Compass Clinic

Compass Clinic Addiction Medicine

Compass Clinic, Outpatient Opioid and Drug Treatment Center

38 Total Reviews
Average rating of 4.8 / 5

Takes Time to Listen: 100%
Communicates Well: 97%
Average Wait Time: 2 minutes

701 NE 36th Street Inside Today Clinic
- Oklahoma City, OK 73105 Office Website

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Patient Satisfaction

38 Total Reviews
Average rating of 4.8 / 5

Takes Time to Listen: 100%
Communicates Well: 97%
Average Wait Time: 2 minutes

Amy Payne Barton

"Since I have been with the Compass Clinic I have improved my life more then you could imagine. I have been with Shelly for almost a year and she has helped through a very dark time in my life and I thank her and Dr. Cauthen both. "

Verified Review Apr 15, 2016

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Anonymous

"Ok"

Verified Review Dec 13, 2016

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Kristin

"They were very friendly and helpful. Explained everything that I needed to know and caring."

Verified Review Nov 24, 2016

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Compass Clinic, Outpatient Opioid and Drug Treatment Center Office Information

Directions

We are located within the Today Clinic located on 36th street near the intersection of 36th and Lincoln Boulevard.

Office Message

Opioid and alcohol dependence is a terrible thing that happens to good people in all walks of life. However, many people do not realize that there are medications that can help you defeat the dependence and get back to your normal self. We can help. We are a friendly, accessible outpatient medical clinic serving people with opioid or alcohol dependence. We utilize advanced medications such as Suboxone, Subutex, Zubsolv and buprenorphine, and our program is physician supervised. Call today for more information.

Don't worry... To serve you better, we offer 100% complete privacy, a 24-hour nursing hotline, and appointments scheduled around your schedule all for the low price of only $75 per week!

Questions & Answers

Is it really schizophrenia?

One day a friend of mine was talking about the problems he faced in his everyday life and how it's good to forgive and the world will end soon. The next day he disappears and is put into a hospital and diagnosed with schizophrenia. But he was normal weeks before this episode. He's taking a medication called zyprexa and he told me it's affecting his memory. Will he lose memory for good and should he just seek counseling instead of being in a hospital?

Anonymous Patient

It sounds like your friend is getting the help he needs. Zyprexa is a good medication, and he will not lose his memory.

Best of luck!