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Was pumped with meds that didn’t work, when I told Doctor Ferrer they didn’t, she just told me to keep taking them. I told her 3 times, 4 weeks apart, that my meds were not working. She never took me off those meds, or tried anything else. This final appointment, I brought in my mother to help explain the symptoms I was experiencing, and hopefully help get my meds changed. The old nurse (who is also rude 24/7) and doctor ferrer looked at my mom and literally said “And who are you?” Dr. Ferrer won’t listen to your concerns.

I went here when I was 13 years old, and let me tell you this place is not okay. They treat you like prisoners, they medicate you and don’t explain a single thing, they’re harsh on kids, yell at them, treat them with little to no respect and try their best to keep you there as long as possible. It’s not somewhere anyone kids should go, especially not little kids. When I was there, one of the multiple therapist I had, (because they couldn’t actually schedule and keep a single therapist) broke the confidentiality agreement. Which let me say it was nothing that permitted her into doing that, there are some things therapists are allowed to tell others about but it was nothing that had me in danger or could put me in danger which is illegal for her to talk about. And most of these kids are far too young to understand what they’re going through when they’re at positive changes. If your kid is struggling do not send them here. Find a good therapist that’ll take care and work through things properly

It's like family to me,I have good insurance and could go anyplace else, but I'm grateful for the care they give me

My friend went here and really enjoyed it. Like any place, they sometimes make mistakes and do their best to fix them if they are at fault. The case managers run classes called process group and all of them working at ARC are great at their jobs.

I normally don’t leave reviews at all, but I feel like I need to say something about my recent experiences here. The Cherokee Nation WIC in nowata at will rogers has been extremely difficult to work with lately. Almost every time I’ve come in, there’s been an issue — either the computers are down or I’m being told something completely different by a new staff member. Recently, I was told I needed a different doctor’s note for my daughter’s formula. My daughter has a very sensitive stomach and will not gain weight unless she’s on this specific formula, which costs about $75. I went through the process of getting the correct doctor’s note and brought it back, only to be told that because the computers were down, they couldn’t update anything — and since they were closing, there was nothing they could do. This means I’m now stuck without help until Monday and will have to drive back again, which is not easy for me financially or time-wise. Buying that formula out of pocket is not something I can afford. What made the situation worse was how it was handled. I felt like my concerns were dismissed, and the staff came across as rude and uninterested, like the situation was somehow my fault. There was no sense of urgency or care, even though this directly affects my child. I rely on this program, and it’s frustrating to feel like I can’t depend on it when I need it most. At this point, I’m honestly considering switching to a different WIC office because of the repeated issues. I really hope this improves, because families depend on this service

Wish I could give zero stars. The hospital is nice, but the staff couldn't be bothered. My 70 yo mother was admitted here for a broken shoulder yesterday, April 3rd, and then transferred to OKC overnight for cancer they found before the surgery. While here visiting, I noticed that there is absolutely no intention for any type of bedside manner. First, my sister noticed a lot of blood coming from moms hand, and went out to get help. The young woman came in exclaiming "it's just her IV, stop freaking out!" It was a lot of blood, but we weren't freaking out. We were trying to get help. Then, we closed the door to speak privately about how to move forward with cancer treatment because she isn't really wanting to go through chemo again. She's tired. They told us the door needed to stay open and my sister simply asked "even with us in here?" and she responded "yeah, you guys aren't nurses." Same woman, same nasty attitude. While she may be right that we aren't nurses, since when does medical staff treat people with such short, petty, jabs? I've never seen anything like it. It seems like it would have been an appropriate time to explain that she's a "fall risk" or that she needed to be gawked at from the nurses station for some other reason. We were just asking for a few minutes of privacy in a stressful situation. And if it weren't for the emotional fragility of my mother and 10 year old daughter, I would've read her for filth because that's what she was acting like. Thankfully, the unit in OKC that she was transferred to has been a lot better. Not a single member of my family will be visiting this hospital again unless we absolutely cannot help it. Shame on you guys for making and already incredibly emotionally hard time for my family even harder. I'm disgusted.

I cannot describe this hospital the way I want to because I don’t have the right words but I am going to say this. This hospital was ridiculous honestly, there was a nurse who got arrested for having m3th in her purse. All of the nurses except for 1 were so rude and hateful for no reason, my grandma couldn’t call me very often and when I told them about it they said I wouldn’t get to call her if I was dead. They wrote me up because I was “too loud” they favorited this one girl and she never got in trouble when she did the exact same things I did. The amount of drama I had in this place was insane. Ronda made me feel like a bad person every chance that she got. When a patient got discharged the staff started celebrating because they didn’t like her. I do not recommend at all!! They also wrote fake situations on the sheets we had to sign every week. I hope they soon get better staff. Now the people that I love so much and I’m so glad I could meet them are Megan she’s a wonderful nurse and also dr. Dre I LOVE HER!!

The staff is very friendly and helpful they've even helped get one of my meds I couldn't get

The therapists are nice. But the med dr doesn’t care. I told her I get seratonin sickness from too many antidepressants. And what does she do but tell me to double my dose of antidepressants. She trying to keel me. HUGE Waste of time

***BEWARE*** Avoid this facility at all costs. Especially Sierra Gilbert. If you somehow get the misfortune of being matched up with this counselor (saying that very loosely), run. I have been to several counselors and all have genuinely cared. Not Sierra. This job is clearly a paycheck for this barely out of college counselor. Has ZERO business doing counseling, especially family. Literally was zero support and made the situation worse. I will review this facility on every platform possible to caution any other people wasting their time.

This place was moderately helpful at best. My teen son started seeing the team at Grand 2 years ago. I wanted to leave a review before due to what I believed were serious discrepancies in their services, but I decided to wait & give the process some time. They have people working at Grand that have “recovered” from their own mental health issues. I’m sure that this can be helpful in many regards due to experiences one has overcoming these issues. Unfortunately, our care coordinator was a real challenge to work with. She was very susceptible to the manipulation of a troubled teen & combined with her own personal problems, got herself into some tricky situations with my 17yo son, such as taking him from my home “to go hang out” without my permission. It was pure chaos. Two years of pure chaos for a family already torn by mental health issues, just trying to get help & assistance. My son’s therapist got inaccurate or jumbled info from the care coordinator. The care coordinator got info from my son, ignored me, disregarded important info from me & failed to follow up or verify any information, while sending misinformation to the team. I finally figured out what was going on & had to send a letter demanding a staff change for the care coordinator when she came into my home, knocking on my bedroom door (I’m not kidding). All this correlated with my son’s behavior turning into an empowered abusive teen (I was battered by him & still continue to be verbally abused by him) that was in & out of hospitals for 2 years. After a new care coordinator was assigned, all communications were cold & prompt by staff at Grand and they quickly pressured to discharge my son from the system. He was set to discharge soon already but there was a major sense of urgency. The things that I can say were helpful was some of the methods my son was taught by his therapist to control his behavior, the flexibility of having virtual appointments, and the accessibility of the crisis line on the provided ipad (which was promptly replaced after my son decided to destroy one). For these things, I am grateful.

Hi, my name is Harry Stanley and I was admitted to Tulsa center for behavior and health and I want There and I have to say thank you to all the doctors and staff they save my life. People might say it is a bad place, but there is a bunch of good people trying to make a bad situation good and from the bottom of my heart I wouldn’t be here if it wasn’t for their help, thank you so much again to all my doctors and nurses if you’re considering, I hope no one has to go through it, but this is the best place. You will be well pleased.

Never been worth a damn I've been misdiagnosed for pretty much up to a decade there. I've had medicines give me adverse side effects and just gave another pill to correct that = more side effects. One time I was talking to the old psych Dr in the wheel chair about a proper diagnosis well she said do you want to be autistic.. then you are. Terrible terrible services state wide. It's time for a state wide over haul ive never got a proper test and I've been thru at least 10 services in Oklahoma

So I went here for an hour last night, Not really sure if I can say this is the best evaluation for young white people well-being, better off going to jail for better help As I made it very clear to the doctor that I was lying and confessed how I was feeling, not like it did anything there like a Brick wall staff has a lot of attitude singing “not like us”, the man that discharged me I told him that I want to hurt people 5 min before he discharge me, jest bc I was like

Sometimes kids need someone to talk to... 👦 👨‍👦 👨‍👦‍👦 👨‍👧‍👦 👧 Stelly was NOT into talking to ANYONE! 🤫 So grateful 🙏 for the skill and ease the staff have into wooing a kid to talk. A "black squishy" was the 🔑 to get Stelly to open up🔒. 😉 They were also able to ease this mom's 💜 . The place is kid friendly and Stelly found it very inviting. Especially happy they had one of her favorite snacks! 🐠 Goldfish ..The waiting area is divided into different areas and generally has "kid shows" on. Thanks to all ya'll at Planet Rock. 😢 🥲 Easing one mother's 💗 at a time.

Dear Red Rock.