Name: Cedar Ridge Psychiatric Hospital
Address: 6501 NE 50th Street, Oklahoma City, OK, 73141
Telephone: 405-605-6111
Rating: 1.9167

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Providing mentalhealth solutions, this drug and alcohol rehab in Oklahoma City, OK is well-equipped in taking on patients that are looking for that light by the end of the tunnel. Cedar Ridge Psychiatric Hospital is devoted to helping addicts that require Mental medical therapy.

Alcohol and Drug Addiction Treatment

Treating female and female within Children/adolescents, Young adults and grownups, this chemical abuse treatment centre offers their services utilizing effective treatment approaches that patients will benefit and trust they are receiving the personalized attention and care needed for a successful and full recovery. The following will be the treatment methods utilized:

Individual psychotherapy
Couples/family therapy
Group therapy
Cognitive/behavioral therapy
Dialectical behavioral therapy
Behavior modification
Trauma therapy
Activity therapy
Psychotropic medication

The addiction treatment programs at this facility are provided within the effective settings of Hospital in patient and Residential. Patients may trust they are receiving the quality treatment for addiction in Oklahoma City, OK necessary for a life-long recovery.

There is really a smoking policy and it really is Smoking not permitted.

Cedar Ridge Psychiatric Hospital delivers special language services which include; Services for the deaf and hard of hearing.

Special programs and classes are all encouraged here that cater to each challenge an individual could be fighting with. The Particular classes and applications at this drug and alcohol rehab center are:

Cedar Ridge Psychiatric Hospital features lots of ancillary services to create this happen. Particular services that contribute to each individual's unique needs and requirements and draw about so many success stories. These solutions include:

Persons with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
Case management
Chronic disease/illness management
Diet and exercise counseling
Family psychoeducation
Housing services
Illness management and recovery
Integrated primary care service
Legal advocacy
Non-nicotine smoking/tobacco cessation medications
Psychosocial rehabilitation services
Screening for tobacco use
Suicide prevention services

Investing in recovery from drug and alcohol addiction may keep a loved one's life. Cedar Ridge Psychiatric Hospital offers financing together using these techniques; Money or self-payment, Medicaid, Medicare, State financed medical insurance coverage other than Medicaid, Private health insurance, Military insurance (e.g., State welfare or child and family services funds along with IHS/Tribal/Urban (ITU) funding.

All the invaluable services provided at this addiction treatment centre instill the various tools along with life-skills necessary to achieve life-long recovery. If you need additional information about this facility, we encourage you to reach out to them, so they may educate you regarding their own services.

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Bekah Flanagan

Pleased with their services! I am not sure what the low ratings are for. I have read some of the comments and we did not have an experience like this at all. They do only allow visitation on Sat and Sunday for an hour. My daughter got a 10 minute phone call each night. It was really hard to relinquish control, but every staff member we encountered was caring and kind. We always got a call back and she saw the doc every day. She also saw the therapist everyday. We had private insurance and they did not keep her longer for more money. I feel like others' expectations are skewed, maybe. This was our first experience with this situation, so maybe we do not have much to go off of. We were happy with the result and our daughter said the place really helped her.

Bever Hank

Incredible, caring, and motivated staff. You have to be willing to let go of your unhealthiness in order to help your child. Dr. Jarmin is fantastic with the kids.

Beth Cabe

Cedar Ridge has twice helped my family get healthier mentally. My son went here for a month when he was 13 and now again at the age of 16. If it weren't for Dr. Jarman and Ms. Bella we would be completely lost. You have to be willing to let go and accept that your child is responsible for his or her actions. This isn't a vacation, this is a working zone for mental health. The staff have been amazing to me and my child. If I ever get to wondering how he is doing I simply call the unit and speak to the nurse to find out about the day. The staff keeps me well informed of any and all changes that are made concerning his care. I feel that he is in the best place he can be. He is working on himself as himself without my hovering over him. Just to add this in, my son at 13 came in on Tricare, at that time the facility did not accept Tricare. After some conversation my son was offered 30 days of treatment for FREE. These people aren't here for the money, they are here to help children. Blessings to all those who are working hard to help our children help themselves and for helping the parents to navigate into a healthier life.

Schumacher

First off, if you have to read this review I'm sorry, because I know how hard it is to have to make the choice to allow your child to be taken into an unknown environment. I was terrified. Especially after reading the previous reviews. But I was very pleased with the care my son received here. I never had any issues with not being able to speak to a nurse, and I called a lot. If a nurse did not answer, I waited about ten minutes and called back. Everyone was very kind and helpful. My son did not come home with bed bugs, and he did not complain about anybody there. I am thankful for the care he received here.

Levi Feehan

I think the other patients here complaining about how """"prison"""" like it is, is being petty and dramatic because, you know. They were sent to a mfing health facility lmao. It was very nice. Mr. Tyler let us go outside and exercise after we requested it, we got a full hour outside. Most of the staff doesn't enforce the 5 minute phone call rule, because even they think it's stupid, and if you behaved that day they'll let you. Mrs. Ari was the first person I met there and she was wonderful. She, Tyler, and Brad made it feel less like a cold facility and more like a gentle home. Also? Brad commented on my Green Day shirt and said he liked them too so frankly? godspeed you funky little nurse. He recommended me to a program called Green Shoes, for heavier trauma therapy. I'm going to try and go to it, and I trust that he wouldn't lie to me about it. This place is great. It's clean, you shower everyday, and you can still be in contact with your guardians. Your hygiene is up to you, not them. They're satisfied if you're not nasty and your bed is made. I'm doing so great because of this place. I'm not suicidal and I've been doing amazing. I've got coping skills that actually work for me now, and I've finally let go of a few things that stuck with me. This facility is amazing.

Emily Highfill

I was a patient in this place for a few weeks and it was absolute hell. The only thing that got me through was a singular tech that only worked in my ward a couple times. The main tech we had woke us up every morning by banging on our doors and yelling at us to get up. We were not allowed outside. We were only allowed 5 minute phone calls with our parents. We were only allowed one hour visitation. They wouldn’t even let my outside therapist come see me, they said that I had to only work with the “therapist” they had that worked there. Yet I only saw that “therapist” twice in the weeks I spent there. One of those times being when I was checking out. They treat you like a prisoner, not a patient that needs help.

Shy George

When I was 17 I was put here by my abusive aunt. I'm a type 1 diabetic, They tried to take my diabetic insulin pump away from me (because of the cord/tube) I fought with them about for like an hour but I got to keep it. I was put on meds I didnt know. We slept on thin pads and a sheet. the pillows were made of the same thin pads we slept on that were less than half the size of a normal pillow. we were only allowed a quarter size amount of shampoo, no conditioner. if you didnt wake up when they said to you would be marked up, if you didnt shower you would be marked up, if you didnt eat every bite of your food you would be marked up, and so on. You talk to the doctor for like 5 minutes and you get a new pill. The only good parts were some of the staff. After everything I told them about my life and the issues they had me sent home after the holiday to the abusive aunt. if I could give 0 stars I would. (also the salads they made were pretty good though only that would get 5 stars).

Maureen Moore

Just not the type of care facility I was looking in regards to my son. Was looking for treatment and therapy for him. He only saw the doctor and therapist once a week. This place is ran more like a prison than anything. You get one 5 minute phone call a day and 2 visits during the weekend that last one hour. You actually only get about 45 minutes of your visit because it takes time to get the kids down. Nobody cares to communicate care to you. I was called about putting my son on a medicine, then called a week later like they forgot we ever talked. I had outpatient services set up for my son but they made sure to ruin those plans for us, so be it. My advice would just not use the facility. Saints was so much better.

Julia Allen

If I could I would give Cedar Ridge 0 stars for verbal abuse, going against their policy and over all making me worse. I came to Cedar Ridge the Friday before Halloween, and when I asked if I would be going home anytime soon they told me I would be going home on halloween. Then halloween rolls around and I'm getting moved up to residential. When I was meditating Mrs. T started making fun of me, and the other kids said if I was Christian she wouldn't make fun of me, I was also criticized for my religion and practices when I was specifically told and I read that one of their policies was that I as a patient have a right to my religion and to practice it, but it doesn't feel that way. I was also yelled at for doing things that other patients didn't get yelled at for. When I was getting my blood drawn they put the needle in my arm and dug around, then once the needle was farther in then it needed to be the drew my blood; once they were done they VERY VERY VERY QUICKLY pulled out the needle and it scratched me and they didn't do anything about it. The food made me very sick. The only thing keeping me from misbehaving was 2 people there, Mr. Carlos, and Ms. Jordan. I was in residential for a week. They then told me that I was going to go home the next day and when that day came I was told I had to stay for 2 more weeks. Ms. Yolanda and Mrs. T WERE THE ABSOLUTE WORST. I got Diagnosed with "homecidial Ideations" when I never ever want or have wanted to hurt or kill others. They also can't control the actual problem kids. They didn't call my mom about anything, and when one of my friends mothers said they were going to pull their child out Dr. Jarman threatend that if she did she would call DHS on her. The education building is a trailer form a trailer park and it smells disgusting, and like old cigarrette smoke, i also think that i saw mold in almost every corner of the school rooms. the night staff are literally so loud and stomp up and down the hallway. I have PTSD from this place. If I could I would do something to shut down their buisness. I absoulutley hated being there. DO NOT TAKE YOUR LOVED ONES HERE. AND IF YOU ARE WONDERING WHO THIS IS IT'S JULIA ALLEN

Sara Osborn

food could be better for what people have to stay to place their kids here and i brought BED BUGS home with me after i stayed for less than a week. i got to speak to my family for a max of 5 mins at the end of each day. is taking ones family away from them really going to help the whole reason they ended up in this facility? i would suggest any other hospital than Cedar Ridge to help you.

Mike T

My son was there as a residential patient for a few months. He was there long enough for the staff to see many of the things he did at home that landed him there. Before he was released back home to us, he had numerous successful escapes with other children from their facility while under their watch and from what his counselor said, he was very disrespectful towards the staff during his "moments". We were told the reason he was allowed to come home was that he did not meet the requirements for being there any longer and got a short notice to come and pick you son up. My reasons for the 1 star are due to the lack of security and lack of communication. My son and a few other patients successfully escaped their facility while under their watch. Specific details were left out why he was returned to us considering his actions a few days prior to his release and the short notice of him coming home. His original counselor was great but the assignment of his replacements was troubling. Unfortunately there are few options in OKC to take loved ones when this type of event occurs. This was his 4 time there.

Jessica Gerhart

Do not bring your kid here! It is impossible to get them out! And they will keep with against your will! I wish I would have known. I can only see my child on the weekends for one hour and only get one phone call day for 5 minutes. And no one calls to give you information about your child they just do stuff on thier own! I told them no medication at all and when I seen my son he told me they gave him a pill to help him sleep. Please take your kid some where else. Don't come here!

Xiola Gray

I don’t understand why there’s so many bad reviews, I had a very good experience at Cedar Ridge. This review will be a little long, but if you’re thinking about going I recommend you read this from an ex-patient telling you about the hospital. I have been here twice for a month each time (they gave me proper help, I just stopped going to therapy and stopped taking my meds so I fell back down the rabbit hole). The staff was really nice and helpful. When I was sick they gave me medicine (with parents permission), and reminded me to stay hydrated. I saw my personal therapist once a week, but had multiple group therapies every day. There’s also recreational therapy twice a week, where you play games or make crafts but also learn something. If you’re in acute you see the doctor every day, but in residential you see the doctor once a week. In acute you get one 5 minute call once a day to whoever your guardian approved, in residential you get a 5 minute call on Tuesdays and Thursdays, and a 10 minutes call on Saturday and Sunday. You get visitation on Saturday and Sunday for one hour. You shower every day, though there is a time limit since there’s multiple people there and only so many showers. That’s the same reason there’s a time limit on the phone call. Really, how long you get depends on what tech you get. Some will let you go for a few minutes longer. You’re also allowed to write and receive letters from the same people you’re allowed to call. If you’re in residential and have good behavior you’re allowed a pass (you can leave the hospital for however many hours the doctor allows and go with the same pre-approved family), they do this partially because being cooped up is bad for you, and partially to see how you interact with those people if you were having problems with them. The food is pretty good, but if you don’t like the foods of the day you can get something else (ham sandwich, turkey sandwich, pb&j, grilled cheese, salad, veggie salad; I also recommend if you get grilled cheese to get the potato salad as the side, it is the best potato salad I have ever had in my entire life and I fear that I’ll never find potato salad as delicious, and if a tech tells you they don’t do that anymore they may be wrong as they were last time so you should still insist they write it on the paper every time you get it). For Residential I was in the Cavaliers, which is an all girls unit. The unit was always decorated and you can hang drawings on the wall which was very nice, it made it feel a little more comfortable. Of course I do have a few complaints, but not many. You can’t go outside while you’re in acute, and you can’t go outside every day in residential. When you do go outside it is for an hour though, and on the weekends in Cavaliers we got to (or had to, depending on your outlook) do Zumba. The beds were not very comfortable, and the blankets aren’t super duper warm, but you can have a second one if you ask. You also have to raise your hands before you get up. This wasn’t a problem for me, but I know a lot of people disliked it. The reason they do this is so they can always know where everyone is and keep things under control as there’s usually only two techs in the unit at a time. My history teacher, Miss G, was kind of mean, but hey everyone gets a mean teacher at some point. And she’s not terribly mean, just a little frustrating. Also everyone in the unit is in the same English class so if you’re in high school it can be a bit boring doing low level work. My main problem was just that my therapist, Robin, both times had my mother come up the day before I was being released for group therapy. This wouldn’t be so bad except for we live two hours away and she knew my moms car wasn’t running very well so she had to schedule rides with friends. That part was very frustrating for both me and my mother. Overall it was a very good experience. Mrs Vicki is a very good tech, and if you’re in the unit with her you’re very lucky. I highly recommend Cedar Ridge if you’re in a bad place mentally.

Chad Pressley

We have had experience here with our daughter a couple of times and have always found the staff to be very helpful and professional. We were reluctant to take her after reading the reviews but each time Cedar Ridge proved that their staff is competent and professional. Yes they can be a little difficult to communicate with but you have to remember the nature of events that they are dealing with on a daily basis. Anytime you are forced to employee the service of a facility like this it is inevitably a bad day and this is not a fix, do not expect to complete your stay and come out changed, it is designed to equip you with additional tools to continue healing.

Joseph Collins

Its not bad you just have to stay to your self

Cassie Wooten

They stole my boyfriend:( imma be by his side through every bit of it tho just waiting for the day that I can hug n kiss him again- cassie

oxy chan

Beds were uncomfortable. Gave us only one pillow. Never let us go outside. There were rude staff. Very disrespectful.

barry H

i loved it the staff was the nicest pepole ever. i meet a fiend named mia harrkins we had the most in comon then any one else in there

Sagan C.

If I could give zero stars I would. My autistic son was dirty everytime we saw him, even down to his fingernails, the explanation we always received was he didn't know how to bathe himself. My son knows how to clean himself he has been doing it for years, no amount of explaining that to them seems to help. I bought him new outfits,socks,underwear, and shoes when I saw him in other childrens clothes only for them to disappear. Staff was extremely rude not only to me and my husband but also to my son. I received a phone call late one night from the nurse telling me my son tied a sheet around his neck in attempt at suicide, no doctor saw him, right after telling me that she said he was discharging in the morning. Don't send your child here.

Abigail Paredes

I got the help I needed and the staff was really helpful and understanding with each of the patients and the different issues we were going through, so therefore I highly recommend going here if you deal with any of the following- Depression,Eating disorder,Bipolar, O.C.D, Schizophrenia,personality disorder, panic disorder ect They truly just want to help out and I would personally just wanna thank the staff for leading me to the right path.

Lovely Lovatic

I give Mr. Brad the nurse a five star review because I promised I would if he bought a deck of cards and he did.

kaden m

I was there from november, 16,2021 to december, 21,2021 I was in their lgbtq+ unit most of the staff were supportive but most were making very homophobic remarks on a gay unit like all these pronouns are not real and I got thretend to get thrown out a window and the night staff was so loud the only good staff is miss. Shawna, Ms. Somer, Ms. Micah, Ms. Rachel, Ms. Emma that is all the rest like a staff named Ms. Andrea some kids were talking about what they had to drink after they overdosed like one kid said they had to drink charcol and the other said they had to drink gatorade and Ms. Andrea said maybe you didn't take enough to a mentally ill kid insted of telling them to change the subject LIKE THEY ARE SUPPOSED TO DO and most of the staff will talk trash on the kids while they are right infront of the others like this one time I wanted a drink of water and they literally let everybody else get water but me and that made me upset so i cried and then they said i was faking it not really crying and they used to be my favorite staff and when i would try to do things to harm myself there like for instance i was literally choking myself and they waited for my face to turn blue for them to do someting all they were doing was saying don't do that you can't do that I almost died that day and they did not care after that happend when i brought it up in therapy the next day they turned it down like it was nothing and did not take any safety measures so i did not do it again and some kid smuggled in a razor blade and i got ahold of it i know they saw the cuts on me and they did nothing about it did not take it away from me or anything and there was this one staff who was literally on their phone the entire shift and when two kids got into a fight they did not a thing they just bacily let the other kid beat the crap out of the other and on December 19 2021 when i was on the phone with my mom and my nose started to bleed and i literally had to stand there cause i could not get anybody's attention until one of the kids got me something and after that i had to sit for an hour with a bloody nose wich constantly bleed for AN HOUR and they just stood there and wached me while it was gushing blood they do not take care of you physicly or mentally i literally came out worse than i went in to there i do not recommend you to bring your children there unless you want them to have PTSD from that place this really deserves no stars i feel like it is better for your child to not go there or any other place cause none of the hospitals in oklahoma is sutible for children

kaden m

cayenne

i went here in jan it was the worst thing ever i gpt verbal abused by some "teachers" there we slept on thin padding ever we only had one pillow that was made out of the same thing we only got fine minutes to call and a hour to visit IT WAS THE WORST THING EVER

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Annette Barber

Our child went to C.R.B.H. to be OVERHAUL from medications, June 7, 2022. July 15, 2022, they were DISCHARGED. Their Primary Dr. just keep medicating them and the Dr. was the one stated our child needed to be overhaul from their medication. We got our loved one admitted to C.R.B.H. one week later. They were the ONLY ONE WITH A BED. When our love one was Discharged, our loved one was WORSE when they came home than when they went, TOTAL Out of control. 7/24. Running, screaming, tearing thing up, breaking things, throwing things, saying NO, using every CUSSING word, I mean the BIG WORDS. They were assaulted by one of the clients and we were called the next day and ask if anyone called us to let us know, the day it happen and the answer was NO. We know they received for sure, one-shot TREATMENT because a Nurse called us that night let us know, don't know if they received any more. July 13 and incident happen and instead of them addressing it, the staff calls us Thursday to let us know they was being discharged tomorrow July 15. NEVER talk to the DR. NEVER TALKED ABOUT ANY TYPE OF TREATMENTS GIVING WHILE THERE. UPPED some of his medications and put them on other medications. I don't know what they did during the day. Had 4 sessions with Family Therapist. Never received any follow up papers when discharged. The experience we had with this hospital; I WILL NOT RECOMMEND ANYONE TO SEND THEIR loved ONE THERE. I am very displeased, dissatisfied with the WHOLE PROGRAM. Thank GOD our little loved ONE is getting the treatment they need. They are removing some of their medication, because some are not working, they are getting the HELP they needed. Thank the LORD for allowing us to go through C.R.B.H. for us to learn for ourselves this is not a PLACE to get the HELP one truly needs. Never thought I would have to write a Negative report such as this, BUT it is what it is. Found C.R.B.H. online. Never heard of it and now that I have spoken to other people that had dealings with C.R.B.H. NONE had NO POSITIVE REPORTS. I was happy they could take our loved one but as I stated before the experience we had and of their DISCHARGED was a DISGRACE. NO, I WILL NOT RECOMMEND C.R.B.H. TO ANYONE AND ALL MY REPORTS OF THIS IS NEGATIVE.

Annette Barber

Williams

Careful when going to this place they are very very unclear on what your costs are going to be I was told my insurance was out of network my cost would be $5,000 they took a check from me for partial payments then said that they would submit it to the insurance which at that point went to $10,000 of course my insurance only paid two now I'm left with thousands of dollars worth of bills that they lied to me about

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Ann

This place was so poorly run and severely understaffed. They sound good on paper, but how they treated my child and others there was horrific. Bear in mind, not all staff members are unethical or rude, but most are passive-aggressive. My daughter's therapist was a verbally abusive narcissist, which caused even more trauma. They also have a problem with answering the phone on her unit, so rarely was I able to find out how she was doing. They also really pushed the meds even though I told them that the meds have only made her worse. When my child expressed her food allergies, she was mocked and told by the therapist, they wouldn't let her leave until she ate meat and dairy. Even though they have a vegan menu, most staff was rude about her diet. One evening all they brought her was a plate of black beans because she refused to choose a meat option. They are supposed to see a nutritionist upon arrival if they have a special diet. She never saw one. I'm not even going to go into how they made her sleep on the floor in another room. If you have a choice, please think twice about sending your loved one to this mental hell facility.

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