Therapies & Services Available at Sierra Tucson ~ 01 Therapies & Services Addictions & Co-occurring Disorders 02 ~ Since its inception in 1983, Sierra Tucson has become an international Eating Recovery Program ~ 04 leader in the treatment of addictions, mental/behavioral disorders, Mood & Anxiety Program 06 and chronic pain. Through the various approaches available with ~ traditional, experiential, and integrative therapies, each individual Pain Management Program ~ 08 is given numerous opportunities for self-discovery and healing. Program for Trauma Recovery 10 Sierra Tucson’s comprehensive treatment programs excel at treating ~ co-occurring disorders simultaneously. Assessment & Diagnostic Program ~ 12 Family Program ~ 13 Therapies and services available at Sierra Tucson: Alumni Services ~ 14 • Full-time Medical & Psychiatric Services • Psychopharmacology • History & Physical Examination • Psychological Testing Successful Outcomes ~ 15 • Medical Detoxification (if warranted) • Psychotherapy Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) ~ 16 • • Gestalt Techniques • Group Process & Individual Therapy • Psycho-educational Instruction • Twelve-Step Philosophy & Meetings • Psychodrama • Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) • Somatic Experiencing® • Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) • Creative Arts Therapy • Physical Therapy • Demo Kitchen • Safe Exercise & Movement Therapies • Sleep Restoration Plan • Hydrotherapy • Meditation & Mindfulness • Biofeedback & Neurofeedback • Nondenominational Services • Labyrinth • Integrative Medicine Consultations • Couple’s Group Therapy • Nutritional & Fitness Consultations • Family Program • Grief & Spirituality Consultations • Relapse Prevention • Eye Movement Desensitization & Reprocessing (EMDR) • Continuing Care Planning • Integrative Therapies include , , Therapy, Qigong, , , Somato-Emotional Release Massage, Yoga, and Zero Balancing • Therapeutic & Recreational Activities include Adventure Therapy, Challenge Course, Climbing Wall, Creative Expression, Equine-Assisted Therapy, Fitness Center, Fitness Groups, Relaxation Classes, Swimming Pool Activities, Basketball, and Volleyball Alumni Services include follow-up calls, Alumni Support and Continuing Care Groups, Alumni Dinners, Workshops, “Beyond the Miracle” Alumni eNews, and the annual Alumni Retreat.

01 Co-occurriing Addictions & Disorders To achieve the most favorable recovery scenario, Sierra Tucson Addictions & Co-occurring Disorders develops a personalized treatment plan that includes elements from • Alcohol & Chemical Dependency medical, psychological, social, spiritual, family, and self-help per-

• Anabolic Steroid Abuse spectives. A key part of recovery is Sierra Tucson’s Family Program, • Compulsive Gambling & Spending which utilizes the family systems theory to help patients and family • Nicotine Addiction members gain understanding of their behaviors and family dynamics. • Sexual Addiction/Compulsivity Components to the patient's treatment plan, Sierra Tucson’s bio-psycho-social-spiritual approach effectively treats a based on individual diagnosis, may include: wide range of addictions and co-occurring mental/behavioral disorders. • Complex Diagnostic Assessment & Psychological Testing In order to achieve optimum success, Sierra Tucson’s multidisciplinary • Psychotherapy team develops an individualized treatment plan for each patient’s specific needs. Treatment focuses on the presenting problems and • Experiential and group process therapies underlying issues that exacerbate the disease. As patients gain new • Education on disease, recovery, and aspects of mental disorders communication skills and learn to build healthy relationships, • Twelve-Step programs through support of written First Step work, and they can make sound decisions for a healthy quality of life and deeper attendance at appropriate Twelve-Step meetings such as AA, NA, GA, etc. connections with others. • A therapeutic process to address underlying family-of-origin issues • Alcohol & Chemical Dependency ~ Sierra Tucson’s detox protocol • A safe, therapeutic environment allowing for the release of painful feelings is based on the most up-to-date methods designed to keep patients as and shame/guilt reduction comfortable as possible and quickly engage them in the treatment • Group topics focusing on money management, repaying debt, process. The Sierra Model® has been clinically indicated for people interpersonal skills, problem solving, and conflict resolution who have multiple disorders, are polysubstance-addicted, or have • Adventure Therapy had prior relapses. Patients identify issues that have contributed to their dysfunctional behavior as they learn about family systems, • Equine-Assisted Therapy relapse triggers, and relapse prevention strategies. • Consultations for grief, loss, spirituality, nutrition, and fitness, as clinically appropriate Common co-occurring disorders may include: • Specialty groups, as needed, to address issues such as trauma, eating • Anabolic Steroid Abuse ~ Staff address the unique circum- disorders, compulsive behaviors, gambling and spending issues, stances that led a person to use steroids and guide patients in codependency, nicotine cessation, depression, anxiety disorders, etc. acquiring a healthy body image, positive fitness strategies for • Eye Movement Desensitization & Reprocessing (EMDR) optimum physical performance, and a balanced approach to life. • Somatic Experiencing® • Compulsive Gambling & Spending ~ Sierra Tucson treats • Auricular and Full-Body Acupuncture to decrease withdrawal symptoms a wide range of financial disorders, including compulsive • Integrative Therapies may also include Chiropractic, Massage Therapy, gambling and spending behaviors. Qigong, Reiki, Shiatsu, Somato-Emotional Release Massage, and Yoga. • Nicotine Addiction ~ Sierra Tucson encourages patients to • Relapse Prevention address all addictions during treatment, including nicotine. • Continuing Care assessment and planning Counseling, education, support groups, and pharmaceutical agents aid patients in detoxification and help reduce cravings. • Comprehensive Family Program • Sexual Addiction/Compulsivity ~ Although Sierra Tucson A personalized approach is also applied in the development of a has no formal/structured program or primary group focused written Continuing Care Plan. The patient and primary therapist work on sexual compulsivity, a CSAT therapist provides sexual with the referring professional to facilitate a smooth transition and compulsivity evaluation, consultations, and individual therapy. successful recovery upon the patient’s return home. 02 03 Eating Recovery Program Sierra Tucson developed and implemented the Sierra Model® of treatment to bring healing to the whole person. With this bio-psycho- The Eating Recovery Program at Sierra Tucson provides a specialized social-spiritual approach, a full range of therapeutic options are treatment focus for male and female patients suffering from anorexia, accessible to meet each individual’s specific needs. bulimia, or binge eating disorder/compulsive overeating. Sierra Tucson’s holistic treatment addresses the seriousness of eating Services available for eating disorder patients include: Eating Recovery disorders as well as co-occurring diagnoses such as depression, • Psychological Testing for early and thorough diagnosis Program trauma, or chemical dependency. Staff have expertise in developing • Education about the medical consequences of eating disorders individualized treatment plans to help uncover and heal underlying issues. Sierra Tucson’s integrative approach treats body, mind, and • Twelve-Step philosophy provides support and a spiritual foundation for recovery spirit in the context of healthy families. • Psychotherapy Designed for a 45-day length of stay, this program focuses on • Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) educating patients, providing meaningful treatment experiences, and • Individual consultations with registered dietitian allowing for integration of treatment effects to promote long-term healing. A stepped dietary program decreases the initial side effects • Individualized food plan with meal support of beginning a normal diet. Patients are quickly engaged in treatment • Weekly nutrition groups to address food-related issues with the help of herbal and vitamin supplements to increase , • Nutraceuticals; herbal and vitamin supplements enhance digestion and absorption of nutrients, balance mood, and • Individualized fitness consultation and prescription for exercise ease difficulties with sleep. • Weekly body image workshop The following principles are incorporated into the • Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) Skills Training Eating Recovery Program: • Therapeutic & Recreational Activities may include Equine-Assisted Therapy, Adventure Therapy, and Creative Expression • Mindfulness Training • Individual and group sessions to address co-occurring issues such as • Provision of skills and resources to replace current unhealthy trauma/abuse, PTSD, chemical dependency, mood disorders, grief/loss personal coping mechanisms issues, or compulsive behaviors • Encouragement of autonomy in relationship to food and recovery • Eye Movement Desensitization & Reprocessing (EMDR) from eating disorders • Somatic Experiencing® • Promotion of healthy lifestyle, including healthy body image • Food preparation demonstration • Restaurant outing • Mind-Body Therapies include Integrative Therapies such as Acupuncture, Chiropractic, Massage Therapy, Qigong, Reiki, Shiatsu, Somato-Emotional Release Massage, Yoga, and Zero Balancing • Family Program • Relapse Prevention • Continuing Care planning

04 05 loved one’s internal thoughts and struggles deepens, they also realize Mood & Anxiety Program that the mood disorder is not something that he/she can just “snap Sierra Tucson’s Mood & Anxiety Program is designed to meet the out of.” The patient gains insight in formulating future psychological needs of people suffering from anxiety or panic disorders, bipolar tasks to correct family dysfunction, and the family learns to practice disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, depression, or other affective healthy communication patterns. disorders. This unique program, with a minimum 30-day length of stay, provides individualized treatment plans based on the patient’s Sierra Tucson’s bio-psycho-social-spiritual approach integrates a full case history and in-depth evaluations conducted upon admission. range of treatment options to meet each patient’s specific needs.

The thorough diagnostic process is facilitated by psychological evalu- Diagnostic and treatment modalities may include: ation and exploration of biological components, medical conditions, medications, and social areas of stress, as well as underlying issues such • Complex Diagnostic Assessment & Psychological Testing as family of origin, belief systems, developmental stages, personal • Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) & Anxiety Mood development, trauma, spirituality, grief and loss, etc. Program • Expert Psychopharmacology Following the comprehensive evaluation, patients are assigned to a • Psycho-educational Lectures group based on individual needs and capacities. The therapists in this • Psychotherapy program utilize an eclectic approach with modalities such as CBT, DBT, experiential, and other solution-oriented therapies. Patients • Gestalt Techniques receive individual psychotherapy from both the primary therapist and • Eye Movement Desensitization & Reprocessing (EMDR) the attending psychiatrist. Specific therapeutic modalities help patients • Somatic Experiencing® identify and understand their underlying emotional, interpersonal, • Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) Skills Training and biological issues. • Therapeutic & Recreational Activities such as Equine-Assisted Therapy, Although all programs at Sierra Tucson incorporate a medical model Climbing Wall, and Challenge Course in treatment, patients in the Mood & Anxiety Program often require • Consultations for grief, loss, spirituality, nutrition, and fitness, special attention to medication management. Sierra Tucson’s expert as clinically appropriate psychiatrists and addictionologists assess each individual and, • Monitored fitness and nutritional plans with the patient’s input, determine which (if any) medications are • Integrative Therapies may include Acupuncture, Chiropractic, Massage warranted to achieve the most optimal outcome. Therapy, Qigong, Reiki, Shiatsu, Somato-Emotional Release Massage, Yoga, and Zero Balancing Sierra Tucson utilizes Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) Skills Training to build resilience into patients, helping them gain self-worth • Family Program and confidence. The following four DBT Skills are taught: • Relapse Prevention • Mindfulness • Continuing Care planning • Interpersonal Skills Offering a safe, nurturing environment, Sierra Tucson is ideal for • Distress Tolerance those capable of handling an open campus yet in need of intensive • Emotional Regulation therapy and sustained engagement within the patient community.

Family members and significant others are a central part in healing Patients who complete treatment for mood disorders experience the entire psychosocial picture. The Family Program is extremely much lower relapse potential for addiction and discover a new level of beneficial to patients in all Sierra Tucson programs, including the functioning, confidence, and freedom. Mood & Anxiety Program. As family members’ understanding of their

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• • • • • • • • • • to progress after eventuallytreatment. the ultimate goalPatients reach of the neck and back, headaches, neuropathies, oro-facial and arthritic oro-facial neuropathies, and back, headaches, the neck significantly helped to reduce pain are chronic severe to moderate from living. optimal pain and their gain important skills for Most individuals with long-standing pain are successfully treated at successfully treated long-standing with individuals Most pain are of pain can include various painful disorders Chronic Sierra Tucson. and musculoskeletal pain, central nervous sensitivity, system Regional Complex fibromyalgia, including conditions rheumatic who suffer Patients hyperalgesia. (CRPS), and opiate Syndrome Pain Although no one is guaranteed one Although no pain-free, treatment to leave emotional suffering,togreat a extent, can As be relieved. sleep, awareness, mood, and behavioralmodification, and reconciliation of emotional conflicts. Sierra Tucson’s ability improving their pain, thereby to reduce and to manage, control, high infunction and, levels essence, at to take life. their back • include plans may treatment Individualized services: the following • • • • • • • •

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• • • • The patient receives medical and psychological interventions and medical and psychological The patient receives is guided into behavioral, lifestyle, and emotional changes that that changes and emotional lifestyle, behavioral, is guided into functionality and increase can help diminish pain perception time. V over managed, often well acts as a primary pain, if not Physical trigger target the underlying causes of pain, so the patient receives the most the most target the underlying causes of pain, so the patient receives available. treatment comprehensive self-care. and effective appropriate and teaches awareness physicians qualified highly Sierra Tucson’s processes. addictive for experts individualized medication management are in developing pain. patients dealing chronic with plans for Sierra Tucson offers an innovative and comprehensive mind-body mind-body and comprehensive offers an innovative Sierra Tucson length 45-day a typical pain, with of chronic treatment the for approach Pain Management Program Management Pain of caus multiple consisting is complex, pain Because chronic of stay. it to or perpetuating refer parts combined, we ative intricately are that Pain as “Complicated Patients receive thorough pain assessments at regular intervals, pain assessments at regular thorough allow receive Patients - pre is always medications and possible, abstinence use the fewest fewer medications with non-addictive required, If medication is ferred. opioid maintenance first. Occasionally, considered are side effects management. long-term effective for indicated are regimens person’sing our multidisciplinary ongoing needs. each address to team collaborate to physician referring patient’s the with works Sierra Tucson and continuing care. treatment regarding Pain specialists at Sierra Tucson provide a thorough physical physical a thorough provide Sierra at Tucson specialists Pain due to the interplay of biological and psychological factors, and it may and it may factors, of biological and the interplay psychological due to pain frames.time Complicated expected within or improve resolve not re- potentially but is approaches treatment oftenis proven to resistant at all perpetuating factors. simultaneous directed to treatment sponsive examination and personally every evaluate a bio- pain issue from are factors complicating The following approach. psycho-social-spiritual and treated: addressed Program for Trauma Recovery Program objectives provide individualized treatment interventions, which may include: The Program for Trauma Recovery provides specialized, intensive • In-depth multi-model Diagnostic Assessment treatment for patients addressing post-traumatic stress disorder symptoms from adult or childhood sexual abuse or non-sexual traumas. • Psychological Testiing Patients may also be chemically dependent and/or have co-occurring • Education about trauma and post-traumatic stress disorder and its psychiatric diagnoses. Compulsive behaviors, post-traumatic symptoms, effective treatment or unresolved sexual trauma are often the cause of relapse in individuals • A therapeutic, safe environment that allows the patient to experience who have completed traditional treatment programs. pain/shame reduction while exploring memories and perceptions associated with trauma The program, designed for a minimum 45-day length of stay, offers • Group therapy focused on issues of trauma and sexual abuse a safe, therapeutic environment for patients to participate in process • Groups and lectures specifically addressing the needs of patients and groups and numerous therapeutic modalities. Sierra Tucson’s staff have spouses or significant others many years of experience, in-depth training, and compassion to help • Twelve-Step meetings held on campus individuals reframe past traumatic experiences and find healing. • Psychodrama to explore and heal traumas and dysfunctional relationships Consistent with other programs at Sierra Tucson, the Program for • Expressive Arts Therapy Trauma Recovery utilizes a bio-psycho-social-spiritual approach. • Therapeutic & Recreational Activities such as Equine-Assisted Therapy, A variety of therapeutic tools help patients discover personal, Challenge Course, Climbing Wall, etc. emotional truths concerning fear, trust, honesty, and dependency. • Individual Eye Movement Desensitization & Reprocessing (EMDR) Therapy The program is constructed to promote each patient’s sense of self- ® worth; teach individuals to participate in creating their physical, • Somatic Experiencing emotional, sexual, psychological, and spiritual safety and growth; • Integrative Therapies may include Acupuncture, Chiropractic, Qigong, and assist patients in the development of functional thinking processes Reiki, Shiatsu, Somato-Emotional Release Massage, and Yoga and coping mechanisms. Complete assessment, relapse prevention, and • A Family Program for patients and family members that is both educational continuing care planning are integrated into the treatment process. and interactive, including couple’s group Trauma Recovery

• Relapse Prevention and Continuing Care planning Program for The patient invites family members and/or significant others to the • A therapeutic team approach facilitated by trauma specialists Family Program to work together in addressing relationship issues. The intensive four-day Family Program allows patients and family members to identify problems that have had significant impact on the family system, to change attitudes and behaviors within the family, and to clarify the family’s role of healthy support. A Couple’s Workshop offers couples an opportunity to receive educational and therapeutic support for recovery and begin the healing process.

10 11 Assessment & Diagnostic Program Family Program

Sierra Tucson offers a unique Assessment & Diagnostic Program The Family Program is a foundational part of successful treatment at (ADP) to provide in-depth clinical, neuropsychological, and/or Sierra Tucson, as the involvement of family members and significant educational assessment. Fully focusing on assessment and diagnosis, others (ages 18 and over) is critical to the patient’s recovery process. this program works successfully with patients who require a The four-day Family Program (Monday morning through Thursday comprehensive evaluation due to diagnostic uncertainty and complexity. evening) is by invitation from the patient and is included in the cost of treatment, excluding travel and accommodations. Once the patient Typically, the ADP requires a 4 1/2-day inpatient stay; a neuropsy- completes the invitation list, a family therapist contacts those invited chological assessment involves a minimum stay of 6 1/2 days. ADP and sends information regarding the patient’s family week. patients receive extensive psychological testing (clinical, neuro- psychological, and/or educational), based on each person’s assessment This intensive program is often a life-changing experience where needs. relationships can begin to heal from confusion, hurt, and misunder- standings. The Family Program is designed to assist patients and In conjunction with medical, psychiatric, and mental health psy- family members in identifying problems that have significantly affected chological evaluations, personalized testing can be given for ADHD, the family system; in changing attitudes, and, ultimately, behaviors trauma, pain, neuropsychological concerns, obsessive-compulsive between family members and patients; and in clarifying the role of disorder, and chemical dependency or other addictions. Typical healthy support. consultations may include psychological, psychiatric, stress (biofeedback), fitness, nutrition, integrative medicine, and relationship/family issues. Therapists model and teach new communication skills, which give the patients and family members a means to change behaviors and enhance Using the full range of resources available at our treatment center, the healing process. As family members receive education, develop self- Sierra Tucson can provide a more comprehensive assessment than care techniques, and learn how to communicate more effectively, they would be possible in most other settings. If additional specific testing are guided to work on their own issues and are prepared for new growth is deemed necessary, it can be arranged through Sierra Tucson’s and support of the patient’s recovery. affiliations within the local medical community. A Couple’s Workshop offers the patient and spouse an opportunity Upon completion of the evaluation process a multidisciplinary team, to tend to their relationship issues and to receive educational and consisting of physicians (psychiatrists and/or addictionologists), psychol- therapeutic support for recovery. ogists, therapists, and other licensed specialists, examines assessment data and prepares an integrated diagnostic report. The team reviews the written report and treatment recommendations in a round table meeting with the patient, referring professional, and other appropriate Assessment individuals. Teleconference is available for those who cannot attend the Family Program round table meeting in person. (ADP)

12 13 Alumni Services Successful Outcomes Time spent at Sierra Tucson is measured in days and weeks. Recovery Sierra Tucson’s expertise is in using the full scope of treatment lasts a lifetime. Throughout the Intake and treatment process, emphasis resources to treat those suffering with co-occurring disorders and a is placed on the fact that recovery is an ongoing event, and the changes high level of complexity. Sierra Tucson’s staff takes pride in providing taking place in each patient’s life must continue after treatment. This quality patient care, and we are continually gathering new information is reinforced with a written Continuing Care Plan, which is developed to provide outcomes data. through collaboration of the patient, the treatment team, the referring professional, and family members. It is our goal to make the transition Over 85% of Sierra Tucson’s patients are referred by a professional from inpatient treatment to the next phase of recovery as smooth as or alumni, which reflects a superior reputation among clinicians and possible for the patient, and this can only be accomplished through satisfaction from our former patients and family members. Below are communication and teamwork. some comments from alumni, family members who have participated in the Family Program, and referring professionals about their experience Follow-up is offered to patient alumni and family member alumni. with Sierra Tucson. Sierra Tucson’s alumni coordinator provides ongoing communication to help patients stay on track, and a network of referral sources is Alumni Quotes: always available. Alumni Support and Continuing Care Groups are Sierra Tucson was truly a miracle, and I was so resistant to going. It was the most located across the country to help provide strength and hope. There important, profound experience of my life, and I would be honored to share with are workshops, alumni dinners, Alumni eNews, and an annual Sierra anyone considering it. ~Alumnus, 2011 Tucson Alumni Retreat. The sincerity and commitment of our staff and the courage and openness of our patients create a bond that can last a I am doing really well. It’s been a hard 9 months, but I think I have made a break- lifetime. through. I still think of Sierra very often and appreciate all the help and support it provided me with my recovery from depression. I wish everyone was able to share the experience that I had while out there. ~Alumna, 2011 Family Quotes: We had an unbelievable experience during family week, some of which was a little painful for us, but overall was very healing and necessary. You don’t realize the benefit of carefrontation until after the program ends. We all felt like a family once again with our son, who loved being there and got a lot out of the program. ~Family Alumni, 2011 Thanks for checking in with me and my wife. We certainly benefited a great deal from the family week with our daughter. We are continuing to use what we learned to take care of ourselves, as our daughter takes care of herself and prepares to enter back into her life in New York. ~Family Alumni, 2011 Professional Quotes: Sierra Tucson is always top choice when I consider a referral outside of Atlanta facilities. ~Psychologist, January 2012 Successful Outcomes

Your model for coordinating care is not only exceptional, I wish all inpatientfacilities Alumni Services adopted your model for doing so. Thank you for everything your professionals have done to support my client and for keeping in such great contact before, during, and after her stay. ~Therapist, 2012 14 15 Frequently Asked Questions Q: What is the average age of patients at Sierra Tucson? A: The average age of our patients is 37 years old, but we typically have a community filled with a core group of younger and older adults. All ages are represented within the treatment milieu, from 18 to 60-plus. Q: What is the average length of stay at Sierra Tucson? A: Length of stay can vary from 30 to 90+ days, based on individual needs, program, and clinical progress in treatment. A minimum 30-day stay is required for Addictions and for the Mood and Anxiety Program. The Eating Recovery Program, Pain Management Program, and the Program for Trauma Recovery are designed for a minimum 45-day length of stay. Q: Are there visitation hours? A: Visiting privileges are given at the discretion of the patient’s primary therapist, in accordance with the best interests of the patient. Visitation is generally authorized after five full days of treatment—on Sundays and designated holidays. Visiting hours on Sundays are from 3:00 - 5:50 p.m. Visitors must follow the guidelines for appropriate attire and are asked to not bring any food, candy, soda, gifts, magazines, etc., to any patient. Visitors are required to check in at the main reception desk upon arrival.

Q: What is a typical day like at Sierra Tucson? FAQ A: The patient’s day begins early with breakfast at 6:45 a.m. (6:30 a.m. for eating disorder patients). A lecture, education group, and/ or community meeting are scheduled on some days. Process groups continue until lunchtime. After lunch, patients attend specialty groups and family programs, depending on their needs and diagnoses. Dinner is served around 5:00 p.m., followed by evening lectures, relapse groups, counseling, assignments, and Twelve-Step meetings. Sierra Tucson’s rich day of programming usually ends at 9:00 - 9:30 p.m. Also throughout the day, patients attend specific lectures and consult with doctors and specialty therapists, according to their specific needs. Other therapeutic activities may include EMDR, Acupuncture, Equine-Assisted Therapy, Challenge Course, Yoga, fitness, labyrinth, etc. Q: Will my health insurance help pay for treatment? A: Insurance policies and benefits vary greatly. Sierra Tucson’s patient services office will help you obtain information about your policy’s benefits. Your employer and insurance agent can also be helpful in answering questions. Your insurance company may require concurrent or retrospective review of your medical record during or after treatment. If your insurer believes your care is considered medically necessary according to its criteria, it may certify a few days at a time for your treatment. Sierra Tucson will work with your insurance company to provide clinical information. However, Sierra Tucson has no control over the outcome of these reviews, and approval or payment by your insurer is not guaranteed. Generally, payment is required prior to admission, and any insurance reimbursement goes directly to the insured.

16 17 Dedicated to the prevention, education, and treatment of addictions, mental/behavioral disorders, and chronic pain. Sierra Tucson is dually licensed by the Arizona Department of Health Services and is dually accredited by The Joint Commission.

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