Goals
This collaborative effort between Shortgrass Community Health Center and Southwestern Oklahoma Development Authority (SWODA) seeks to reduce the number of fatal opioid overdoses using Medication for Opioid Use Disorder (MOUD) while utilizing telehealth services for treatment and recovery on a mobile medical unit. The mobile nature of this unit hopes to lower the barriers to treatment caused by lack of access to transportation services.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is MAT (Medication Assisted Treatment)?
Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) uses long-acting medications to reduce or prevent withdrawal symptoms and cravings. This approach helps individuals focus on their recovery, gain control over their addiction, and stay on track toward long-term wellness.
A medical professional is available via telehealth to create personalized treatment plans and provide ongoing support. To improve access, a mobile unit is available for individuals who may not have transportation to a doctor’s office.
This initiative is made possible through a partnership between the South Western Oklahoma Development Authority and the Shortgrass Community Health Center, working together to bring essential services to those who need them most.
Who is Shortgrass Community Health Center, Inc.?
Shortgrass Community Health Center(SCHC) is a non-profit 501(c)(3) Federally Qualified Health Center that provides integrated health care services to insured, uninsured, underinsured, and underserved children and adults in Southwest Oklahoma. Our primary purpose as an integrated clinic is to provide access to comprehensive services, such as medical, psychiatry, behavioral health, substance use disorder, dental, optometry, and 340b pharmacy at affordable costs to continually improve the well-being of residents in our service area.
We believe that by helping improve the health of the community we can reduce the level of chronic illnesses and lessen the need for acute care in our area.
What should I expect on my first visit?
Withdrawal Risk Assessment
Have a urine sample taken.
See the doctor through telehealth.
Why choose us?
Professional Medical Staff:
Experienced specialists and well-trained nurses.
Modern Technology:
Utilizing the latest medical tools for diagnosis and treatment.
Local Access to Care:
Lower transportation cost.
Less childcare needed.
Less time off work.
Fast and Efficient Service:
Simple Mobile Medication Assisted Treatment.
Strategic Location:
Easily accessible via public or private transportation.
How can I receive services, learn the criteria, or ask additional questions?
Please contact Shortgrass Community Health Center at 580-688-2800.
Other Treatment Options
SHORTGRASS COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER, INC.
(580) 688-2800 | 400 E SYCAMORE ST, HOLLIS, OK 73550
MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND THURSDAY (8AM—5PM),
WEDNESDAY 8AM—7PM, FRIDAY (8AM—2PM)
ROB’S “PATH TO MIRACLES” RANCH
(405)-253-3838 | 501 E GRAND AVE, SAYRE, OK 73662
JIM TALIAFERRO COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER
602 SW 38TH STREET LAWTON, OK 73505-6999
580-248-5780
Cheyenne & Arapaho Tribes
Tribal Opioid Response
Concho (405) 766-9742
George Hawkins Treatment Center
Clinton (580) 331-2370
SHORTGRASS COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER, INC.
111 N HUDSON ST. ALTUS, OK 73521580-688-2800
Drug Abuse National Helpline | 1-800-662-4357
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline | 800-273-8255
Oklahoma's Mental Health Lifeline | 988
Red Rock Behavioral Health
Elk City MAT Clinic (580) 225-5136
Weatherford MAT Clinic (580) 375-6300
BEAR Program, Wichita & Affiliated Tribes
Anadarko (405) 247-2428
Lawton Community Health Clinic
Burns Flat (MOUD) (580) 562-1717
Kiowa Alcohol-Drug Addiction/Prevention
Anadarko (580) 951-0689
Consortium Against Substance Abuse
Anadarko (580) 247-7313