Northwest Center for Behavioral Health
Behavioral Health • Enid, OK • Since 1953
About
Summary: The Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services (ODMHSAS) is a Oklahoma government agency focused on behavioral health public services. Key facts: - Established in 1953; headquartered in Oklahoma City. - Governed by a nine-member Board; Commissioner as CEO (currently Interim Commissioner Rear Admiral Gregory Slavonic). - Services: public health care for mental illness and substance use; ensures residents’ care and treatment per state standards. - Headquarters and multiple offices across Oklahoma (13 listed sites, including Oklahoma City and Enid-area addresses). - Industry/type: Mental Health Care, Government Agency; annual funding around $2 million (per the highlights) and ~186 employees (per highlights). - Contact/online: official homepage oklahoma.gov/odmhsas.html; main phone 405-248-9200. - Alias: ODMHSAS; LinkedIn presence noted. The ODMHSAS administers public behavioral health services in Oklahoma, which includes centers like Northwest Center for Behavioral Health. For Enid-specific details (location, services, or contact), consult the ODMHSAS site or the Northwest Center's pages directly.
Clinic Type
Behavioral Health
Address
2000 N Classen Blvd, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, US
Phone
405-248-9007
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Opening Hours
Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.
Emergency Care
Urgent Recovery Center at 702 N. Grand in Enid, OK providing 24/7 crisis intervention and emergency assessments
Services Offered
Insurance & Payment
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Languages Spoken
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What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed
- Recovered.org: 4.2/5 (Not explicitly stated as a count, part of a calculated 'TrustScore')
Patients praise
- Provision of tools for sobriety and health
- Accreditations and formal service recognition
Common complaints
- Professionalism and service quality concerns
- Administrative issues such as appointment and paperwork errors
- Perceived lack of helpfulness from staff
- Concerns regarding medication management and medical procedures
- Negative social environment and facility conditions
"Northwest makes my anxiety worse. They don't know how to provide professional services, they mix up your appointments, they always misplace your paperwork..."
— Rehab.com"EXTREMLEY dissapointed in the care give at holly hill, the place was a wreck and the "doctors" were a joke definitely not a good place to get sober if anything I am 100% worse than before I came to Northwest Center for Behavioral Health..."
— FindRehabCenters.org"No bloodwork done before shoving meds at people and little to zero help otherwise. Most of the staff was less than friendly and usually unwilling to help."
— ABA NavigatorSynthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- In Enid, a fatal overdose highlights a lack of drug treatment options — Jul 30, 2025
- Rural Oklahoma counties are struggling to access drug treatment — Jul 31, 2025
- GRAND Mental Health expands services to 12 northwest and central Oklahoma counties - NewsOn6.com — Jul 8, 2026
- GRAND Mental Health expands services into 12 northwest and central Oklahoma counties - News9.com — Jul 8, 2026
- Management continues to change culture at facility for people with developmental, mental disabilities | CNHI | cnhinews.com — Sep 17, 2025
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026.
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