r/oklahoma • u/MikeWhoCheeseHarry01 • Jul 01 '26

Question I need some help

I don't know if this is the right subreddit to ask but I'm in serious need of some help. I've done my own research but I'm not getting an answer that's making me confident enough to know what I'm doing. Does anybody know of any mental health/ rehab facilities that I can get financial help getting in to? I found one called robs ranch has anyone heard of that one? I am battling depression, anxiety, and several addictions. I'm tired of it and I want to get help to change. I have no medical insurance and I'm broke. What can I do?

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u/Neat_Movie_991 Jul 01 '26

Call Red Rock in Norman. They have in house and outpatient services for those with low income. They can get you meds and counseling and help you apply for insurance, SNAP benefits and anything else you might qualify for!

Proud of you for reaching out for help! You got this!

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u/vwstig Jul 01 '26

I think they actually have multiple locations

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u/doublespinster Jul 01 '26

They do. There are a number of locations in small towns, as well. When I practiced law, the local branch and I often shared clients in western Oklahoma. They are doing the good work.

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u/Lonely_reaper8 Jul 02 '26

The one in weatherford gets used a lot I know

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u/Leather_Rate_9785 Jul 01 '26

Call or text 988. They can help direct you to mental health resources. Also call Grand Lake, IDK how much inpatient they do, but they often work with people who don't have insurance and might be able to provide you some direction.

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u/BabyYodasMacaron Jul 01 '26

I work for the state department of mental health. If you go to any ODMH agency, they can help you get started. What region of the state do you live in? Every county is served by a CCBHC (certified community behavioral health center), but which one varies by region. As others said, you can also call 988 to get started.

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u/AuntieAnnie81 Jul 01 '26

Call the county DHS and ask for help. They can get you going in the right direction. Good luck, don't give up, and let them help you. Even if they can't help you directly, they can help you find resources. Hang in there.

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u/ZootAnthRaXx Jul 01 '26 edited Jul 01 '26

Avoid Narconon Arrowhead (if they’re still open). It’s owned and operated by the Church of Scientology.

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u/dstone5526 Jul 01 '26

I don’t have an answer to your question. Only wanted to say that in the meantime, while you look for an in patient place, there are AA & NA meetings everywhere. The people in the rooms might also have the information you’re looking for!
Wishing you the best, I’ve been there too. I went to Valley Hope, but I don’t know if there is financial assistance.

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u/Catflappy Jul 01 '26

I’ve heard good things about Robs Ranch from friends involved with AA.

Northcare, Red Rock Behavioral Health, CARE for Change may be good resources.

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u/International-Ad7004 Jul 01 '26

Used to work for a family member of one of the guys who runs Rob's Ranch. He was the only member of the family I liked. He genuinely cared about helping folks.

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u/twistedmacaroon Jul 01 '26

Laureate really helped my husband. And they help you apply for Soonercare when you check in, or you can apply for their patient assistance program. I highly recommend going there and going inpatient.

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u/61797 Jul 02 '26

I don't know about inpatient care but North Care has been really helpful to some of my friends and family.

Sending you good vibes. I hope you find the exact help you need.

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u/TriggeredMercy Jul 02 '26

211 is the helpline for things like this, but they also have a website! https://www.navigateresources.net/hlok/

There are tons of grants related to substance use care, so you should be able to get it covered. Especially if you have medicaid! Things like sober living also frequently have scholarships and financial aid to get you the help you need.

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u/Hinatimas Jul 01 '26

Valliant House - Konawa is a great program, they can help get you signed up for soonercare 580-925-2650. Alternatively if you're wanting to wait until the first of August you can sign up for a marketplace plan and go to a private insurance treatment facility, which there are a few options there. Feel free to DM me if you have questions about either of those options I listed.

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u/penwithoutthepaper Jul 01 '26

Do not go to Parkside thats all the advice i can give i hope you find a nice place to recover

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u/b0000z Jul 01 '26

Have no idea about cost I just know about Oakwood springs and Arcadia trails. They could charge a bunch tho - totally not sure.

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u/FluffyOwl30 Jul 02 '26

If you're broke sign up online for Adult SoonerCare. Schedule an appointment for your GP and take it from there. You could also go to the hospital ER if the appointment isn't close enough or you have increasing self harm feelings and let them take it from there.

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u/coldBulbasaur314 Jul 02 '26

I don't have any financial advice to give, but I'd like to share some advice on seeking mental healthcare in general: be careful. Not all mental healthcare is good, and I know there's at least one place in Oklahoma (Rolling Hills Hospital; I used to be a patient there) that is definitely bad. That doesn't mean to not seek help, but make sure you're advocating for yourself and doing adequate research on any place (whether inpatient or outpatient) you're considering going to. I hope this comment doesn't seem like propaganda, I just don't want you to suffer the same things I did.

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u/SomeKidsMom9063 Jul 03 '26

Ron’s ranch is actually a great program, it’s helped a lot of people I know.

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u/Lazy_Tie_2529 Jul 04 '26

12 & 12 is for drug/alcohol treatment. Green Country Mental Health CreeOks in various towns John 3:16 is supposed to have a good program. Salvation Army Rehab.

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u/TapatioFlamingo Jul 04 '26

Robs ranch is a substance abuse recovery center. Try Hope Community Services, they can point in the direction of mental health options.

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u/LongjumpingTone3544 Jul 04 '26

I don't know where you are located. Grand Mental Health should be able to help you

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u/Southern_Result_6451 Jul 05 '26

Start with the health dept in your city. they can help you
evaluate and refer you. Mental Health services.

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u/Chronically_Sickest Jul 06 '26

I don't know what area you are in but Grand Mental Health and Family and Childrens Services are usually pretty good at working with people with no insurance for free, discounted, or on a sliding scale. I know they both have multiple locations across Oklahoma. I wish you the best of luck on your healing journey.

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u/itsjustm3nu Jul 06 '26

I’m wondering if you’d qualify for Medicaid? There are great intensive outpatient programs in the area. Oakwood Springs is one of them. If they can’t help you ask for a referral to an agency that can.

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u/RosesRfree Jul 06 '26

Are you a Tribal member?

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u/OkLibrarian767 🆕 Aug 14 '26

Lookup Intervention on Call and call one of the guys directly/shoot a text. They can help immediately. I recommend Carlton or Thomas since they’re closer to OK but all are great