Name: Oakwood Springs
Address: 13101 Memorial Springs Court, Oklahoma City, OK, 73114
Telephone: 405-438-3000
Rating: 1.8333

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Providing diligent patient care, Oakwood Springs specializes in Substance abuse treatment , Detoxification, Buprenorphine detoxification , Relapse prevention from naltrxone , Buprenorphine used in treatment, Naltrexone (oral), Vivitrol (injectable Naltrexone), Accepts clients on opioid medication , Prescribes/administer buprenorphine and/or naltrexone , Acamprosate(Campral) and Medications for psychiatric disorders) utilizing customized treatment programs that outfit patients' needs by employing the following treatment approaches.

Cognitive/behavioral therapy
Dialectical behavioral therapy
Substance abuse counseling approach
Trauma-related counseling
Rational emotive behavioral therapy
12-step facilitation approach
Brief intervention approach
Contingency management/motivational incentive
Motivational interviewing
Anger management
Relapse prevention

Alcohol and Drug Addiction Treatment

These drug and alcohol treatment approaches address Mix of Mental Health and Substance Abuse. The road to recovery from a substance abuse problem is challenging, but Oakwood Springs offers Hospital inpatient , Outpatient , Outpatient day treatment or partial hospitalization, Intensive outpatient treatment, Hospital inpatient detoxification, Hospital inpatient treatment, Computerized treatment and Psychiatric hospital programs that nurture a healthy transition to sobriety.

Both these substance abuse treatment programs in Oklahoma City, OK are designed to address the unique requirements of each patient and are determined by a variety of factors.

Drug and Alcohol Rehab

Oakwood Springs welcomes Female and Male and Young adults and Adults and has a Smoking permitted in designated area policy. Special language services are also provided which are: Services for the deaf and hard of hearing.

Addiction Treatment Programs

Teaching addicts how to live a life of sobriety utilizing effective social and life skills is essential to the special programs and groups facilitated by addiction specialists. The special programs and groups regularly held are:

Persons with co-occurring mental and substance abuse disorders
Veterans
Active duty military
Military families

Alcohol and Drug Treatment Services

Making sure each patient receives optimum addicting treatment, this drug and alcohol treatment center in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma also provides:

Case management
Consumer-run (peer-support) services
Nicotine replacement therapy
Non-nicotine smoking/tobacco cessation medications
Screening for tobacco use
Smoking/tobacco cessation counselling
Alcohol Detoxification
Benzodiazepines Detoxification
Cocaine Detoxification
Opioids Detoxification
Individual counseling offered
Group counseling offered
Family counseling offered
Aftercare/continuing care
Treatment for non-substance abuse addiction disorder
Breath analyzer or blood alcohol testing
Comprehensive mental health assessment
Comprehensive substance abuse assessment
Drug or alcohol urine screening
Discharge Planning
Domestic violence services - family or partner
HIV or AIDS education
Health education services other than HIV/AIDS or hepatitis
Mental health services
Outreach to persons in the community
Substance abuse education
Self-help groups
Screening for mental health disorders
Screening for substance abuse
Social skills development
Transportation assistance
Hepatitis education

Committing to a drug rehab treatment program is a great step for an addict and Oakwood Springs will nurture a positive transition to recovery. Financing options at this facility for the necessary transformation include Cash or self-payment, Medicare, Private health insurance and Military insurance (e.g..

If you have additional questions about this facility, we encourage you to reach out to them for more information about their services.

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Jessica McKee

I would leave no stars if I could. If you must use this facility I strongly suggest leaving your belongings with a loved one as opposed to allowing the staff to “store” them for you during your stay. I took my Mother to the emergency room, and when I dropped her off she had her purse with all of her personal belongings in it, she was then transported to this facility by an officer who can confirm that she still had all of her possessions, oddly enough when I picked my mother up she was missing her purse, wallet, two sets of car keys, the keys to her home as well as two albuterol inhalers. What has the staff done about this? Absolutely nothing. I have attempted to get in touch with “Paulette” about this matter with no luck all day. Also the man in charge of my mothers unit “Robert” was no help whatsoever, instead of offering to investigate the matter he instead chose to question why my mother had two sets of car keys and why both of them would be with her and in the same place, as if it were somehow relevant or any of his business at all. Since I cannot settle the matter with the staff, I’m sure the police department will be happy to help me file a report and further guide me in resolving this issue. The car keys alone will cost my mother $1600 to replace. As if she wasn’t going through enough already.

Alex 0zuna

Im glad that we have facilities where are good medical attention Excellent doctors and nurses!! Very nice and polite!! Kind heart human beings that care about their patients health!

Rosevelia Hermosa

Be prepared to come in feeling terrible then leave feeling even worse (and possibly now homeless) because of the cost. And if you think you can go in and request to leave early due to the price, they will hold you against your will for an additional week. This would be okay if they stopped charging you after you signed the contract to leave against doctors orders, but no they're money hungry.

karin knapp

To whom it may concern: I was told that it was a HIPPA Violation to tell someone else if a person had an assessment or not. I told my husband, whom I believe is suffering with some sort of mental Illness, that i would go with him if he went to take an assessment. He went. Not only did they not listen to any information i told them or even ask me about it, they told him I did not take an assessment. My husband is suffering from paranoid delusions about me cheating. So now he has become even more abusive. I recommend this place to no one! They did absolutely nothing to help the situation! They only made it worse for me and my daughter!

Vanessa Sumner

With Blue Cross blue Shield and Oakwood springs they charged them $24,000! with the discount and what insurance paid we are still having to pay $7,000, My Husband sure as heck didn't receive $7K worth of care! The phones don't even work when you call your family member with constant static. One morning I got a call from what I thought was my husband but it was another patient calling me from the redial button just to mess with me... how freaky! My husband would call me to complain because he wasn't getting his questions answered by the staff in a way that he would understand. There were multiple visits that they couldn't even find my husband on their rosters up front and we would only get to visit for 30 minutes instead of the hour. This was totally the PCA Michelle's fault she couldn't find my husband and refused to let us visit. There was another PCA that would let us visit longer if they were not found on time or if they were the ones who were at fault. The only nice person up there was Rex the PCA. My husband didn't even know who is therapist was up until 2 days before he was discharged and didn't see the DR until almost 3 days into his original stay. He went in on a Thursday and didn't meet a Dr until Monday.

Mary Mckeen

This place is one of the better facilities. The doctors really care about your treatment. The nurses are awesome as well. I would defiantly recommend this facility to others.

julee cook

I would give this place no stars if possible. Waste of time and money. JUST A WARNING even if you VOLUNTARILY check in... they WILL HOLD you for at least 120 hours IF you have good insurance. They ARE NOT about helping people!!! They are ALL about the money. The communication up there is horrible. It is very unorganized and unprofessional. Even if the patient signs access to patient information - to discuss the treatment with family, it will be brief, vague and make no sense. Suicide Squad was shown for movie night. To me that just sounds like a sick joke for the staff members to laugh over. I really do feel sorry for someone who actually wants help to understand why they feel so up and down emotionally.

Cara Johnson

I was traumatized by the intake process alone! They left me in the intake room for 5 hours with barely any contact. I was told they'd be right back. I ended up breaking down in there, when I came for help. I was calm coming in. The staff can also be dismissive when you try to get help. Some staff were great,but the overall experience made me regret ever going...so many mistakes and understaffing as I understand.

Kara Christensen

Actually, I am Shara. Not sure what is happening to computer. My clothes were in my car in the parking lot. No one told me that I needed to bring them at check-in. It took 3 days to get my clothes. Brought in me Poise pads and they were lost. Without them I had quit a rash. Was denied my religious freedom reading by with holding my Bible for 4 days. That is very illegal. The psychiatrist would spend no more than 15 minutes with you. They depend on the notes written by other personnel. If I had a counselor, I could not tell. Ask for three days to speak with my counselor but the request was ignored or just fell through the tracks. There is a computer program that they were very proud of and displayed on web page. It was never working during my stay. They were also proud of their exercise gym. Again we were able to use only once. Did not feel the staff remembered that we paid $800 a day to be there.. However the food was great.

Andrew Collier

Great medical detox program and the staff is extremely helpful.. You get to bring ur own clothes and toiletries too

Matt Donica

Beware price-gouging. $2000 a day without an explanation better than "that's our rate". They refuse to break down charges any further so I am apparently supposed to believe that my wife ate $2000 worth of cafeteria food and took $2000 worth of naps a day. This place's business model is getting people to sign huge debt contracts under duress. If we lived in a just society, the CEO and many of the other business officials at the hospital would be in prison.

Sharon O'Roke

Your best treatment here is bonding with the other patients. Staff with any compassion are few and far between.. Dr. Shyvonne Gray and her unit assistant actually laughed at me for a phrase I used during my 3 minute intake, adding “we don’t use that phrase here....” of course, if she would have opened my file to see I had a TBI with aphasia maybe she could have tried to understand what I meant. I was admitted for depression, but also have a TBI, and PTSD from a mass workplace shooting. The other two facilities refused me because of my TBI. Mercy was told that my overlay made involuntary commitment inappropriate. Oakwood couldn’t wait to receive me ( although by the time I got to my room, I had been up 26 hours). A mistake was made regarding my blood pressure medicine (the Oakwood doctor didn’t write a prescription for it). I developed a migraine, and was given Imitrex. The night nurse noted how high my blood pressure was. By early the next morning when they take your vitals, my blood pressure was 199/110. You are told at the beginning that every time you fail to “play nice” you will stay an extra day. The incident has made my TBI much worse, my vision was affected by 7 days of out of control BP, and I felt that I was a prisoner. The counselors are good. Otherwise, Stay away from this place; far, far away.

Jill McFall

I had a great experience. The staff were all kind and patient with us. My group therapist, Jonathan was really fantastic. The program helped me tremendously with building resiliency skills to cope with the stresses of life. I appreciate everything they did for me.

Danny P

I was disappointed to find out if you guys didn't have a translator so I could send somebody over that was Spanish and was referred to another hospital emergency services instead. Actually the person on the phone didn't know if they had a translator I'm Duty the person on the chat didn't know how long it would take to get some in there

Lacy Slatton

I wish I could leave a glowing review, because my experience inpatient there was fantastic. I was planning to transition to outpatient until it became clear that it was not feasible for me, not from a schedule standpoint or a financial standpoint or a standpoint of overexerting myself - it would've required three fourteen-hour days from me a week, which would be worse for my mental health than just finding a traditional therapist. When I went to get a form signed for my job about the treatment I received while inpatient there, I was told I could not have the form signed unless I began outpatient treatment. It breaks my heart to have to be investigating legal avenues against a facility that I thought was so wonderful. Mental Health Law in Oklahoma states that the release of my records and information CANNOT be made conditional on participation. I really want to believe that this is just the fault of some particularly unkind outpatient front desk staff, and not the facility as a whole. In the meantime, I’m going to have to see if my primary care physician will sign the form stating that I was in the hospital, because the hospital will not Update: Now they are continually harassing me to come to treatment both I and my advocate have told them in no uncertain terms I will not be attending. This place is a nightmare. No, you can’t have any more of my insurance money!.

Cynthia Walker

My granddaughter was admitted last Thursday, as of yet we haven't been told anything. We have several calls for the so call doctor to call us. Yes, she signed a waiver after we informed her. She's only been 18 for two months, not mature enough to know about all the paperwork she was filling out just what they want her to know. Nurses are uncaring about patients and the families who worry about her.

Blake Phipps

If you can find ANY way to go to Mesa Springs instead, do it, if you didn't want to die before you got here, you're gonna want to as soon as you get checked in. I was in the meadows unit for five days, and I don't think there was a single moment I actually felt safe or okay. The doctor I saw here, Dr. Verma, was a complete joke, told me "compliance is always a good thing" when I told her I was being given medication she HADN'T PRESCRIBED TO ME and the nurses wouldn't let me refuse it. Nurses were pushy and inconsistent with rules, and I don't know if it was the doctor or the nurses who messed up my medications, but there were quite a few issues with that, 1. They never let me have my birth control, 2. They lowered my dose of anxiety meds by half without discussing it with me, and then wouldn't listen when I complained about high anxiety, 3. They prescribed my anxiety meds for three times a day, but I was lucky if they gave it to me even once a day, 4. The first night I was there, they told me I had to take an antipsychotic, I asked who had prescribed it, and they said my doctor did, I said I hadn't seen a doctor on the unit yet, they said it must be from my normal psychiatrist, I said no, she gad prescribed this to me in the past and it didn't work, they had no answer to that and just asked me to take it, I refused, they tried to push it on me anyway, but eventually let me say no, but didn't let me sign a refusal. The next morning the same thing happened. I met with my doctor that day and she told me she was prescribing something else (that i told her I didn't want to take due to the possible side effect of weight gain [I came in because gaining weight in eating disorder recovery made me suicidal], but she also wouldn't take no for an answer and wouldn't even consider any other treatment/medication options) and I would start it tomorrow. That evening, the nurse still gave me the same medication and wouldn't let me refuse. After arguing with her for a few minutes I just took it so maybe they would let me out sooner, even though I knew I hadn't been prescribed that medication. The next morning they didn't start me on what the doctor told me I was supposed to take, and forced the original medication on me again, and by this point I was having tons of side effects (sweats, chills, nightmares, tremors, lethargy, muscles spasms, drowsiness, etc). I met with my doctor again and she asked how the medication was treating me, and I told her everything that happened, and she admitted to me that she hadn't prescribed what I was taking, and yet she still praised me for taking it anyway. It took at least a day before they finally realized their mistake and gave me what I was actually prescribed. The staff on the unit was a mess. As soon as any patient would show signs of being upset, the staff would just escalate the situation by yelling and fighting rather than offering help or solutions. The whole place was very disorganized, and the schedule would change without notice or explanation. Every day there was at least one thing on the schedule that just wouldn't happen, and we would spend that hour just sitting in the day room. Staff didn't ever have time to help anyone or even pay attention, multiple times people who were supposed to stay on one side of the unit would somehow wander over to the other side, despite the locked door. The majority of the group therapy sessions were completely hijacked by the therapists, so we never actually got a chance to actively talk about and work on our issues, and we were lucky if the therapist could even stay on topic, some of them just told weird unrelated stories from their own lives instead of talking about anything helpful. They would give us tons of papers in group, and some of them were helpful, like lists of coping skills and grounding techniques, but that's literally all we got out of group, because we never got to really talk. And this isn't nearly all that's wrong. This whole place is a shitshow. Hope they enjoy my two packs of cigs they lost too.

Leann Perkins

If you are searching for answers please don't be scared the moment you walk through the door you will be fine I had to take the dreaded police ride but once I got here I was fine the seriously are amazing my world was turned upside down and I was scared and didn't know what was going to happened and knew nothing about places like this if you are like me or even if you have been to places like this we all became a family in a very short time very nice the staff is amazing literally the moment you walk through the door you know they are on your side and working to help you don't be ashamed seek the help you need

alison mc alison

Upon intake fees were misrepresented. Be aware that their physicians and psychiatrist are all billed separately. This was not explained upon 3 conversations- they claim since it is in fine print on a form its legal.

Lauren Matherly

My wife and I both went here. Me in late August for the IOP program. I had almost completed treatment when my wife went into inpatient in September, and the only visitation time was during my outpatient. So of course I visited my wife. I was kicked out with one session left to go because I had missed a few sessions being with my wife, meaning now my insurance may not pay. It was all for nothing. Once my wife completed inpatient, she participated in the PHP program, and was kicked out after just a few days and a knee injury. They said the reason was because insurance would only cover 5 days of the program. In other words, "we just care about the money, not your mental health or safety." Also saw multiple HIPAA violations between the two of us. They don't allow clocks in the rooms but some of the staff won't wake you up to attend sessions when you're trying your absolute best to attend them all and do your best. Staff was catty and rude. She was also placed in the incorrect "house". She's been fighting to get Short Term disability since she went into inpatient and they have been HELL to work with. They refuse to send records or just appear to not give a care in the slightest. But here we are- with an eviction notice. Unable to pay for food or gas, etc.

Skyler Perkins

I've been to different inpatient programs before, but nothing like what Oakwood Springs offers. It has been the best experience for me, and life changing. The care they give with the groups and therapy is outstanding helping to really change the way you understand your mental illnesses. They have your typical therapy groups, but then they have groups like Music Therapy, Activity Therapy (Ranging from going to the gym, to playing basket ball, and to playing fun games like Farkle and the like), Art Therapy, Pet Therapy, Yoga, Spiritual meditation (Not necessarily God relating, but just relaxation meditation), and many more. The way the staff works and helps you through your difficult stay is comforting and reassuring, they help guide you to find the light in the darkness. The food is also pretty good, and they will work with you for payment like doing payment plans or financial aid. You also get up to 7 smoke breaks a day! You heard that right, you can smoke at this awesome place! I would tell anyone going through troublesome times to definitely give Oakwood Springs a try. Just remember to really immerse yourself in the program and groups to get the full beneficial help you deserve!

joah enevoldsen

I had a very great experience at Oakwood Springs, from the initial assessment to the the start of treatment-the staff was more than friendly and understanding. I felt very comfortable through-out my entire stay with all interactions with the assortment of groups/therapy groups offered. I would highly recommend Oakwood Springs to anyone looking for a positive experience to help them with what they are needing to work on. Best of luck.

Melissa Beer

This place was so good to me! The inpatient stay was very comfortable. They are very structured which helped keep me stay in control. They also allow you to have a sense of independence. I would recommend this to all my family and friends!!

Victoria Smith

I'm writing this review in the hopes that it helps not only my own recovery but helps Oakwood Springs become a better facility. This place traumatised me and left me so stressed that it took days for me to finally decompress. Even now, I still struggle to say the name Oakwood Springs out loud. I voluntarily checked in with severe body dysmorphic disorder and malnutrition, and - ignoring the long assessment time - was put in the detox unit, despite coming in with mental health issues. In retrospect, I'm glad they did because, later on, I learned that it would have been an even worse experience there than in detox. I was at Oakwood Springs for a total of seven days (and I can't help but give a sarcastic shout-out to Dr Motiwala for not allowing me to leave a day early when I was so anxious from the environment that I was about to lose it). Firstly, I don't want everything here to be negative, so I do want to say that nurse Paula is a saint for helping me through my panic attack that first day, and Mongo is an angel in disguise. Apart from some of the PCAs, they were the only staff members at Oakwood Springs who truly seemed to care about my well-being. To keep the rest of this as short as humanly possible, I'll be listing just a few of the observations I made and the events that occurred during my stay (names omitted). - Many of the nurses did not appear to take their job seriously. Without going into too much detail, two patients didn't receive timely hospital care. In one of these cases, the patient nearly became septic. At one point, one nurse in particular cursed this particular patient out despite her serious medical concerns. I also noticed that important medication (such as medicine for seizures and insulin) was often administered late or incorrectly. - HIPAA doesn't appear to exist here. - I was given an antihistamine even after I had listed multiple places and verbally stated that I cannot take them due to restless leg syndrome. Due to this, I didn't sleep for days and nothing was ever done to assist me and no apology was ever given. - I came in quite unwell from starving myself and from what turned out to be a vitamin D deficiency. I couldn't eat most food from the cafeteria and I couldn't eat a lot at once, and their only solution to this was for me to drink Ensure. I was told I would get to speak to a nutritionist because my stomach had become so sensitive from under-eating. I never did. One day I ate pizza crust as a meal. I barely ate the entire time I was there. - There was hardly any group or one-on-one therapy whatsoever. I believe over seventy-five percent of the planned activities never occurred as well. I received almost all of my 'therapy' from the other patients. - The 'rules' change constantly. It's also quite hypocritical to allow more alcohol in the products you provide for us but not allow a lesser amount of it in the conditioner I go out of the way to have delivered (new and unopened). - Not much is done to control unruly patients, and Code Blues are blasted throughout the entire building's intercom system. Just so that, in case you're not already under enough stress, you want to hear about the patient possibly dying in another unit. I know there are some things that are uncontrollable (like someone fainting in the lunchroom), but I can't count the number of times my adrenaline spiked to the point I was nearly hyperventilating. - It took days for some patients to even see a doctor or have their blood drawn. - The air conditioner in my room was not functioning, and even after asking several times and constantly being reassured that they would have someone come look at it, it was never addressed. - Frankly, overall, it feels like you're a prisoner. As for me, I'm doing much better now and making a lot of progress - just not thanks to Oakwood Springs.

Victoria Smith

Ren

Literally go ANYWHERE other than here. There are no therapists to speak to. They don't actually seem to have psychiatrists but will randomly throw pills at you every other day to the point that your insurance company will refuse to pay and will demand a peer to peer review for the charlatan to attempt to justify his "treatment plan" that will never be explained to your family no matter how many calls they make. Find a homeless guy and give him a $20 to rant at you. It'll be a better experience.

Ren

They are very uncaring when doing the assessment, they first start your assessment in the lobby while visitors and patients are walking in the front doors next to you. Then they tell you insurance covers everything even though NO ONE from The business office came and talked to me or explained how much the cost or anything was. No one ever answers the phones or calls you back, and you only have 2 days and a 5 hour period to see your psychiatrist otherwise you don’t see one. The latest time I could get EVER was 3:30pm, so I’m missing several hours of work for a 5 min conversation. Anytime I had a rough day in IOP the therapist would constantly say let’s do an assessment you need to be in patient. I’d constantly refuse, so hearing that 4x a week for 1.5 months was hard in itself to come Back to treatment. On top of that everytime id come for an appointment for my psychiatrist they would take for ever to run my insurance to see if it was valid still, at one point a lady said you will continue paying your health insurance right? Well no shit. Obviously I need it and it auto pays monthly. It had been paid for the next 2 months in advance and they were acting like I never had insurance at that point. It’s just a bad facility, it looks nice but ran soooo poorly.

Bailey

The most unorganized and ridiculous fucking hospital I’ve ever had to deal with. They do not know what the fuck they’re doing 90% of the time. Go ahead and send your loved ones here if you want your time and money to be fucked with.

Bailey

Hell on earth

Matt M

I would not recommend Oakwood Springs at all! I was a voluntary admission for alcohol detox. The detox part worked OK as they drugged me into unconsciousness for 3 days. Once I finally woke up high as a kite, I knew they were overmedicating me and I wanted to leave. Please note: This is a LOCKDOWN FACILITY. They would not let me leave despite my wife and parents both going up there to get me released. They said I was too medicated to leave! On top of that, they started taking away the few privileges I had because I wanted to leave. They wouldn't let me go outside and wouldn't let me even eat with the group. This is a really crappy facility for voluntary patients and the staff seemed like they don't care. I was lucky to find one person there that did care and he was able to get me out of there to a rehab facility. I wouldn't recommend this place to anyone. Voluntary in does not equal voluntary out.

SAM

THIS PLACE IS A JOKE DO NOT ADMIT YOUR LOVED ONE HERE IF YOU EXPECT TO BE ABLE TO TALK TO THEM OR GET ANY SORT OF QUESTIONS ANSWERED. AND THE DISCHARGE PLANNING HERE IS SO IGNORANT ABOUT THEIR JOB THEY REALLYNEED TO BE TRAINED BETTER OR PUT A BETTER SYSTEM IN PLACE. I HAVE NEVER BEEN SO DISAPPOINTED IN A FACILITY

Amanda DeLong

Im in PHP. My therapist and the groups are great. I have PMDD with several suicidal thoughts and the medical staff treats it like its not real. I begged for 2 days to get in with the Dr while in PHP and was told her doesn't have time and to see my primary care or go to impatient. A primary care wouldn't perscribe me psych meds so that makes no sense. Rhonda the nurse is the problem. I have been in treatment 5 times now and have never felt so unseen and disrespected.

Amanda DeLong

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