Driving Directions From Every Direction

Communities We Serve

Our office sits just off the I-10 and Loop 202 interchange, which puts most of the East Valley within a straightforward drive. That matters when a treatment program involves several follow-up visits in the first month.

• Phoenix, Ahwatukee, and Laveen
• Chandler, Gilbert, and Sun Lakes
• Mesa, Tempe, and Scottsdale
• Queen Creek, San Tan Valley, and Apache Junction

See drive times and local detail for every community on the service areas page, or read about the wider East Valley and Maricopa County.

The Landmark Version

If you know Ahwatukee at all, this is the fastest orientation: come to 48th Street, get yourself between Chandler Boulevard and Ray Road, and the building is on that stretch with parking directly outside. The I-10 runs just to the east, so almost every route below ends the same way.

The interchange where the I-10 meets Loop 202 sits a short distance south of the office, which is why the practice is reachable from most of the East Valley without a complicated approach. Full detail on the building and parking is on Our Location.

From Central Phoenix, Sky Harbor, Tempe, and Scottsdale

1. 1Take the I-10 east and then south, following signs toward Tucson. From Sky Harbor, the simplest approach is the I-10 south. From Scottsdale, Loop 101 Price south to the I-10 also works.
2. 2Stay on the I-10 through Tempe and into the Ahwatukee stretch.
3. 3Exit at Chandler Boulevard.
4. 4Turn west onto Chandler Boulevard, away from the freeway.
5. 5Turn north onto South 48th Street.
6. 6The building is a short distance up on your side of the street. Turn in and park in the free surface lot.

The Ray Road exit works equally well if you prefer to approach from the north on 48th Street. From Tempe the drive is short outside peak hours; from Scottsdale allow noticeably longer in the afternoon.

From Chandler, Gilbert, and Queen Creek

1. 1Take Loop 202, the Santan Freeway, westbound through Chandler.
2. 2Follow signs to the I-10 and merge onto the I-10 heading west and north toward Phoenix.
3. 3Take the Chandler Boulevard exit.
4. 4Turn west onto Chandler Boulevard.
5. 5Turn north onto South 48th Street and continue to the building.

From Chandler this is a straightforward run outside rush hour. From Gilbert, Loop 202 Santan westbound is almost always faster than surface streets, even when it looks longer on a map.

From Mesa and the US-60 Corridor

1. 1Take US-60, the Superstition Freeway, westbound.
2. 2Choose one of two connections. Either continue on US-60 to the I-10 and head south, or take Loop 101, the Price Freeway, south from US-60 to the I-10 and then head west and north toward Phoenix.
3. 3Exit the I-10 at Chandler Boulevard.
4. 4Turn west onto Chandler Boulevard, then north onto South 48th Street.

The Loop 101 Price option is usually the better one from central and south Mesa, because it avoids the busiest section of the I-10 through Tempe. From north Mesa, staying on the US-60 to the I-10 is generally simpler.

From Laveen, South Mountain, and the West Side

1. 1Take Loop 202, the South Mountain Freeway, eastbound around the south side of South Mountain.
2. 2Follow signs to the I-10 at the eastern end of the South Mountain Freeway.
3. 3Merge onto the I-10 heading west and north toward Phoenix. It is a short distance.
4. 4Exit at Chandler Boulevard, turn west, then north onto South 48th Street.

The South Mountain Freeway made this practice considerably easier to reach from the southwest valley. Before it opened the same trip meant crossing central Phoenix.

Traffic and Timing

• Weekday mornings. The I-10 northbound through Ahwatukee and Tempe is heavy from roughly 7:00 to 9:00 AM. A 9:00 AM appointment from the southeast valley needs a real buffer.
• Weekday afternoons. Southbound congestion builds from about 3:30 PM. Late-afternoon appointments are easier if you are coming from the south or west.
• Best windows. Mid-morning and early afternoon appointments involve the least driving stress from every direction.
• Summer. Park facing away from the afternoon sun if you can, and bring a windshield shade. A car interior in July is not a place to leave anything.
• Follow-up clustering. Tell us where you are driving from when you book. The first month involves several visits and we can group them into times that suit your commute.

For opening times and the best moments to call, see Hours. To book, use the consultation request form or call (480) 706-3937.