Mental Health and Substance Use Disorder Treatment and Support
      Provides treatment, services, and support for low-income individuals with serious mental illness, general mental health issues, and substance use disorders, including residential, outpatient, physical health, housing, and community living programs.
    • Residential and Community Living Programs
      Operates residential, outpatient, physical health, housing, and community living programs that provide comprehensive support for individuals with behavioral health needs.
  • Independent Living Skills Training 6 activities
    • Culinary and Daily Living Skills Training
      Offers a Culinary Awareness program and hands-on training in daily living skills such as meal preparation, cooking, cleaning, laundry, budgeting, and medication self-administration to support community independence and employment readiness.
    • Daily Living Skills Training
      Provides hands-on skills-building in meal preparation, cooking, cleaning, laundry, budgeting, and other daily living skills to support community independence.
    • Residential and Community Living Programs
      Operates residential, outpatient, and community living programs that support independence through hands-on training in daily living skills such as meal preparation, cleaning, laundry, budgeting, and medication self-administration.
    • Supported Education Program
      Offers a Supported Education program to support adult education, promote sober living, and enhance employability.
    • Supported Education and Life Skills Training
      Offers a Supported Education program to promote sober living and employability, along with hands-on training in daily living skills such as meal preparation, cooking, cleaning, laundry, budgeting, and medication self-administration to support community independence.
    • Supported Education and Sober Living Programs
      Provides a Supported Education program that promotes adult education, sober living, and employability through structured learning and recovery support.
  • Home Visitation for At-Risk Families 5 activities
    • Child and Family Services for Women in Recovery
      Provides nursery childcare with safe outdoor play and nutritious meals, along with an evidence-based parenting curriculum that strengthens healthy parenting skills through direct interaction between mothers in recovery and their children.
    • Child and Family Support Services
      Provides nursery childcare with safe play, nutritious meals, and an evidence-based parenting curriculum that strengthens parenting skills through direct interaction between mothers in recovery and their children.
    • Child and Family Support Services
      Provides nursery childcare with social play, safe outdoor play, and nutritious meals for children of mothers in recovery, and delivers an evidence-based parenting curriculum that strengthens healthy parenting skills through direct interaction between women and their children.
    • Nursery Childcare for Mothers in Recovery
      Provides nursery childcare with age-appropriate social play, safe outdoor playground, and nutritious meals for children of mothers in recovery.
    • Parenting Curriculum for Mothers in Recovery
      Delivers an evidence-based parenting curriculum that reinforces healthy parenting skills through direct interaction between women and their children.
  • Integrated Primary and Behavioral Health Care 5 activities
    • Health and Wellness Services
      Offers health and wellness services including tobacco cessation support and nutrition counseling.
    • Integrated Behavioral Health and Primary Care Services
      Delivers patient-centered, team-based integrated care combining primary care and behavioral health services, including treatment for mental illness, substance use disorders, and chronic conditions such as diabetes and hypertension, alongside preventive care like wellness exams, immunizations, and cancer screenings.
    • Integrated Primary and Behavioral Health Care
      Delivers patient-centered, team-based care that combines primary care and behavioral health services, including treatment for acute illnesses, chronic disease management, preventive care, and specialist referrals.
    • Integrated Primary and Behavioral Health Care
      Delivers patient-centered, team-based care that integrates primary care and behavioral health services, including treatment for acute illnesses, chronic disease management, preventive care, and referrals to specialists.
    • Integrated Primary and Behavioral Healthcare
      Provides patient-centered integrated care through a team-based approach combining primary care and behavioral health services.
  • Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) Services 5 activities
    • Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)
      Provides medication-assisted treatment (MAT) that combines counseling and medication to treat substance use disorder, including opioid treatment programs.
    • Substance Use Treatment Funding
      Provides Substance Abuse Block Grant (SABG) funding to support substance use treatment for uninsured individuals.
    • Substance Use Treatment Funding
      Provides Substance Abuse Block Grant (SABG) funding to support substance use treatment for uninsured individuals.
    • Substance Use Treatment Funding and Services
      Provides Substance Abuse Block Grant (SABG) funding to support substance use treatment for uninsured individuals and delivers medication-assisted treatment (MAT) that combines counseling and medication, including opioid treatment programs, for substance use disorders.
    • Substance Use Treatment and Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT)
      Provides Substance Abuse Block Grant (SABG) funding to support substance use treatment for uninsured individuals and delivers medication-assisted treatment (MAT) that combines counseling and medication, including opioid treatment programs, for substance use disorders.
  • 24/7 Crisis Hotline Operations 4 activities
    • Advocacy Engagement and Support
      Supports advocacy efforts by facilitating over 170,000 advocacy actions carried out by NAMI advocates to influence mental health policy and systems change.
    • NAMI HelpLine Services
      Operates the NAMI HelpLine, which served over 93,000 people in 2025 by providing support, information, and resources for individuals affected by mental illness.
    • NAMI HelpLine and Advocacy Engagement
      Operated the NAMI HelpLine, serving over 93,000 people in 2025, and supported over 170,000 advocacy actions carried out by NAMI advocates to advance mental health policy and awareness.
    • NAMI HelpLine and Advocacy Support
      Operated the NAMI HelpLine, serving over 93,000 people in 2025, and supported over 170,000 advocacy actions carried out by NAMI advocates.
  • Job Readiness Training 4 activities
    • Supported Employment Services
      Provides Supported Employment services to help individuals obtain and maintain competitive jobs in the community, including skill-building, resume development, interview training, job preparation, and employment support.
    • Supported Employment and Vocational Services
      Offers Supported Employment and vocational training programs that include skill-building, resume development, interview preparation, job placement, and ongoing employment support to help individuals obtain and maintain competitive jobs.
    • Supported Employment and Vocational Services
      Offers Supported Employment and vocational services including skill-building, resume development, interview training, job preparation, and ongoing support to help individuals obtain and maintain competitive employment in the community.
    • Vocational and Employment Support Services
      Provides Supported Employment services and vocational programming including skill-building, resume development, interview training, job preparation, and ongoing employment support to help individuals obtain and maintain competitive jobs in the community.
  • Culinary Job Training & Workforce Development 3 activities
    • Culinary Awareness Program
      Offers Culinary Awareness program to build skills in nutrition, wellness, food safety, and food preparation for employment readiness.
    • Culinary and Nutrition Training Program
      Offers a Culinary Awareness program that builds skills in nutrition, wellness, food safety, and food preparation to support employment readiness and healthy living.
    • Culinary and Nutrition Training for Employment Readiness
      Offers a Culinary Awareness program that builds skills in nutrition, wellness, food safety, and food preparation to support employment readiness and healthy living.
  • Primary Care Services 2 activities
    • Acute Illness Treatment
      Provides treatment for common acute illnesses such as cold, flu, and earaches.
    • Preventive Care Services
      Provides preventive care services including wellness exams, immunizations, and cancer screenings.
  • Peer Support Certification Training 2 activities
    • Peer Support Specialist Training
      Provides Peer Support Specialist training to support personal and professional development in the behavioral health field.
    • Peer Support Specialist Training
      Provides training programs for Peer Support Specialists to support personal and professional development in the behavioral health field.
  • Diabetes Self-Management Education 1 activity
    • Chronic Condition Management
      Offers management and coordination of care for chronic conditions such as diabetes and hypertension.
  • Medication Safety & Disposal Programs 1 activity
    • Medication Self-Administration Training
      Provides education and training for self-administration of medication on a dose-by-dose basis.
  • Uncategorized 7 activities
    • Peer Support Specialist Training
      Provides training programs to develop Peer Support Specialists, supporting personal and professional growth in the behavioral health field.
    • Scattered-Site Housing for Adults with Serious Mental Illness
      Operates three scattered-site housing projects with 46 total units for adults with serious mental illness.
    • Scattered-Site and Recovery Housing
      Operates three scattered-site housing projects with 46 total units and the Pinchot Apartments—an 18-unit townhome community in Phoenix—for adults with serious mental illness and adult women in recovery from substance use, including their children.
    • Specialist Referrals
      Provides referrals to specialists in cardiology, endocrinology, gynecology, and other fields.
    • Supported Housing Programs
      Operates multiple scattered-site housing projects, including the 18-unit Pinchot Apartments in Phoenix, providing stable housing for adults with serious mental illness and women in recovery, often with children.
    • Supportive Housing Programs
      Operates multiple supportive housing projects, including three scattered-site housing programs with 46 total units for adults with serious mental illness and the Pinchot Apartments, an 18-unit townhome community in Phoenix for adult women in recovery from substance use and their children.
    • Supportive Housing for Women in Recovery
      Operates Pinchot Apartments, an 18-unit townhome community in Phoenix for adult women in recovery from substance use and their children.
financials · form 990 · fy2021
revenue
Total revenue$45.84M
Contributions & grants$100K0%
Program service revenue$45.70M100%
Investment income$45K0%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$46.36M
Program expenses90%
Admin / overhead10%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$32.30M
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$55.29M
Cash$25.46M
Investments$8.04M
Liabilities$24.19M
Net assets$31.10M
Liquid reserves8.7 mo
2 years on record · 2020–2021 · YoY revenue -7.0%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2021

who runs it

paid leadership · 10
NameTitleHours/wkCompensation
DORIS VAUGHT PRESIDENT/CEO 40 $355K
ENGEL IVAN PSYCHIATRIST 40 $298K
COSTALES THERESA CHIEF PSYCHIATRIST 40 $257K
COSTALES JESSE PSYCHIATRIST ACT 40 $254K
JORDAN MICHAEL PSYCHIATRIST 40 $243K
BUNN ANNETTE NURSE PRACTITIONER 40 $222K
BRYAN COLBY CIO 40 $200K
RONALD SMITH CDO 40 $199K
CHRISTIAN GARCIA CFO 40 $196K
NICOLE CUPP-HERRING EXECUTIVE VP/CCO 40 $174K
board members · 7
  • AMANDA HAMILTON — DIRECTOR
  • BLAISE CAUDILL — DIRECTOR
  • DR RODRIGO SILVA — CHAIRMAN
  • JESSICA BROWN — SECRETARY
  • JOE NAPOLI — TREASURER
  • PAULA HILL — VICE CHAIRMAN
  • RENEE OSIPOV — DIRECTOR
relationships · 10

who they work with

  • 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline Government — Partners with the 988 crisis service to provide 24/7 crisis support.
  • Arizona Complete Care Government — Participates in Arizona Complete Care initiative as part of integrated care programming.
  • Central Arizona Crisis Line Partner — Collaborates with Lifewell to provide immediate crisis support.
  • HUD Government — Funds housing projects for individuals with serious mental illness and women in recovery from substance use.
  • New Arizona Family Partner — Merged with Lifewell in 2011 to expand behavioral health services in the Phoenix area.
  • SABG Government — Receives Substance Abuse Block Grant funding to provide treatment for uninsured individuals with substance use disorders.
  • SAMHSA Government — Aligns Supported Employment program with SAMHSA's evidence-based practice model.
  • Targeted Investments Program Government — Participates in the Targeted Investments Program to advance integrated care in Arizona.
  • Triple R Behavioral Health Partner — Merged with Lifewell in 2011 to extend rehabilitation and recovery services across the care continuum.
  • Whole Person Care Initiative Government — Engaged in the Whole Person Care Initiative to support integrated health services.