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Clifton, Arizona Population:

Clifton, Arizona has a population of 2,596 as of 2000.

Population Breakdown in Clifton, Arizona:

Caucasian - 1,048
African American - 15
Hispanic - 1,450
Other - 83

Clifton, AZ. Education Information:

Clifton had a total of 638 high school graduates in 2000.
Clifton, AZ. has a total of 146 college graduates with a bachelor's degree
or higher and 491 people with some college education. (Includes
Associates Degree)

Clifton Family Info Breakdown:

Clifton has a total of 104 single parents with children.
There are also 276 parents who are married with children in Clifton, Arizona.

Clifton, Arizona Housing Breakdown:

Clifton has 347 houses that are owner occupied.
Clifton has 572 houses that are renter-occupied.
Around 151 houses are vacant in Clifton, Arizona.
$49,900 is the average value of a house in Clifton, AZ.
$292 is the average cost to rent a house in Clifton.

Clifton, Arizona Income Information:

The average income per family is $41,614 in Clifton.


Zip codes in Clifton
85533


Area codes in Clifton
928

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How Much Do Alcohol Treatment Programs Cost in Clifton?


The cost of an Alcohol Rehabilitation Center in Clifton can vary tremendously depending on many factors, such as the type of Alcohol Rehab Program and Alcohol Detox Center, the length of stay, the quality and credentials of the staff, and what services are included. All these factors make the question, "How much does alcohol rehab cost?" extremely difficult to answer with simplicity. If you are seeking the best value for your treatment dollar, remember: price can be meaningful only in the context of quality and performance.

The cost of rehabilitation for alcohol abuse can be expensive. Full-time, inpatient, or residential Alcohol Programs Alcoholism Centers in Clifton can cost from $400 to $1200 per day in some cases. The average cost for a residential Alcohol Rehab Center and Alcohol Detoxification Facility is about $7,000 per month. Additionally, there are Alcoholism Treatment Facilities in Clifton that are free (paid for by our taxes) however the quality of treatment is very low and success rates can suffer tremendously. Outpatient care is typically less expensive. Insurance may cover some or all of the cost of an Alcohol Rehab Facility in Clifton so it is important to check with you insurance provider to find out what they may cover in your case.

Also remember that the cost of alcohol addiction and alcoholism can far exceed the cost of a Clifton Alcohol Rehab Facility and Alcohol Detoxification Facility. An Alcohol Rehabilitation Program and Alcohol Detox Facility in Clifton is a bargain compared to the cost of the consequences of alcohol addiction such as failed jobs, failed relationships, legal issues, lying, stealing, health complications, jail, and ultimately death!

When looking for an Alcohol Rehab Program and Alcohol Detoxification Facility in Clifton, it is not recommended that you base your decision on price alone. Rather, it is more important to focus on the effectiveness of the Clifton Alcohol Rehabilitation Facility. After all, if you're going to pay some amount of money, it is imperative that it present the best possibility for success, otherwise all is wasted and you'll have to do it all over again soon.




What is the Primary Focus of an Alcohol Rehab in Clifton?


The primary focus of an Alcohol Rehabilitation Center in Clifton is not only to help the individual to stop drinking alcohol, but also to restore the person to productive functioning within their family, relationships, workplace and community. While attending an effective Alcohol Rehab Program and Alcohol Detox Center in Clifton the individual will learn life skills, coping skills, and work through underlying issues, trauma's and transgressions. They will be better able to cope with daily life and manage their thoughts, feelings and emotions.

The first focus of most Alcohol Programs Alcoholism Centers in Clifton is often alcohol detox where the individual is restored physically back to health. Various methods may be used to monitor, manage, and minimize alcohol withdrawal symptoms. Focus is then put on diet, nutrition, exercise and sleep until the individual is eating healthy meals regularly, sleeping regularly, has increased energy and feels healthy physically.

The next focus of an effective Alcohol Rehab Center and Alcohol Detoxification Facility in Clifton involves working to improve self-esteem and self-worth, heal core traumas, learn life-skills, gain control over addictive patterns and improve psychological health in addition to recovering from alcohol abuse. Counseling focuses on the symptoms of alcohol abuse, the individual and the structure of the individual's recovery program. It teaches coping strategies and tools for recovery.

The final focus of an effective Alcohol Rehab Facility in Clifton is to also to offer the individual the necessary tools to continue to remain alcohol-free once they have completed the rehab program and have re-entered into society. Clients will learn about addiction, recovery, relapse, and how to address misguided beliefs about self, others, and their environment. In addition, they learn to identify relapse warning signs and methods to challenge thoughts that may lead to relapse.




How Long Should I Stay in an Alcohol Rehabilitation Center in Clifton?


There is no "magic number" as to how long is best when it comes to the length of alcohol abuse rehabilitation. There are many factors to think about when considering how long your Alcohol Rehab Program and Alcohol Detox Center in Clifton should be. These factors include the length of alcohol abuse history, your history of prior alcohol treatment, your budget for rehab, and how many if any relapses you may have had, and the severity of underlying issues or trauma's in your life. There is no way to determine exactly how long it will take you to fully recover from alcohol abuse. A good way of looking at the duration of alcohol treatment is that recovery from alcohol takes as long as it takes. This of course varies wildly from person to person in Clifton.

Scientific research and statistics have determined that longer term residential Alcohol Programs Alcoholism Centers consisting of 90 days or longer provide the greatest potential for success. Many in-patient Alcoholism Treatment Facilities in Clifton are typically 28 or 30 days in length. Most 28 or 30 day Alcohol Rehabilitation Facilities in Clifton were originally designed to conform with insurance companies because many insurance carriers only cover a maximum of 28 to 30 days of substance abuse treatment. Unfortunately, it is impossible to predict with certainty that exactly "28 days" is the correct amount of time to recover from drug or alcohol addiction. In fact, in most cases this is not enough time for a successful lasting recovery.

When trying to determine the correct length of stay at an Alcohol Rehab Center and Alcohol Detoxification Facility in Clifton, It is always best to seek help from an addiction professional who can assess the overall situation and be able to suggest the correct treatment type and length based on their knowledge and experience. Let's face it, alcohol abuse and addiction, to a vast majority of people is largely misunderstood and as a result, people often make improper choices as to which type of Alcohol Rehab Facility in Clifton they should consider, therefore they often receive inadequate treatment.








Saint Josephs Hospital
Saint Josephs Hospital is a Alcohol Rehabilitation Center located at 350 North Wilmont Road Tucson, AZ 85711
Saint Josephs Hospital specializes in Hearing Impaired. Saint Josephs Hospital provides these types of treament : Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, Detox, and Hospital / Medical Inpatient. Saint Josephs Hospital accepts these payment options : Medicaid Insurance, Medicare Insurance, Private Health Insurance, Military Insurance, Self Pay, and Pay Assistance. Saint Josephs Hospital is a Alcohol Rehab Program and Alcohol Detox Center that can be contacted at (520) 873-5133.



House for Acceptance
House for Acceptance is a Alcohol Rehab Center and Alcohol Detoxification Facility located at 143 South Center Street Mesa, AZ 85210
House for Acceptance provides these types of treament : Substance Abuse Services, Halfway Housing, and Residential Long Term Treatment. House for Acceptance accepts these payment options : Self Pay. House for Acceptance is a Alcohol Rehab Facility that can be contacted at (480) 844-1306.



San Pedro Behavioral Health Agency
San Pedro Behavioral Health Agency is a Alcohol Rehab Facility and Alcohol Detoxification Facility located at 980 Mount Lemmon Road Oracle, AZ 85623
San Pedro Behavioral Health Agency specializes in Teens, Co-Occuring Mental Disorders and Substance Abuse, Women, Men, DUI / DWI, Hearing Impaired, and Spanish. San Pedro Behavioral Health Agency provides these types of treament : Mental Health Treatment, and Detox. San Pedro Behavioral Health Agency accepts these payment options : Medicare Insurance, Private Health Insurance, Military Insurance, Self Pay, and Sliding Scale Fees. San Pedro Behavioral Health Agency is a Alcohol Rehabilitation Program and Alcohol Detox Facility that can be contacted at (520) 896-9240.



New Hope Behavioral Health Center Inc
New Hope Behavioral Health Center Inc is a Alcohol Rehab Program and Alcohol Detoxification Facility located at 2001 West Orange Grove Tucson, AZ 85704
New Hope Behavioral Health Center Inc specializes in Pregnant Women, American Indian / Alaskan Native Languages, Spanish, and Foreign Languages other than Spanish. New Hope Behavioral Health Center Inc provides these types of treament : Substance Abuse Services, Detox, Methadone Maintenance, and Methadone Detox. New Hope Behavioral Health Center Inc accepts these payment options : Medicaid Insurance, Medicare Insurance, Private Health Insurance, Military Insurance, and Self Pay. New Hope Behavioral Health Center Inc is a Alcohol Rehabilitation Facility that can be contacted at (520) 297-3329.



Haven
Haven is a Alcohol Rehabilitation Center and Alcohol Detox Facility located at 1107 East Adelaide Drive Tucson, AZ 85719
Haven specializes in Co-Occuring Mental Disorders and Substance Abuse, Pregnant Women, Women, Residential Beds for Adolescents, Criminal Justice Clients, and Spanish. Haven provides these types of treament : Substance Abuse Services, Halfway Housing, and Residential Long Term Treatment. Haven accepts these payment options : Private Health Insurance, Military Insurance, Self Pay, Sliding Scale Fees, and Pay Assistance. Haven is a Alcoholism Treatment Program and Alcohol Detoxification Center that can be contacted at (520) 623-4590.



Southwest Behavioral Health Services
Southwest Behavioral Health Services is a Alcohol Treatment Facility and Alcohol Detox Center located at 404 West Aero Drive Payson, AZ 85547
Southwest Behavioral Health Services specializes in Teens, Co-Occuring Mental Disorders and Substance Abuse, DUI / DWI, Hearing Impaired, and Spanish. Southwest Behavioral Health Services provides these types of treament : Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services. Southwest Behavioral Health Services accepts these payment options : Medicaid Insurance, Private Health Insurance, Military Insurance, and Self Pay. Southwest Behavioral Health Services is a Alcohol Treatment Facility and Alcohol Detox Facility that can be contacted at (928) 474-3303.



Arizona Treatment Institute LLC
Arizona Treatment Institute LLC is a Alcoholism Treatment Facility located at 1927 North Trekell Road Casa Grande, AZ 85222
Arizona Treatment Institute LLC specializes in DUI / DWI. Arizona Treatment Institute LLC provides these types of treament : Substance Abuse Services. Arizona Treatment Institute LLC accepts these payment options : Private Health Insurance, and Self Pay. Arizona Treatment Institute LLC is a Alcohol Treatment Facility and Alcohol Detoxification Facility that can be contacted at (520) 836-9788.



Community Bridges Inc
Community Bridges Inc is a Alcohol Program Alcoholism Center located at 560 South Bellview Street Mesa, AZ 85204
Community Bridges Inc specializes in Hearing Impaired, and Spanish. Community Bridges Inc provides these types of treament : Substance Abuse Services, Detox, and Residential Short Term Treatment. Community Bridges Inc accepts these payment options : Medicaid Insurance, Private Health Insurance, Self Pay, and Pay Assistance. Community Bridges Inc is a Alcohol Rehab Center and Alcohol Detox Facility that can be contacted at (480) 962-7711.



Alcoholism Council of Cochise County
Alcoholism Council of Cochise County is a Alcohol Rehabilitation Center and Alcohol Detoxification Center located at 936 Tovreaville Road Bisbee, AZ 85603
Alcoholism Council of Cochise County specializes in Men. Alcoholism Council of Cochise County provides these types of treament : Substance Abuse Services, Halfway Housing, and Residential Long Term Treatment. Alcoholism Council of Cochise County accepts these payment options : Self Pay. Alcoholism Council of Cochise County is a Alcohol Treatment Program and Alcohol Detox Center that can be contacted at (520) 432-3764.



Cactus Counseling Associates
Cactus Counseling Associates is a Alcohol Treatment Program located at 201 West Cushing Street Tucson, AZ 85701
Cactus Counseling Associates specializes in Co-Occuring Mental Disorders and Substance Abuse, AIDS and HIV, Gay / Lesbian, Pregnant Women, Women, Men, DUI / DWI, Criminal Justice Clients, and Spanish. Cactus Counseling Associates provides these types of treament : Substance Abuse Services. Cactus Counseling Associates accepts these payment options : Self Pay, and Pay Assistance. Cactus Counseling Associates is a Alcohol Rehab Facility and Alcohol Detoxification Center that can be contacted at (520) 798-3659.



Sierra Tucson LLC
Sierra Tucson LLC is a Alcoholism Treatment Center located at 39580 South Lago Del Oro Parkway Tucson, AZ 85739
Sierra Tucson LLC specializes in Co-Occuring Mental Disorders and Substance Abuse, Gay / Lesbian, Women, and Men. Sierra Tucson LLC provides these types of treament : Mental Health Treatment, Detox, and Hospital / Medical Inpatient. Sierra Tucson LLC accepts these payment options : Private Health Insurance, and Self Pay. Sierra Tucson LLC is a Alcohol Treatment Facility and Alcohol Detoxification Center that can be contacted at (800) 624-9001.



Counseling and Consulting Services Inc
Counseling and Consulting Services Inc is a Alcohol Rehabilitation Center and Alcohol Detox Center located at 2430 East 6th Street Tucson, AZ 85719
Counseling and Consulting Services Inc specializes in Spanish. Counseling and Consulting Services Inc provides these types of treament : Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services. Counseling and Consulting Services Inc accepts these payment options : Self Pay. Counseling and Consulting Services Inc is a Alcohol Rehab Center that can be contacted at (520) 882-0090x22.



SMMHC Inc Mental Health Center
SMMHC Inc Mental Health Center is a Alcohol Rehabilitation Facility and Alcohol Detox Center located at 564 North Idaho Road Apache Junction, AZ 85220
SMMHC Inc Mental Health Center specializes in Teens, Co-Occuring Mental Disorders and Substance Abuse, DUI / DWI, Hearing Impaired, and Spanish. SMMHC Inc Mental Health Center provides these types of treament : Substance Abuse Services, Detox, and Hospital / Medical Inpatient. SMMHC Inc Mental Health Center accepts these payment options : Medicaid Insurance, Private Health Insurance, and Self Pay. SMMHC Inc Mental Health Center is a Alcohol Rehabilitation Facility and Alcohol Detox Facility that can be contacted at (480) 983-0573.



Gila River Indian Community
Gila River Indian Community is a Alcoholism Treatment Program and Alcohol Detox Facility located at 315 West Casa Blanca Road Sacaton, AZ 85247
Gila River Indian Community specializes in Teens, Gay / Lesbian, Women, Men, Criminal Justice Clients, American Indian / Alaskan Native Languages, and Spanish. Gila River Indian Community provides these types of treament : Substance Abuse Services. Gila River Indian Community accepts these payment options : Pay Assistance. Gila River Indian Community is a Alcohol Rehabilitation Facility and Alcohol Detoxification Facility that can be contacted at (520) 562-3356.



New Hope Behavioral Health Center Inc
New Hope Behavioral Health Center Inc is a Alcohol Rehab Program and Alcohol Detox Facility located at 6550 East Broadway Mesa, AZ 85206
New Hope Behavioral Health Center Inc specializes in Pregnant Women, and Spanish. New Hope Behavioral Health Center Inc provides these types of treament : Substance Abuse Services, Detox, Methadone Maintenance, and Methadone Detox. New Hope Behavioral Health Center Inc accepts these payment options : Medicaid Insurance, Medicare Insurance, Private Health Insurance, Military Insurance, and Self Pay. New Hope Behavioral Health Center Inc is a Alcohol Treatment Program and Alcohol Detoxification Center that can be contacted at (480) 981-1022.



Compass Healthcare Inc
Compass Healthcare Inc is a Alcohol Rehab Program and Alcohol Detoxification Center located at 2835 North Stone Avenue Tucson, AZ 85705
Compass Healthcare Inc specializes in Hearing Impaired. Compass Healthcare Inc provides these types of treament : Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, Halfway Housing, Residential Short Term Treatment, and Residential Long Term Treatment. Compass Healthcare Inc accepts these payment options : Private Health Insurance, and Self Pay. Compass Healthcare Inc is a Alcohol Rehab Facility and Alcohol Detox Center that can be contacted at (520) 620-0188.



La Frontera Center
La Frontera Center is a Alcohol Treatment Program and Alcohol Detox Facility located at 260 South Scott Avenue Tucson, AZ 85701
La Frontera Center specializes in AIDS and HIV, Pregnant Women, Women, Men, and Spanish. La Frontera Center provides these types of treament : Substance Abuse Services, Detox, Methadone Maintenance, and Methadone Detox. La Frontera Center accepts these payment options : Medicaid Insurance, Medicare Insurance, Self Pay, Sliding Scale Fees, and Pay Assistance. La Frontera Center is a Alcohol Rehab Center and Alcohol Detox Center that can be contacted at (520) 884-8470.



Women in New Recovery
Women in New Recovery is a Alcoholism Treatment Program and Alcohol Detoxification Facility located at 860 North Center Street Mesa, AZ 85201
Women in New Recovery specializes in Women, and Residential Beds for Adolescents. Women in New Recovery provides these types of treament : Substance Abuse Services, Halfway Housing, and Residential Long Term Treatment. Women in New Recovery accepts these payment options : Self Pay. Women in New Recovery is a Alcohol Rehabilitation Program and Alcohol Detoxification Facility that can be contacted at (480) 464-5764.



Compass Healthcare Inc
Compass Healthcare Inc is a Alcohol Rehabilitation Facility and Alcohol Detoxification Center located at 2502 North Dodge Boulevard Tucson, AZ 85716
Compass Healthcare Inc specializes in Co-Occuring Mental Disorders and Substance Abuse, AIDS and HIV, Gay / Lesbian, Senior / Over 50, Pregnant Women, Women, Men, Hearing Impaired, and Spanish. Compass Healthcare Inc provides these types of treament : Substance Abuse Services, Detox, and Residential Short Term Treatment. Compass Healthcare Inc accepts these payment options : Medicare Insurance, Private Health Insurance, Self Pay, Sliding Scale Fees, and Pay Assistance. Compass Healthcare Inc is a Alcohol Rehabilitation Program that can be contacted at (520) 624-5272.



MICA
MICA is a Alcohol Treatment Facility located at 202 East Mohave Street Tucson, AZ 85705
MICA specializes in Co-Occuring Mental Disorders and Substance Abuse, Women, and Criminal Justice Clients. MICA provides these types of treament : Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, and Residential Long Term Treatment. MICA accepts these payment options : Medicaid Insurance, Medicare Insurance, Private Health Insurance, Military Insurance, and Self Pay. MICA is a Alcohol Treatment Center that can be contacted at (520) 887-5902.



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Nearby Cities

Morenci is 1.69 Miles from Clifton
Duncan is 24.73 Miles from Clifton
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Virden is 29.85 Miles from Clifton
Thatcher is 30.40 Miles from Clifton
Swift Trail Junction is 32.00 Miles from Clifton
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Find Alcohol Rehab Centers in Major Cities Near Clifton, Arizona:

Tucson is 110.06 Miles from Clifton
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Mesa is 143.64 Miles from Clifton
Gilbert is 143.86 Miles from Clifton
Chandler is 149.26 Miles from Clifton
Tempe is 153.79 Miles from Clifton
Scottsdale is 154.57 Miles from Clifton
Las Cruces is 155.64 Miles from Clifton
Phoenix is 163.80 Miles from Clifton
Glendale is 171.46 Miles from Clifton
Peoria is 175.42 Miles from Clifton
El Paso is 188.75 Miles from Clifton
Flagstaff is 200.00 Miles from Clifton
Albuquerque is 210.15 Miles from Clifton
Rio Rancho is 216.04 Miles from Clifton

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