Schusterman Center - Psychiatry Clinic Tulsa - OU Health
Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine • Tulsa, OK
About
OU Health is Oklahoma’s flagship academic health system (OU Medicine, Inc.), affiliated with the University of Oklahoma. It operates as a nonprofit hospital and health care provider headquartered in Oklahoma City, with 5 U.S. offices and a broad regional footprint. The organization emphasizes treatment of severe and life-threatening conditions and positions itself as a destination for advanced medical care in Oklahoma. Key points: - Type/ownership: Nonprofit hospital system (OU Medicine, Inc.), private ownership - Size: ~1,820 employees; reported annual revenue around $310M - Headquarters: Oklahoma City, OK - Services: Academic health system offering comprehensive medical care and specialty services - Locations: United States (5 offices in OKC, Edmond, and Washington, D.C.) - Contact: compliance@oumedicine.com; main phone numbers provided - LinkedIn presence: linkedin.com/company/ouhealth Note: The provided content does not mention a dedicated "Schusterman Center - Psychiatry Clinic Tulsa" site. If you’re specifically seeking OU Health’s psychiatry services in Tulsa, please indicate, and I can refine the search to Tulsa-specific psychiatry clinics within OU Health or nearby affiliated centers.
Clinic Type
Psychiatry and Behavioral Medicine
Address
700 NE 13th St, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73104, US
Phone
405-271-4700
communityrelations@ouhealth.com
Opening Hours
Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.
Services Offered
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What services are offered?
Mental & Behavioral Health; Mental Health Treatment for Children; Adult Services; Children's Services
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What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed
- Apple Maps: 100% (7 ratings) (7)
- Yelp (via MapQuest): 1.0 (1 (on Yelp))
- Birdeye (Google): 4.7 (3)
Patients praise
- Specific individual providers are highly praised for being attentive, professional, and excellent listeners
- Patients appreciate doctors who include them in care decisions
- Some patients feel heard and valued by their specific care team
- Effective and clear communication from certain physicians
Common complaints
- Perceived lack of care and unprofessionalism from staff
- Issues with medication management and treatment plans
- Reports of being dismissed or unheard by providers
- Concerns regarding administrative handling and communication
- Allegations of biased or rude behavior by front-desk staff
"I've been seeing psychiatrists for 30+ years and have never had any issues. After moving to Tulsa, my experience in the last three years with the Schuesterman Center is beyond appalling. It's like working with toddlers."
— LocalityBiz review"I have been talk to drs for years and I feel like I was finally heard! The most amazing team of dr and the best communication they all came in knowing what the previous appointment with the other dr was about and how it went."
— OU Health patient testimonial for Dr. John Laurent"Dr. Griffith is the BEST! She always includes me in decisions involving my care. She is very attentive and caring."
— OU Health patient testimonial for Dr. Kristy GriffithSynthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- OU Researchers Explore Vagus Nerve Stimulation for... — Jul 30, 2025
- OU-Tulsa School of Community Medicine Ends Contracts, Shutters Clinic - Oklahoma Watch — Jan 29, 2026
- Nationally Renowned Psychiatrist Joins OU Health to Advance Behavioral Health Care in Oklahoma — Feb 11, 2026
- Groundbreaking for Major Tulsa Expansion of OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center — Nov 13, 2025
- OU Health taps national psychiatry leader to advance behavioral health - Becker’s Behavioral Health — Feb 11, 2026
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026.
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