PHOENIX – As the statewide investigation into Arizona’s sober living homes continues, one rehab facility is making changes to responsibly help those in need. The owner, Allen King, doesn’t hide the fact that he worked for years in a place that he said committed fraud against Native Americans. He clarifies that it didn’t involve him directly, but he has learned a lot from the experience and now wants to help make a positive difference. Whispering Creek Health consists of townhomes that, in a few hours, will house six patients seeking recovery. New sober living home in AZ plans to run differently As investigators look to crack down on the sober living scheme, the people who need these services the most are finding few options available to them. Now, a new Native American recovery facility is opening and accepting patients. FOX 10’s Steve Nielsen reports. In one room containing three beds, King compares the space to what he saw at the last rehab facility he worked at. “They had about 6 to 7 people in one room, and the beds were a lot smaller,” King said …
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