AboutMoses Behavioral Care
Moses Behavioral Care a leader in offering care to members of the SMI and TBI community
Providing You with Care in a Family Environment.
At Moses Behavioral treatment is built upon communication among our patients, their families, referral sources, and our team of professionals. This communication at every stage of treatment makes Moses BH Care responsive to each patient’s needs during difficult times.  We offer personalized care to each patient.  Our team of professionals is comprised Clinical Director, Licensed Therapist, Licensed Social Worker, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioners, Physician, Behavioral Health Technicians and Caregivers.
About Us
Moses Behavioral Health provides a comprehensive residential program for the treatment of mental health disorders. Residential care provides a unique opportunity for individuals suffering from complex mental health disorders, dual diagnosis and Traumatic Brain Injuries to obtain the highest degree of behavioral care available in Phoenix within a comfortable, intimate home setting.
Residential treatment is the appropriate level of care for individuals who have not been able to achieve symptomatic relief through outpatient psychiatric care. In a residential setting, members enjoy the many benefits of a more intensive treatment environment, while receiving a respite from situations, people, or issues that are triggering. At Moses Behavioral are, the integrated approach to treating mental health disorders ensures that all aspects of the person are included in the customized treatment plan.
Services
Innovative and flexible treatment
Better Care Starts with You!
Our Testimonials
The team assisted my son after several facilities refused his care and worked with his challenges until he eventually passed. I’m certain they provided him with the best years of his life. I cannot thank them enough.
Moses is very easy to talk to, he offered realistic expectations and updates throughout the process. I’ve always been able to speak with staff and my brother as needed and never felt out of the loop.
During the initial intake Liz spoke with me and informed me of some difficult truths about my sisters diagnosis and what I should look forward to while in the facility. I was initially hesitant but what she pointed out was what I needed to hear to prepare me for his recovery. I’ve never accepted his illness but working with this group provided more prospective than I’ve ever had.
