Recovery is a difficulty journey under the best of circumstances. By eliminating the tension, posturing and games played between men and women, we offer an environment where you can focus on the most important thing in your life - recovery. Ground yourself in a strong program, arm yourself with knowledge of red flags in relationships and you will improve your odds for a meaningful relationship in the future.

Living free from the worry of everyday life where you can get the help you need, eat regular meals and sleep in a comfortable bed is the starting point. When participating in a structured program without the distractions of the environment where you were struggling, you can focus on your path forward. The supportive community will allow you to reset your mind and move forward with healthy habits and skills to overcome relapse triggers. By living a clean life surrounded by people who care and offer encouragement, you can see a way to live your best life free from addiction.

We understand life goes on outside of rehab. Connecting to the important people in your life is part of healing. Phone calls, Visitation and Off-Property Passes are part of the structured program at Clay Crossing. Shortly after arriving we can let your designated contact know you have arrived safe. We have scheduled call times in the evening so you can stay in touch with special relationships. Weekend visitation by preapproved people is encouraged, and as you progress, day and overnight passes can help you prepare for reentry to the unstructured world. The timing of communication outside of Clay Crossing is based on decades of experience with individuals in recovery; it won’t be as much as some would like, but it is in your best interests while in recovery.

No belief system is required or forced on anyone in the program at Clay Crossing. While participation is not required in spiritual activities, we believe in the power of a Higher Power. Believing in a power greater than oneself is the path to inner peace. Mindfulness, through surrender and acceptance, will open the way to find purpose and meaning in life. When we don’t see clearly or understand, we can accept our situation with grace knowing we are part of something greater than ourselves. Importantly, faith can insulate us from worldly stress that threatens to drag us back into darkness. If the testimony of countless individuals to the positive power of spirituality is not enough, look at the studies published by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) and American Psychological Association (APA) supporting spirituality and religious faith playing a role in positive outcomes in substance abuse recovery.

Yes, Clay Crossing has agreements with the following insurance companies: Sooner Choice, Oklahoma Complete Health, Aetna, Humana, Health Choice, and Medicaid. Some restrictions apply, and we are in the process of adding new insurance companies so this list may not include recently added companies - Please call to verify availability and which insurance plans are currently accepted.

ALL items must be brought in plastic bags, do NOT bring any type of luggage/duffle bags.

REQUIRED ITEMS TO BRING

• Two (2) Forms of ID (if possible).
  (examples: Driver’s License, SS card, ID card, Tribal ID, Voter’s Registration, Book-in Picture)

• Court Order, if any

• Medication for a minimum of 30 days (no narcotics). Medication must be in the original bottle.

SUGGESTED ITEMS TO BRING

• COMFORTABLE CLOTHING FOR ONE WEEK.
  No clothing of any kind with logos or verbiage of a sexual nature, or regarding drugs, alcohol, profanity, violence and/or gambling

• PERSONAL HYGIENE ITEMS (toothbrush, shampoo, body wash, etc.)

• COAT OR JACKET, depending on season

• BEDDING FOR TWIN SIZE BED (sheets, blanket, pillows, etc.)

• TOWELS/WASHCLOTHS (one-week supply)

• LAUNDRY BASKET

• NOTEBOOK PAPER, PENS

OPTIONAL ITEMS TO BRING

• MONEY – A small amount for vending machines and Dollar General trips

• SHOWER SHOES

• STATIONARY, STAMPS, PAPER for letter writing

• FISHING POLE (if you like to fish)

• FOLDING BAG CHAIR FOR OUTSIDE USE

• BATTERY OPERATED RADIO AND/OR CLOCK

• THINGS TO MAKE YOU FEEL COMFORTABLE, LIKE HOME.

  • (Exceptions: No candles, incense, glass in picture frames, etc.)

• NICOTINE REPLACEMENT i.e. patches, gum, lozenges

• STATIONARY, STAMPS, PAPER for letter writing

DO NOT BRING

• CELL PHONE OR ANY DEVICE THAT IS INTERNET OR PHOTO CAPABLE

• AEROSOL SPRAYS (pumps are ok)

• ILLICIT/ILLEGAL SUBSTANCES

• WEAPONS OF ANY KIND

• ITEMS CONTAINING ALCOHOL, i.e. mouthwash, astringent, etc.

• GLASS (jars, bottles, frames)

Clay Crossing Foundation is a state certified co-occurring treatment facility; therefore, we utilize integrated treatment methods, specifically designed to identify the relationship between mental health, addiction, and trauma. We address interrelated co-existing conditions in the same setting to give individuals the optimal chance at long-term, sustainable recovery. Our integrated approach incorporates a focus on trauma resolution, family education, family counseling, medication management, individual and group therapy, comprehensive case management, continuing care planning, and specialty process groups.

The State of Oklahoma Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse requires all licensed facilities to be Tobacco Free. Residents are encouraged to take advantage of programs to help them stop using tobacco products. Quit Smoking programs are provided free of charge to residents. For those who are not ready to stop using Tobacco, there is a designated area off the Clay Crossing campus where smoking is permitted during scheduled breaks.

A typical weekday will start with Breakfast from 6:30 to 7:00AM
Groups from 8:30 to 12:15 (break times included)
Lunch served from 12:15 to 12:45pm
Groups from 1:30 to 3:30pm (break times included)
Dinner served from 5:00 to 5:30pm
Study Groups from 6:30 to 8:00pm

Other than specific programming time, residents have free time to exercise, watch TV and pursue leisure activities.

In addition to our people, program, and serene location, Clay Crossing has achieved accreditation from CARF® International.

Founded in 1966 as the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities, CARF® International is an independent, nonprofit accreditor of health and human services.

Accreditation matters because it shows the public, funders and regulators our commitment to continuously improve services, manage risk, and distinguish our service delivery.

Persons seeking services, referral agencies, and the community can be sure that Clay Crossing has demonstrated conformance to internationally accepted standards including Person-focused standards that emphasize an integrated and individualized approach to services and outcomes.

CARF® International accreditation is clear evidence to federal, state, tribal and local governments of Clay Crossing’s commitment to quality of programs and services that receive government funding.