In some families, parents find themselves unable to enter helpful conversations with a son or daughter. Attempts to talk about concerns result in a conversation of blame through words or silence. The times for teaching and learning together are few and far between, if not at all. For these families, we offer an opportunity to significantly improve their relationship through a “walking” in the wilderness.
Fees & Financing
ANASAZI Foundation is a licensed and nationally accredited outdoor behavioral healthcare provider.
We offer one outdoor program
- For Youth & Young Adults
Adolescent groups ages 12-17
Adult group 18+
Programs are billed via a DAILY RATE. (For a quote, please contact a member of our Admissions team at 480-892-7403 or via e-mail at [email protected].) Included in the daily rate are all program costs/materials, individual and group therapy sessions, enrollment for parents in an 8-hour relationship workshop, a half-day Family Walking of WE session with seven weeks of parent coaching/shadowing following discharge, and enrollment (for one year following discharge) in ANASAZI’s Alumni Services program. An additional one-time fee of $3,500 covers an initial assessment, educational credits, and outfitting (clothing, hiking boots, and gear).
Scholarships are available to discount the fees.
If a student extends beyond the minimum length of stay (49 days), additional expenses related to the extension (e.g., for clothing and/or gear) may apply.
Note: Admissions are accepted continually (year-round) on a space-available basis. Discharges occur on Thursdays.
- Student Physical Examination
A physical exam (including CBC/CMP blood tests and a urinalysis) is required within a month of admission. The exam may be completed by the family’s primary physician or by ANASAZI’s contracted physician on the day of admission. If you elect to have the exam completed on admission day, there will be an additional charge of $365. Participants must also have a current TB test (included if physical is performed on admission day) and tetanus vaccine ($35 if administered by ANASAZI’s contracted physician).
- Insurance
ANASAZI Foundation is a licensed and accredited Level II behavioral healthcare provider. Insurance coverage is based on medical necessity, previous treatment received, and appropriate placement of your child. Fees that are expected to be covered by insurance, even when pre-approved, are due upon admission. Reimbursement of these fees occurs when payment is received from the insurance company. Please contact your carrier prior to enrollment to determine the possibility of reimbursement.
- Financing Options
Families in Arizona, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington, and Wyoming may qualify for two-year, no-interest financing through one of ANASAZI’s banking partners. (Longer-term, low-interest plans are also available.)
Others may apply for a six-month payment plan directly from ANASAZI or obtain a loan from their own financial institution.
ANASAZI also offers discounts for advance payment in full.
For more information or to start a financing application, contact [email protected].
- Financial Aid
ANASAZI Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Many parents have exhausted themselves financially trying to help a son or daughter in trouble. For this purpose, funds are raised by ANASAZI through private and corporate donations, grants, and special events. (Click here if you would be interested in making a tax-deductible donation to the ANASAZI Scholarship Fund.)
Financial aid may be awarded to those who qualify in the form of partial scholarships. Scholarships are awarded based upon financial need and regardless of race, faith, gender, or national origin. To be considered for a partial scholarship, you must complete a scholarship application.
Please click here to download a scholarship application or contact an Admissions coordinator.
