Compare 328 drug and alcohol rehab centers across Oklahoma, reviewed against accreditation and licensing standards. Filter by level of care, insurance accepted, and specialty programs to narrow down treatment options for yourself or someone you love.
24962 Okay Road · Tecumseh, OK 74873Tecumseh, OK 74873
Tecumseh · Detox, Inpatient, Women
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Detox
Inpatient
Women
Private insurance
You’ll find the Country Road Recovery Center in Tecumseh, Oklahoma. They offer a continuum of services, including residential and outpatient care. If you are struggling with drugs, alcohol, or substance abuse, you’ll find evidence based therapies that will help you…
2457 Wilcox Drive · Norman, OK 73069Norman, OK 73069
Norman · Outpatient
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Outpatient
Private insurance
The Virtue Center provides substance abuse care in Norman, Oklahoma. They offer walk-in screenings, telehealth, and phone screenings for more convenient options. Comprehensive Care Coordination The Virtue Center offers outpatient treatment and provides inpatient evaluations and referrals to other facilities…
4101 N Classen Blvd Suite D · Oklahoma City, OK 73118Oklahoma City, OK 73118
Oklahoma City · Detox, Inpatient, Outpatient
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Outpatient
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Stages of Recovery, located in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, is a dual diagnosis outpatient rehab provider dedicated to supporting individuals seeking recovery from substance use dependency. Their speciality is dual diagnosis which means they treat not only substance use disorders but…
5100 North Brookline Avenue Suite 900 · Oklahoma City, OK 73112Oklahoma City, OK 73112
Oklahoma City · Detox, Outpatient
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Detox
Outpatient
Medicaid
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INTEGRIS Mental Health Oklahoma in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, is a general psychiatry clinic. They are CARF accredited and LegitScript certified and are approved by the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services with a Special Distinction Certification. The…
23899 Oklahoma 74 · Purcell, OK 73080Purcell, OK 73080
Purcell · Detox, Inpatient, Outpatient, Men
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Detox
Inpatient
Outpatient
Men
Private insurance
Rob’s Ranch, located in Purcell, Oklahoma is a Christ focused, licensed provider of addiction treatment for men with substance use disorder. What strikes us most about this facility is their beautiful setting, a 72 acre span of peaceful countryside, to…
13597 Southeast 202nd Road · Talihina, OK 74571Talihina, OK 74571
Talihina · Inpatient
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Inpatient
Choctaw Nation Chi Hullo Li in Talihina, Oklahoma, is a program specifically designed to meet the needs of Choctaw tribal members who are struggling with addiction and substance abuse issues. Participants must be female and 18 years of age or…
2041 Northwest 7th Street · Oklahoma City, OK 73106Oklahoma City, OK 73106
Oklahoma City · Inpatient, Men
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Inpatient
Men
The Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma is a rehabilitation program that helps men and women work through drug and alcohol addiction. The center offers a residential treatment program where you can live in a safe and…
4201 24th Avenue northwest · Norman, OK 73069Norman, OK 73069
Norman · Inpatient
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Inpatient
Medicaid
Private insurance
Southern Plains Treatment Services is located in Norman, Oklahoma. This is a residential treatment center that supports adolescents who are struggling with their mental health or have a co occurring substance abuse issue. They work with adolescents ages 12 to…
13101 Memorial Springs Court · Oklahoma City, OK 73114Oklahoma City, OK 73114
Oklahoma City · Inpatient, Outpatient
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Inpatient
Outpatient
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Located in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, is Oakwood Springs. This is a drug treatment facility that provides a continuum of services for adults ranging from emergency mental health support to detox to specialized care for veterans and active duty servicemembers. If…
1215 Northwest 25th Street · Oklahoma City, OK 73106Oklahoma City, OK 73106
Oklahoma City · Detox, Inpatient, Outpatient
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Outpatient
Medicaid
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Located in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, is The Recovery Center. This is a drug treatment facility that offers medically supervised detox, inpatient, and outpatient care to adults who are ready to receive addiction treatment. They address a range of substance abuse…
5649 S Garnett Rd · Tulsa, OK 74146Tulsa, OK 74146
Tulsa · Inpatient, Outpatient, Men
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Inpatient
Outpatient
Men
Private insurance
H.O.W. Foundation, which stands for Honest, Open, Willing, is a long-term residential recovery program that helps men who are struggling to get by after attempting to quit drugs and alcohol. They are located in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and have provided treatment…
2020 North Council Road · Oklahoma City, OK 73127Oklahoma City, OK 73127
Oklahoma City · Inpatient, Men
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In Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Justin’s Lighthouse Recovery Services is an outpatient substance abuse treatment center. Individuals come to this facility to obtain addiction treatment, therapy, and mental health support. An outpatient substance abuse program includes 90 days of treatment with…
Valley Hope of Cushing lies nestled on a gorgeous historic estate in Cushing, Oklahoma, just between Tulsa and Oklahoma City. They offer residential addiction care for adults, which includes medically supervised detox, medication assisted treatment and counseling for co-occurring disorders. Milieu Therapy for Lifelong Recovery Milieu therapy is a technique that uses a structured and supportive environment to facilitate growth.…
1307 Southwest Washington Avenue, Lawton, OK 73501
Detox
Outpatient
Medicaid
Located in Lawton, Oklahoma, is the Southern Oklahoma Treatment Services Lawton clinic. This is a facility that specializes in supporting individuals to work through an opioid use disorder. They offer medication assisted treatment, outpatient counseling, behavioral health case management services, and other supports that allow you to work through your opioid addiction struggles. They accept Oklahoma Medicaid, Medicare, and the…
The Virtue Center provides substance abuse care in Norman, Oklahoma. They offer walk-in screenings, telehealth, and phone screenings for more convenient options. Comprehensive Care Coordination The Virtue Center offers outpatient treatment and provides inpatient evaluations and referrals to other facilities when appropriate. Case management is available to support ongoing recovery care, including transportation, healthcare, and housing assistance. Wellness services are…
5100 North Brookline Avenue Suite 900, Oklahoma City, OK 73112
Detox
Outpatient
Medicaid
Private insurance
INTEGRIS Mental Health Oklahoma in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, is a general psychiatry clinic. They are CARF accredited and LegitScript certified and are approved by the Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services with a Special Distinction Certification. The clinic is in network with many insurance plans and works with several lending companies who can provide health loans. Free…
In Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Justin’s Lighthouse Recovery Services is an outpatient substance abuse treatment center. Individuals come to this facility to obtain addiction treatment, therapy, and mental health support. An outpatient substance abuse program includes 90 days of treatment with group meetings three days per week. Using a therapeutic community model, Justin’s says their clients have high success rates. More…
13101 Memorial Springs Court, Oklahoma City, OK 73114
Inpatient
Outpatient
Private insurance
Located in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, is Oakwood Springs. This is a drug treatment facility that provides a continuum of services for adults ranging from emergency mental health support to detox to specialized care for veterans and active duty servicemembers. If you're struggling with your mental health or have a drug or alcohol addiction, Oakwood Springs can help you work through…
11601 West Stanley Draper Drive, Oklahoma City, OK 73165
Inpatient
Men
If you’re looking for a place that actually gets what real recovery takes, Firstep Men’s Recovery Program in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma might be exactly what you need. It’s a long-term sober living community where you can focus on rebuilding your life without worrying about the financial burden. Seriously, there’s no out-of-pocket expense for you or your family. You just have…
Southern Plains Treatment Services is located in Norman, Oklahoma. This is a residential treatment center that supports adolescents who are struggling with their mental health or have a co occurring substance abuse issue. They work with adolescents ages 12 to 17. They're able to support children who are experiencing complex behavioral health challenges as well, such as thoughts of suicide…
1215 Northwest 25th Street, Oklahoma City, OK 73106
Detox
Inpatient
Outpatient
Medicaid
Private insurance
Located in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, is The Recovery Center. This is a drug treatment facility that offers medically supervised detox, inpatient, and outpatient care to adults who are ready to receive addiction treatment. They address a range of substance abuse struggles, including dependencies on opioids, stimulants, sedatives, and alcohol. Most major insurance policies are accepted here, and there are state…
2041 Northwest 7th Street, Oklahoma City, OK 73106
Inpatient
Men
The Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma is a rehabilitation program that helps men and women work through drug and alcohol addiction. The center offers a residential treatment program where you can live in a safe and supportive environment while you build the recovery skills you need for success. While living here, you'll participate in their work…
2816 Northwest 58th Street, #103, Oklahoma City, OK 73112
Outpatient
Private insurance
In Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Valley Hope is an outpatient rehab center. The center admits adults 18 and over, and a program serves veterans and their families. Outpatient Care in Oklahoma City The intensive outpatient program and the outpatient rehab program both run at the Oklahoma City center. Medication-assisted treatment, medication for a substance use disorder, is available at Valley Hope…
Rob’s Ranch, located in Purcell, Oklahoma is a Christ focused, licensed provider of addiction treatment for men with substance use disorder. What strikes us most about this facility is their beautiful setting, a 72 acre span of peaceful countryside, to offer you a peaceful environment for healing. The care teams are skilled and experienced to provide you with a treatment…
Choctaw Nation Chi Hullo Li in Talihina, Oklahoma, is a program specifically designed to meet the needs of Choctaw tribal members who are struggling with addiction and substance abuse issues. Participants must be female and 18 years of age or older, have a certificate of degree of Indian Blood (CDIB) and have evidence of physical and mental dysfunction caused by…
You’ll find the Country Road Recovery Center in Tecumseh, Oklahoma. They offer a continuum of services, including residential and outpatient care. If you are struggling with drugs, alcohol, or substance abuse, you’ll find evidence based therapies that will help you work toward a sober future. Most major insurance policies are accepted here, and they will help you explore other payment…
Resonance Center for Women on South Elwood Avenue in Tulsa, Oklahoma has many programs and services for women and their families. One of those services is addiction and substance abuse treatment that they provide on an outpatient basis. They provide gender-focused therapy that is trauma-informed and created to help those who are court-ordered and there voluntarily to stay sober, set…
H.O.W. Foundation, which stands for Honest, Open, Willing, is a long-term residential recovery program that helps men who are struggling to get by after attempting to quit drugs and alcohol. They are located in Tulsa, Oklahoma, and have provided treatment for over four decades. Their program is built around the Twelve Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous. I think…
4101 N Classen Blvd Suite D, Oklahoma City, OK 73118
Detox
Inpatient
Outpatient
Private insurance
Stages of Recovery, located in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, is a dual diagnosis outpatient rehab provider dedicated to supporting individuals seeking recovery from substance use dependency. Their speciality is dual diagnosis which means they treat not only substance use disorders but also mental health and emotional conditions that can influence our thoughts, feelings, and choices. Stages of Recovery offers long term,…
East of Kitchen Lake near southern Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, you’ll find the location of Firstep’s women’s recovery program. Firstep offers participants in their program a unique approach to drug and alcohol recovery. They provide a home base that serves as a residential sober living facility and then connect residents to therapists and intensive outpatient (IOP) services based on their individual…
House of Hope provides drug and alcohol treatment for men 18 and older in Grove, Oklahoma. The facility is on 10 acres in a rural environment where guests can focus on recovery without distractions. Located off Highway 59 South, it is also convenient to Missouri, Arkansas, and South Kansas residents. Whole-Person Treatment House of Hope doesn’t focus only on the…
Clay Crossing is an inpatient addiction treatment center for men set on a serene 400-acre property in Maud, Oklahoma. Here you’ll find walking trails, fishing ponds, fire pits, and volleyball and basketball courts. By learning life skills and creating a connection with God, the programming will lead you to a life of sobriety. This facility provides compassionate care in a…
Valliant House Dalton Street is a counseling center serving the city of Valliant, Oklahoma. They offer individual, group, and family counseling sessions and specialize in treating addiction. Clinicians at Valliant also treat post traumatic stress disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder, and childhood trauma. Using a person-centered approach, they’ll work with your needs and goals. A Positive Environment Focused on Respect Therapy…
The Sonrise Adult and Teen Challenge in Lawton, Oklahoma, gives teens and adults a faith-based approach to overcoming addiction or substance abuse. By focusing on emotional, physical, and spiritual healing, patients are armed with the tools needed to rebuild their lives and enjoy long-lasting sobriety. Amazingly this Clinic operates on a donation-based model because it’s a faith-based nonprofit organization. This…
GRAND Addiction Recovery Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma provides substance use recovery services for adults across northeastern Oklahoma. The center treats substance use and mental health conditions through a continuum of care and transitional housing. Its mission centers on guiding adults through every stage of recovery, from stabilization to sustainable community-supported sober living. Complete Care Continuum GRAND offers a complete addiction…
Oklahoma Treatment Services, formerly Rightway Medical, helps adults experiencing issues with opioid use disorders. The clinic is located in the Sheridan Hills South neighborhood in Tulsa, just off the Broken Arrow Expressway in Oklahoma. For clients who don’t have transportation, the nearest bus stop is about a 0.5 mile walk from the clinic. Payment Options to Fit Your Situation Don’t…
Adult men 18 and over are admitted to Central Oklahoma Men's Center, a faith-based rehab center in Stillwater. Medical detox isn't offered here and outpatient treatment isn't either. Care here is residential, so you spend the nights on site rather than at home. The center also treats co-occurring mental health conditions, meaning a mental health condition alongside a substance use…
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Oklahoma is among the most affordable states in the country for rehab (5th). The average cost of a treatment stay here is $54,475, the average full cost of care before insurance. If you have a Marketplace health plan, there is a cap on what you pay. For 2026, the out-of-pocket maximum is no more than $10,600 for an individual or $21,200 for a family. That is the most you would pay for covered, in-network services in a plan year. Ask a program and your plan what you would pay.
Fifth in the nation on affordability of a full course of care
About 17% of adults aged 18 to 64 were uninsured in 2024
Just over half of programs offer financial assistance (168 of 328)
Living costs run about 12% below the national average
Inpatient rehab sits 5% under the national average
Paying for care:
fifth in the nation on affordability of a full course of care · about 17% of adults aged 18 to 64 were uninsured in 2024 · just over half of programs offer financial assistance (168 of 328) · living costs run about 12% below the national average · inpatient rehab sits 5% under the national average
How to Pay for Drug Rehab in Oklahoma
Few people pay the full price of rehab out of pocket in Oklahoma. Across the state's 200+ treatment programs, you can use private insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, military coverage or tribal health programs, and many programs add free, sliding scale or financing options. Each route works a little differently.
Private Pay + Insurance
Most treatment programs in Oklahoma accept private insurance, and most also take self-pay if you would rather pay directly. Before you call, it helps to understand how rehab insurance works. Then you can ask each program whether it is in your plan's network and what your share of the cost would be.
Most treatment programs in Oklahoma accept Medicaid. Oklahoma expanded Medicaid through State Question 802, which passed on June 30, 2020, with benefits starting July 1, 2021, so far more adults qualify now than before. If you have SoonerCare, ask any program you are considering whether it accepts your coverage.
Oklahoma is home to more than 39 Tribes and Tribal Organizations, and many operate their own health programs, including behavioral health. The Oklahoma City Area Indian Health Service serves the state, and its Urban Clinics and Urban Demonstration Projects are Federally Qualified Health Centers providing outpatient care to urban communities. If you are a member of a Tribe, ask your Nation's health program what behavioral health services it offers.
Some Oklahoma programs are free, and some charge on a sliding scale tied to your income. Many offer financial assistance, and many offer financing that spreads the cost over time. Whatever level of care you are weighing, including medication-assisted treatment, you can ask each program what it offers someone in your situation.
“As new substances emerge, we will continue to fight to save lives.”
When I worked in Oklahoma in a substance abuse treatment program at a large hospital, I saw people returning to treatment frequently. Some didn’t make it back due to high mortality rates. New treatment approaches were needed.
When the opioid crisis became national news, medically assisted treatment became a life saver. Combining traditional therapies with medication is now the industry standard in the treatment of many types of addictions.
Thankfully, large hospital systems have the funding to conduct research and develop new approaches to addressing the onslaught of new substances.
Sometimes I feel like it is a Whack-A-Mole job, and according to the Oklahoma State Department of Health, fatal drug overdoses have been increasing every year, but hope wins.
Frequently asked questions
What to know about rehab in Oklahoma
How Addiction Treatment Works in Oklahoma
Oklahoma has 200+ treatment programs, and getting started is easier than you might think. Urgent Recovery Clinics and Crisis Stabilization Units take walk-ins for mental health and substance use care. They never turn you away from a screening, an assessment or a referral to the right level of care. It is a no wrong door system: wherever you show up, you get pointed toward help.
You can also start from your phone. OK I’M READY, the state’s substance use resource campaign, says treatment is available regardless of your ability to pay. It sends you to the Treatment Atlas provider finder to look for addiction treatment across Oklahoma. If you have Medicaid, called SoonerCare here, your first visit with a new agency starts with a screening to see if you need a fuller assessment and treatment.
The Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services runs all prevention, treatment and education for mental health and substance abuse in the state. It also certifies treatment programs before they can provide services. That covers alcohol and drug treatment, opioid substitution treatment and comprehensive community addiction recovery centers. When you call a program, ask whether it holds that certification.
The state is putting opioid settlement money to work. The Oklahoma Legislature created the Opioid Abatement Board to manage those funds. Its grants support treatment and recovery programs, education and prevention across Oklahoma, so a program you call may be backed by that money.
Free and Low-Cost Rehab Resources in Oklahoma
Free and low-cost help is easy to reach in Oklahoma: call or text a crisis line, visit a walk-in clinic or join a free support group. By state law, registered harm reduction programs must offer their services free of charge. And if you have SoonerCare, a pharmacist at a contracted pharmacy can dispense naloxone to you with no doctor’s visit needed. You will also find suicide prevention support, veteran services, recovery housing and peer groups across the state.
Crisis and Support Lines
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline: Free, confidential support by call, text or chat, 24/7, including for alcohol or drug use concerns. 988
SAMHSA National Helpline: Free, confidential treatment referral and information for mental and substance use disorders, 24/7, in English and Spanish. 1-800-662-HELP (4357)
Community and Nonprofit Programs
211 Oklahoma: A free, 24/7 helpline connecting Oklahomans to local health and human services by phone, chat, text or online search. 211oklahoma.org
Harm Reduction
Oklahoma Harm Reduction Alliance: Free naloxone, fentanyl test strips and safer-use supplies, including a statewide mail-based distribution program. okhra.org
VA and Military
Oklahoma City VA Medical Center (Oklahoma City): Anchor facility of the VA Oklahoma City Health Care System; open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. 405-456-1000
Jack C. Montgomery VA Medical Center (Muskogee): Medical center of VA Eastern Oklahoma Health Care in Muskogee; open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. 888-397-8387
Faith-Based Programs
The Salvation Army Adult Rehabilitation Center of OKC (Oklahoma City): A residential addiction recovery program for men with work therapy, vocational guidance and family reunification support. (405) 236-3677
Recovery Support
Oklahoma Alliance for Recovery Resources (Oklahoma City): Certifies recovery residences and recovery community organizations and helps people find certified recovery homes across Oklahoma. 405-922-3485
Oklahoma Citizen Advocates for Recovery and Transformation Association (Oklahoma City): Peer support services, mentors and connection to services for people in recovery across Oklahoma, with crisis and friend lines. 405-812-4580
Oxford Houses of Oklahoma: A statewide network of peer-run, self-supporting alcohol- and drug-free recovery homes. oxfordhouseok.org
NAMI Oklahoma: Free mental health support groups, education and advocacy for Oklahoma families and individuals affected by mental illness. namioklahoma.org
Depression & Bipolar Support Alliance of Oklahoma: Free peer support groups for people living with mental health and substance use issues, online and in several Oklahoma cities. dbsaok.org
OK Region of Narcotics Anonymous (Owasso): Narcotics Anonymous meetings and recovery support across Oklahoma, with phone lines for meeting information by area. (918) 747-0017
Oklahoma Al-Anon Area: Al-Anon and Alateen mutual support meetings for people whose lives have been affected by someone else’s drinking. oklahomaal-anon.org
Drug and Alcohol Use Statistics in Oklahoma
The drug and alcohol use statistics for Oklahoma show what you are up against and why the state adds doors into care beyond its 200+ treatment programs. Most Oklahomans aged 12 or older who needed substance use treatment did not receive it in the past year. The Urgent Recovery Clinics and Crisis Stabilization Units, the Oklahoma Opioid Abatement Board and the Naloxone HCl Dispensing Protocol aim at that gap.
25.5
Drug overdose deaths per 100,000 people in Oklahoma, 2024
17.9%
Oklahomans 12 and older with a substance use disorder in the past year, 2023-2024
82.1%
Oklahomans 12 and older who needed substance use treatment and did not receive it, 2024
11.5%
Adults in Oklahoma who binge drank in the past month, 2025
Compared with the nation, Oklahoma loses more people to drug overdose: its rate is above the national rate and above the rate in Texas, just under Colorado’s, the highest of the four states shown. Binge drinking runs the other way. The share of Oklahoma adults who binge drank in the past month is the lowest of the four states and below the national median.
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