Who We Are

Lifewell is a non-profit integrated healthcare agency providing treatment, services and support for low-income individuals diagnosed with serious mental illness (SMI), general mental health issues, and substance use disorders.

Mission

Lifewell aims to provide hope and recovery through our person-centered residential, outpatient, housing and community living programs. We provide integrated healthcare services to low-income adults with behavioral and physical illness and substance use disorders.

Vision

Inspire HOPE
Support better HEALTH
Provide opportunities for HEALING

We Value

Our Clients and Patients
Offering person-centered, outcome-oriented care in response to the individualized needs of those we serve
Utilizing evidence-based and solution-focused treatment with current best practices and emphasizing principles of recovery and resilience

Our Team Members
Promoting respectful teamwork that values diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility

Providing personal growth and career opportunities

Our Community
Partnering with our stakeholders to build strong programs in order to make the communities we serve a better place to live

Lifewell offers residential, outpatient, physical health services, housing and community living programs, which are client-centered and adapted to address a broad range of needs.

Lifewell programs provide safe and supportive environments that foster recovery, healthy living and personal growth for individuals as they build on existing strengths, focus on addressing deficiencies, and learn new social and vocational skills.

History

Lifewell was founded with the goals of providing a broad array of quality behavioral health services to adults in the surrounding communities of the metro Phoenix area, and to make these services easily accessible via strategically located service locations.

A merger between New Arizona Family and Triple R Behavioral Health in 2011 united decades of experience in providing quality services to Valley residents and allowed Lifewell to make available services across the continuum, further extending the rehabilitation and recovery benefit opportunities available in our supportive environments to those suffering from general mental health concerns, or the negative effects of substance use and/or serious mental illness.