Best Behavioral Health clinics in Oklahoma City, OK.

OU Health in Oklahoma City offers adult mental and behavioral health services as part of its comprehensive, nonprofit academic health system. Highlights include collaborative programs through OU Health and the Oklahoma Children’s OU Health Behavioral Health Center, with ongoing initiatives and partnerships (e.g., collaboration with Oklahoma City Public Schools) to expand behavioral health access. The system emphasizes a patient-centered approach across inpatient, outpatient, and specialized behavioral health services, aiming to support mental wellness for adults in the Oklahoma City area. For details on specific adult programs, locations, and appointment options, visit ouhealth.com or contact the Oklahoma City campus.

Red Rock Behavioral Health Services in Oklahoma City is a large nonprofit mental health and substance use treatment provider. Key points: - Type/Scope: 501(c)(3) nonprofit and one of Oklahoma’s largest Community Mental Health Centers, offering comprehensive mental health and addiction services. - Location: Headquartered in Oklahoma City, OK, with 16 offices across Oklahoma. - Services: Mental health care and substance use treatment for adults, children, and youth; also operates the Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinic in Colorado Springs. - Size and reach: About 800+ staff nationwide; local presence in Oklahoma City with multiple satellite offices. - Founded: 1974; Industry: Mental Health Care. - Contact (OKC context): Main Oklahoma City offices and service availability across the state; phone and general access numbers available via the organization’s site.

The Mercy organization is a nonprofit Catholic health system serving the Midwest and beyond. It operates 40+–44+ acute care and specialty hospitals (varies by source), over 700 physician and outpatient clinics across Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, and other regions, and employs tens of thousands of staff. Mercy is headquartered in Chesterfield, Missouri, and traces its roots to 1871–1886 (founded by the Sisters of Mercy). It is the seventh-largest Catholic health system in the U.S. and operates several Mercy-branded clinics and hospitals, including Mercy Clinic Behavioral Health in various locations. For Oklahoma specifically, Mercy provides extensive healthcare services through Mercy Clinic and Mercy Plaza in Oklahoma City as part of its Oklahoma footprint.