Apache, OK Alcohol Rehab Centers
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Palmer's Tulsa Women and Children's Center
Only place where i could take young son with me. Overall a clean and safe environment. A chef comes in 5 days a week to prepare lunch/dinner. Excellent counselors. Rooms are small and you have to share a bathroom with 2 other rooms. So there could be as many as 10 people per bathroom. Lunch/Dinner time is extremely noisy while everyone is gathered in dining room waiting on food.
Clay Crossing
This was a great place for our son. He did not want to go to Rehab but they won him over and after 30 days he begin to work their program and ended up doing vey well and is sober after nearly a year. Thanks for all the caring people that work there! They are the best!
Rob's Ranch
Rob\'s Ranch is undoubtedly the best treatment center in Oklahoma. Best counselors, best amenities, and an unmatched spirituality focus. I came to treatment at Rob\'s Ranch in 2012 as a broken, tormented, angry, and immature man and 3 months later I left with a brand new outlook on life. Rob\'s Ranch gave my family their son, brother, grandson, and uncle back. I was also able to restore my relationship with God that I had neglected throughout the years of my active addiction.