Drug Addiction Treatment

Comprehensive Drug Addiction Treatment in Oklahoma

What is Substance Use Disorder (SUD)?

Drug addiction, also known as substance use disorder (SUD), is a complex, chronic disease that affects both the brain and body. Over time, drugs change the brain systems that govern reward, stress and self-control. That’s why cravings and withdrawal develop and why stopping can feel so hard.

What matters most is knowing that drug addiction is a medical condition, not a moral failing. And in many cases, it can become life-threatening. Getting the right help matters.

How We Treat SUD

Our drug addiction treatment programs include support for opioids and fentanyl, stimulants such as methamphetamine or cocaine, benzodiazepines and polysubstance use.

These programs are designed to:

  • help you stop using safely
  • manage withdrawal symptoms
  • build the tools to stay in recovery

At INTEGRIS Health Arcadia Trails Center for Addiction Recovery, we treat the whole person, not just the obvious symptoms. It is individualized, evidence-based and updated as you progress through the program.

If you’re ready to talk, fill out our inquiry form or call 405-216-2500 today.

Drug Addiction Levels of Treatment

Every person’s recovery is different. We begin with a comprehensive assessment to recommend the level of care that fits your needs and goals. Here is how treatment for substance use disorder typically progresses:

  • Residential Treatment
    (24/7 clinical support) Medically supervised withdrawal management with 24/7 monitoring and physician-guided protocols. More critical or acute cases may have care routed through the adjacent INTEGRIS Health Edmond Hospital. Residents stay full time at the facility and start their individual and group therapy, education and daily routines.
  • High Intensive Outpatient (HIOP)
    (formally PHP, 20 clinical support hours a week) Practice recovery while living at home. Our patients can continue therapy, address risks and triggers and involve family support as needed.
  • Intensive Outpatient (IOP)
    (9 clinical support hours a week) A slow return to work or school while continuing to strengthen skills for handling alcohol cravings, stress, sleep and personal relationships. Expand your sober support network.
  • Low Intensity Outpatient
    (1-3 clinical support hours a week) Maintain progress with focused check-ins, therapy, relapse-prevention planning and alumni resources/networks.

If you’d like details about our levels of care, see our full continuum.

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Drug Addiction Levels of Treatment

  • Drug Detox and Residential Treatment
    (24/7 clinical support)
    Medically supervised withdrawal management with continuous monitoring and physician-guided protocols. More critical or acute cases may be routed through the adjacent INTEGRIS Health Edmond Hospital. Patients stay full time at the facility, begin individual and group therapy, receive education, and settle into daily routines.
  • Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP)
    (16-20 Hours per week)
    Practice recovery while living at home. Continue therapy, address risks and triggers, and involve family support as needed.
  • Intensive Outpatient Program (IOP)
    (9-12 hours per week) Return to work or school while strengthening skills for cravings, stress, sleep, and relationships. Expand your sober support network.
  • Outpatient and Low Intensity Programs
    (1-3 hours per week) Maintain progress with focused check-ins, therapy, relapse-prevention planning, and alumni resources and networks.

If you’d like details about our levels of care, see our full continuum.

Ready to Get Started?

Ready to Get Started?

Getting help for drug addiction is a big step and we are here to make the first call easier.

Call our admissions team at 405-216-2500 to start a confidential conversation.

100% confidential. In-network with most major plans. Care provided at our Edmond campus near Lake Arcadia. If you are in immediate crisis, call or text 988.