Monarch Inc – Warner

Insurance covers the cost of treatment they sign you up for food stamps to pay for your meals but I never got a card when I left so I have no clue what the deal with that is. Doesn't seem right to me. Every item I… brought that wasn't sealed and brand new was thrown away during intake. My phone and watch were placed in storage but other items weren't for some reason; because of this I didn't have any soap, shampoo, toothpaste, etc. These necessary items were not provided to me so i had to basically just rinse off and brush my teeth with nothing. Without my vape I thought my nicotine gum would be fine but they threw that away as well. Once again no patches or lozenges were available for me. I was told disposable vapes are permitted however upon arrival it was thrown away because it was a Foger brand so don't bring one of those. Geekbars are permitted though. The facility itself is very cold, dismal, uninviting, and projects feelings of dread and negativity. Not warm, comforting, and welcoming like I imagined. The facility is too small to accommodate 30 men. It is ridiculously loud so forget having a moment of peace and quiet. You are required to get up every day at 6 am. You are not allowed any extensive sleep to detox which was my entire reason for going. I had a manic episode because of this which I warned staff it was about to happen but was ignored. I was then reprimanded having to write three pages on appropriate behavior while in treatment. Again; I got in trouble for flipping out when I was detoxing from drugs. I feel staff should be accustomed to that. You are required to sign up every day to take any prescribed medication you bring and if you're on time you will wait 20-30 minutes and if you're late they won't give you your meds for the day. So basically you'll always be late for breakfast but that doesn't matter because everyone will have eaten everything before you can have a single bite. They make a few pitchers of coffee in the morning but again good luck getting any. No more coffee is made until the next day. Breakfast is at 7 am then classes until 12 pm when lunch is served then back to class at 1 pm concluding at 2:30 pm with breaks throughout. There is a TV room with couches which is nice but I felt uncomfortable with the content people were always watching. Just me honestly. They have a workout area that's the size of a large closet. Six sets of dumbbells, one exercise bicycle, one flat bench. Doesn't incline and no bar for bench presses. I run everyday so I had to resort to running laps around the backyard trying to avoid people as best as I could. There is a volleyball net but only a flat ball, a basketball but no goal, and cornhole but with bags leaking sand. There are 10 rooms with 3 twin beds each, a dresser for each person and a cork board above each bed but again no push pins are provided so there's no reason for it to be there essentially. They have a small laundry facility with two washers and two dryers if I remember correctly. The food that is prepared is heavily processed, never fresh, comes from a can, and prepared by the kindest woman you can imagine that is being berated constantly by residents complaining about literally everything. Staff picks and chooses what rules they want to enforce and if you receive four write-ups you are discharged. Major issues were ignored while minor infractions were given constantly. I was the only resident that was there on my own accord and actually seeking treatment. Everyone else is there because of legal matters and doesn't take anything seriously. Very frustrating when you are trying to actually learn something and get help. Drug use is rampant and ignored by staff. You are unable to use the phone the first week. They have trips to Dollar General and a local thrift store weekly but again you must be there a week before you are allowed to do anything. They have one pop machine that malfunctions constantly and they state they are not responsible of course. There is a communal bathroom with six showers and six toilets.

Absolutely the WORST treatment facility ive ever experienced. They "allow" their clients to sneak in "vapes" and whatever by ignoring the things coming in, through the mail in "candy bags". Literally was told this by… the lady at the front. Plausible deniablity apparenty.......When I left after just 12 hours of being there, they called dhs, tried to get my kids taken away from me AND violated HIPPAA by telling the case worker that I had been at a detox facility before being transported to Monarch. Along with Violating HIPPAA for a male client that traveled with from detox to Muskogee. The name in my court papers was "Ms. Casy Farmer". These are "supposed" to be people who are there to HELP some one struggling in addiction. NOT hender their recovery and INTENTIONALLY Try to get their kids taken from them. I will be reporting them to Oklahoma department of mental health!!! PLEASE PLEASE CHOOSE ANYWHERE ELSE OTHER THAN HERE!!!

Men's facility 3 out of last 60 residents graduated. That's 1 in 20, or 5%. Bed bugs. Job haters. No staff accountability. Short staffed. Little care and concern for residents. Couldn't get a ride to Urgent Care for 6… days before I signed out and went on my own. Arrogant, condescending Director. No nutritionist for healthy meals or snacks. Staff doesn't care for feedback. Two people I talked to after leaving said their experience was a nightmare. Employee Danielle said her reports of drugs in the facility were ignored. See reviews by previous employees. Not good. My medications were not returned to me upon exit, but rather "destroyed" Illegally as repricussion for my complaints. Had to find another program. Was approaching rehab with a very good attitude, but had a complete change of thoughts toward rehab after being at Monarch's men's facility for one week. Very negative and overbearing employees. Staff has no control or structure in out of control group sessions.The atmosphere there was getting me nowhere. I noticed that most of the good reviews from Monarch were from long ago. Something has definitely changed.Wouldn't recommend Monarch to a family member or my worst enemy. J.R.

I attended monarch many years ago probably 7 to 10 years ago didn't want to be there but they were such an excellent facility not only did we learn so much about all kinds of addiction things nicotine addiction facts… they gave help me with my parenting courses helped me literally get to the root of my problem not just my addiction but of myself love and and triggers and just all kinds of different things I thought it looking back now was 100% an excellent facility

I very much enjoyed my time at monarch. I learned more about myself and my addiction and how to cope. Appreciate the staff and made life long friends

I very much enjoyed the time I had at this established enter. Kindness above all, allowed me to take in the best of myself and my recovery. It was well worth the effort, to get myself into a new place, for a betterment… of managing addiction with the knowledge provided.

It's a joke. Bedbugs dirty & drugs. Women nodding out in class or putting on make up. No structure. Lots of bullying. Staff has no control or they just don't care.

I was given the gift of being a residential patient at Monarch the summer of 2017. I was finally ready to begin practicing honesty, open mindedness, and willingness. Monarch gave me the gift of time for sobriety,… clarity, and the TOOLS to BEGIN my recovery. I am eternally grateful for my time there. The staff shared their personal experiences, strenght and hope...which is unparallelI. They were honest and direct with me. They helped teach me living skills verses survival skills. I still am PRACTICING the principles of my recovery in ALL of my affairs, one day at a time. I no longer live in the black, white, or grey. My life is technicolor. Thank you to EVERYONE at Monarch for being such a VITAL chapter in my book. 🐛🦋

I was wrongly picked up By Oklahoma County after they issued a warrant for my arrest. Everything I owned was there when the Police picked me up from that facility at 8pm Wednesday night back in August 2024.. Im from OKC… , all my family is from OKC. I was in jail and could not pick up my belongings so instead they threw away everything I owned. Literally everything.. I left Oklahoma county with nothing 2 months later. They are so wrong for that

Liked most of the staff there. But instead of them hiring someone to clean before fire Marshal showed up, they made us do it all. Meals are pretty good at times. But it's small amounts for the most part! Staff is NOT… licensed to give meds, but they only allow you smaller amounts than required or less than instructions on the box. The one staff member tried talking my roommate out of going back to Urgent care, and roommate needed to go! Matter of fact they dropped her off at urgent care and urgent care called ambulance. She had to be admitted to ICU due to blood pressure complications. Her BP was higher than stroke level. Yet they argued with her that it was a 24 hour virus (staff at Monarch). They would not let us call our families because we was all put on blanket restrictions (everyone was in trouble and they took away our privileges). Families were getting worried because they hadn't heard from us!! My mail sat there for 4 days before it was taken to be mailed out to my family! When I left I had to call to have my food stamps to be released. They had changed my address and phone number to theirs at the facility. Federal offense is what Oklahoma DHS told me! They allow 1 cup coffee each. 1 6 Oz cup of juice or kool-aid with meals. They say they have vending machines. They have 2 soda vending machines that's it! And their gym?? 2 exercise bikes, a small weight bench and one treadmill hardly qualifies as a gym. I realize there are rules and regulations, but it's not a prison! The director or whatever she is says vaping is trading one addiction for another. Yet her addiction shows thru her clothes, but that's different, right? Nope ADDICTION IS ADDICTION! SHE NEEDS TO TAKE HER OWN ADVICE, BEFORE SHE TALKS ABOUT ADDICTIONS! AND FINGERNAILS THAT ARE 3-4 INCHES LONG ARE NOT SANITARY. BLACK MOLD ON CEILING OF CHAPEL. HOW'S THAT HEALTHY? THEY'RE JUST WORRIED ABOUT THEIR BONUSES AND CHECKS. NOT TALKING ABOUT ALL STAFF. SOME ARE ACTUALLY GOOD AT THEIR JOBS AND ACTUALLY CARE! I WOULD LOOK ELSEWHERE BEFORE SENDING MY LOVED ONES HERE. THIS PLACE IS A JOKE! MARSHA IS GREAT!!! SO ARE THE RSA/RCA WHATEVER YOU CALL THEM. LITTLE TAMMY IS AWESOME IN MY BOOK TOO! Calls are NOT private because they have to sit with you while you're on the phone. When you do have a phone in your building, everyone walking in and out can hear. No privacy at all !!!

Havent but im hoping a get a call soon i did the phone part now im ready to do the damn thing preyer please

I was a client in 2005. This program turned my whole life around. Forever thankful for my time at Monarch.

Was a client in 97 completely change my life for the better

I haven't but I'm hoping that it will change my life around in the near future,I've heard nothing but good things.....