I've suffered from bipolar disorder my whole life. I have been miserable my whole life. Medication never helped. I learned about the infusions and told my psychiatsrist. She looked into it and kept trying to find me options. She got brochures for the oklahoma ketamine center, and I just had my 6th infusion. Every infusion I felt different. Sometimes sad, Sometimes happy due to neurons reconnecting. But this is the first time in my life i have felt relief from bipolar depression. The clinic is clean and the staff are so nice. Please don't be afraid if you have disorders and struggle with them. These infusions don't work for everyone. But I found it to be a miracle that big pharma couldn't do. Thank you for everything. -Konner S read more

This treatment helped me a lot. The staff has always been very friendly and does their best to make me comfortable.

I have waited about 7 weeks after my initial treatment to post this review all I can say is when I researched this therapy I kept seeing the word "profound" and now I know exactly what that means this has change my life in a way that I just cant find all the words for I yearned for it for decades in fact my booster is upcoming and even though I feel amazing I am going to continue this incredible treatment and I hope everyone in need of this has that same opportunity....profound and amazing. Ron A. read more

37 reviews UPDATE I debated if I wanted to write this review as a meeting with the Doctor of this facility was contingent on me removing all of my reviews. I've decided not to meet with him and to repost my reviews as I will not be silenced. I was a patient at this facility. Ketimine treatments made me worse, more depressed and gave me morbid thoughts to a degree I never had. Ketimine works for many, unfortunately for me it did not. I reached out on 3 seperate occasions stating I was sucidial. I attempted to take my life 10 minutes after I got off the phone with a staff member of this facility. I stated I was unsure if I should continue treatments and he asked me why, I stated I was feeling incredibly suicidal. He said I should discontinue and happily got off the phone with me. I have the call log from DEC 2nd that shows we were on the phone for 1 minute and 23 seconds. He never transferred me or attempted to speak to me on my sucidial thoughts. I would not recommend this facility. My husband found me unconscious and not breathing. The facility never reached out to ME directly, only after I called over 20 times, they finially called me back stating he would only meet if I take my reviews down and stating I was 'un-hinged' I no longer want my money back, I only want my story to be heard. Maybe if they had reached out to me directly, this would have went a different route. There are many facility who will treat you better if care doesn't go as plan. There are facility where the doctor will actually sit down with you. This is not one of those facilities. I will not take my reviews down as they are accurate to my complete knowledge. read more

I love the staff here and the way you are treated. Treated kind, comfortable accommedations, experience caregivers!

I cannot say enough good things about the Oklahoma Ketamine Center. The people who work there truly care about their patients and after my first six infusions they actually felt like friends. The experience was incredibly pleasant despite me being very nervous about the process. They do all they can to make you comfortable, warm blankets, anti-nausea medicine, snacks afterwards, etc. Stephanie at the front desk gave me all the info I requested to have my treatments reimbursed by my flexible spending account, the nurse Carrie is AMAZING, and the doctor was always nearby to supervise and answer any questions. It was well worth the drive from McLoud despite there being closer clinics. I also have a sibling who is a veteran and greatly appreciate what they do to try and make treatment as available for them as they do. I cannot recommend them enough. read more

I'm Stan's wife- I developed CRPS/Chronic Regional Pain Syndrome also known as RSD/Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy after undergoing a complete shoulder replacement surgery November 7, 2019. I am being vulnerable not so that I may receive a "safe internet judgment" post but for that one that might be looking for hope to ease CRPS pain. This is my story, please be gentle and kind. CRPS/RSD is a devastating nerve condition that is rare. I had never heard of it and probably you, the reader, have either never heard of it or are a sufferer yourself looking for some hope to relieve some of the symptoms. My arm was paralyzed when I was released from the hospital and told it would "wake up." It didn't. Then the constant burning pain with waves of even greater pain started a few days later. My arm felt as if it was on fire, like I had scalded my arm in a pan of boiling water. I felt this pain ALL THE TIME. I couldn't bear to have anything touch my arm or hand however slight the touch might be. One would think putting a cold compress or an ice pack on the arm would help but even cold air would make worsen the pain. According to the McGill Pain Index, CRPS pain is ranked as the most painful form of chronic pain. The nights were the worst. I couldn't sleep. I would walk around my house holding my limp, useless and pain wrecked right arm by the wrist crying and praying for help to ease the pain. When I did manage to fall asleep, I would wake up with horrible throbbing and a terrible tightening pain in my right hand. During this time I understood why some of my acquaintances (three of them) had taken their own lives after suffering chronic pain for many years. Hear me, I was not there. I understood, just a little bit, their possible "why's." Only my husband knew the true nature of my state of being. From one day to the next, I became completely dependent on him as well as homebound. He has been a saint and has never once complained! I was sinking deeper and deeper into a dark and hellish pain filled existence. Later my husband would say he could see the pain cloud my eyes and my voice became softer and softer as the pain from CRPS took over. Finally, on a doctor visit to the shoulder replacement surgeon, he looked me straight in the eyes and said I had a severe case of classic RSD. He referred me to Dr. Terrell Phillips, a pain management doctor. The following week, 5 weeks after the replacement surgery and onset of CRPS, I was given a Stellate Ganglion Block with ketamine by Dr. Phillips. The block relieved some of the pain in my arm. Dr. Phillips referred me to the Oklahoma Ketamine Center. The following week after the block, I had 5 back-to-back 4-hour ketamine infusions at the Center. This is when my life turned around and on day 6, a Saturday, I felt like I had been reborn (yes, I know what real rebirth is all about) and I had hope, hope of pain relief. I was able to dress in normal street clothes and venture outside of my bedroom recliner. I was still dependent on my husband but slowly becoming more independent. Though I still deeply grieved what I had lost due to CRPS, the lessening of pain through the ketamine infusions brought much needed hope. About 6 weeks after the initial infusions, I was still under three pain management medications. I was dependent on another constant companion, a pillow to place my highly sensitive hand and arm on and my arm and hand movements were not smooth but more like a robot or that of a marionette. After another Stellate Ganglion Block and two back-to-back booster ketamine infusions, I was able to give up the use of the pillow and two of the pain medications. My arm and hand movement is much smoother and my strength and stamina are slowly returning. I attribute the reversing of the devastating effects of CRPS to the blocks but in my "going through it" experience, mostly to the ketamine infusions. I'm not out of the woods yet. My surgeon's PA says CRPS is a marathon, not s sprint. The use of my right hand is quite limited; I'm seeing a physical therapist. I can move my arm but due to the paralysis, both my right arm and hand have dystrophy and are very weak. I am undergoing my second round of ketamine infusion boosters so I look forward to continued good results. Due to the CRPS being a rare condition, CRPS sufferers can live a somewhat lonely and misunderstood life. You can't understand this kind of pain unless you've lived it Going through this kind of pain, like any other kind of traumatic experience, is like you've learned a "new language." If you are going through this kind of pain, then we speak this language though we never signed up for this "language course" nor would we ever want to. Then I say to you, wherever you may live, look for a ketamine center. If you live in the OKC metro or you can get here, call this place. They are great! I highly recommend them. If you don't "speak the language" but know of someone who does, please tell him or her about Ketamine infusions. read more

Friendly staff. Clean, comfortable environment. And the least expensive option I've found in the state at the time of this review. I highly suggest speaking with your doctor or therapist about this as an option for mental health recovery. read more

I've always believed in the importance of counseling therapy. Infact, so much that I am a counseling professional. My personal history with trauma and anxiety have been something I've always worked to continue healing from. I decided that for both personal and professional reasons I wanted to try this type of treatment to see how it can help beyond the horizons of just counseling. I'm so glad I did. It greatly helped me reset my brain in several ways. I'm thankful to have found a medicine that delivers quick and intriguing results; and lasts for a significant period of time.... UPDATE: I am devastated to find the malpractice situations happening in this place after going for a booster. The original staff quit due to their own concerns. The subs have NO idea what they are doing. Hurt me tremendously. One untrained nurse and no others around to help in the event something goes wrong. I left out of fear during an appointment. Very dangerous. Do not visit this clinic at this time. Sad, because originally I was thankful for the medicine. Now, I'm terrified at the horrors happening here. read more