I absolutely love going here. They have changed my life for sure! Thank u right way.. also my case manager, kelby, kicks ass!! Love y'all

My daughter goes here for treatment and I have to say it has saved her life. It has saved mine from the stress of worrying about her. It's an amazing program.

If your truly ready to give up the addiction in your life this is a great place to go, the best in my opinion

Hands down some of the most understanding and helpful people I’ve ever met. Keep on keeping on!!!!

I was a patient here several years ago, I had to come back just recently. I started a program called Sonara where I come in once a week and take my dose, then they send me home with a week's worth and I take my doses online. It's such a relief to not have to go into the clinic each day, Iive just outside of Tulsa and do not have a vehicle. It has helped me in my recovery tremendously, since I don't have the burden of worrying about how I'm going to get there each day. My case manager, Alexis, is very helpful as well. I can go to her for assistance with things other than just my recovery, as she understands everything in life can affect our recovery/relapses. My counselor, Sid, she listens to me intently, has given me constructive criticism, and has helped me see myself from a perspective I never have before. Also, the nurses are cool too; they're not like the nurses at my doctor's offices or at other treatment centers I've been to. Thank you Rightway!

I go here and it has helped me soooo much!!!

Please go back to the old seals. Myself and everyone i know that goes here does not like these new seals.

My son went here to get off opioids (street drugs). He was told that with their program he could be sober in 2-3 years. 7 years later they had him so addicted to methadone that he lost his marriage, career, and eventually his life. The negative reviews I have read by former "customers" is true. You trade one addiction for another. The catch is the methadone is more addictive than the drugs you can get on the streets and the withdrawals are more intense. It truly is all about the money. If you get sober and don't need them any more, they lose revenue. It's a hook. If my post can deter one person from going here and find an alternate source of treatment, then maybe my son didn't lose his life in vain.