Best Oklahoma Drug Rehab Centers

Just a few weeks ago I had to take a trip to the ER because I thought I had vertigo. I went to a different ER first and they let me lay there an hour and a half in massive pain so I went back home. By 9:30 that night I couldn't move my entire right side. I couldn't stand upright without falling over. So I had a friend of mine take me to St Francis ER. I cannot remember the attending Dr's last name, Brian was his first name. He was right on his game, there was no wait time, and he had to have known exactly what was wrong because he gave me the right scans and tests and found a cancerous tumor in my brain. As soon as he got a chance He called and located a neurosurgeon at Tulsa hospital and had a room ready for me before I even left the ER. He and his staff I am eternally grateful to. The security guard that was on duty that night was also extremely helpful and concerned. I've never been more impressed. I had my brain surgery 4 days ago so tumor free now. Thank you Dr Brian I truly appreciate you and your staff. God Bless you

Had a CT in the portable building, staff was great, really appreciated the work crew suspending their work to limit the noise while test was done.

They were so nice and very attentive..seemed like they just couldn’t do enough..Very pleased..

Was a very good experience they were very helpful

Went in early to get finger prints done and was greeted by a welcoming staff. Got in and got out very easily. Very nice and working staff! ❤️

It was nice will definitely be using them in future

Administration was helpful with information!

Tough road but I couldn't have found a better support system for my family memeber and the rest of us. Thank You team.

I was there in 2017 for about 4 months. I had previously been in 13 psych hospitals before this and none of them worked as good as this one. That was my very last hospital I ever went to and had stopped self harming from that place. Mrs. P and Tyron were my favorite staff members. They made me feel heard and listened to. Only missing one star was because of the food. Over all a great experience for me because I actually was made to feel like a person instead of a child with issues!

Great place to detox at. Facility is pretty nice but the staff is great. People like TJ Jones make the place a 5 star. They care and want to help you make the next step towards your recovery. Whether it be the first time or the 20th they’re there to help.

This is a great place for anyone experiencing a mental health crisis. The staff is kind, helpful, and understanding. My week here was very healing and I will always be grateful for it. A few critiques: 1. Care is not very personalized. Your “care team” is a rotating door of therapists, NP’s, and the doctor. They treat the doctor like the Wizard of Oz and it’s really hard to get a straight answer from anyone on the team. I did not receive one-on-one therapy at any point during my 5 nights. 2. Even if you sign in voluntarily, you’re pretty much trapped in there until the Wizard grants you permission to leave. I felt restored and safe after three days and adamantly expressed that to the various members of my “care team.” They say it’s out of their control. This was a problem for me, as each additional day was racking up a very large bill. In order to leave by your own accord, you have to sign a form that negates your health insurance benefits, so it’s not really an option. I understand the risk when dealing with people in crisis, but I was really frustrated by this. 3. Cost. Make sure your insurance is going to cover your stay here. It’s $850/night without insurance and you’ll be forced to stay at least five nights.

I have been inpatient 2 times over the last 4 years for depression and to safely get my medication adjusted. The stigma attached to "psych wards" is just that, a stigma. I have worked in these types of hospitals for 20 years so I know the horror stories that create the stigma and there are several I absolutely believe need to be shutdown but Oakwood Springs is definitely not a part of that stigma. Yes there are a few things I'd suggest changing but that comes from a trained eye but from a patient perspective it isn't a big issue. Overall my stays were great and this is the ONLY hospital I will recommend in the state of Oklahoma. Again I've worked in a few and been inside every single one in the state of Oklahoma during my employment for transports and whatnot... Taking the first step is very scary but please believe me when I say it will be ok and this is the right place to go to. When you take that first step you need it to be a strong stable foundation and Oakwood Springs is it. Don't let anything keep you from seeking help 💜

Call me crazy but this needs examined!

Has miraculously helped me staff and facility is excellent never seen such a change for the better in me I give my thanks to this facility wow this is an experience trying to leave a review it wants 200 characters

The staff are excellent and understanding.

My wife works there, so its tops in my book

Always friendly, very fast getting me in and out and I love my Doctor.

I love the medical staff. Very helpful and friendly

This place was amazing. Amazing Stephanie is a great therapist Sable and Keiana are the best definitely worth your time in your recovery

It is a wonderful place with people that care.

Love love loved this place!! Even though I was going through withdrawls, I had a blast there. Great people, great counselors.

I had the pleasure of meeting the director at a continuing education conference. She was so pleasant, caring and extremely knowledgeable of addiction and the various treatment modalities. I’m looking forward to taking a tour of their facility and referring clients to them who need their services.

Amazing place, very respectful staff, very clean and the medication is so helpful !

Im writing this review for 2 reasons one to help someone else who is pregnant and struggling with addiction and two because I’m very thankful to have found Tulsa comprehensive treatment center. I’ve been an addict for about 7 years. I started on Percocet and oxy and eventually fentanyl pills and powder. I tried suboxone, kratom, weaning off, and cold turkey withdraw. None of which worked. I found out I was pregnant and attempted withdraw a couple times I got so far along it got too dangerous to continue to even try to get clean on my own. I was one of those people who frowned upon methadone I did not want to trade one substance for another and I knew I could get through the withdrawal but never stayed sober for long. The people at the treatment center are supportive, informative, and non judgemental and everyone there has their own story so they can actually relate and give real advice instead of someone who’s never actually experienced addiction. I think the only thing I would change if I could go back is not starting methadone sooner. Everyone has to make the choice that is right for their self but if you are considering a treatment center this is a great choice. If you are someone who is scared or unsure I don’t blame you but I promise once you do an intake and start treatment you will not regret it! And if your pregnant and scared this is an option for you and they will answer any questions you may have.