CHEROKEE NATION: CLAREMORE HIS - BEHAVIORAL HEALTH

Behavioral Health • Claremore, OK

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Cherokee Nation Claremore HIS Behavioral Health in Claremore, Oklahoma offers mental health and substance abuse services including outpatient individual and group therapy, grief and trauma counseling, substance abuse counseling, relapse prevention, psychiatry, psychological testing, and crisis intervention. The clinic also provides parenting skills training for childhood disorders, community prevention, research, and evaluation services.

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Clinic Type

Behavioral Health

Address

101 S. Moore Ave

Phone

(918) 342-6460

Email

admin@trilogyir.com

Opening Hours

Mon-Fri 8am-5pm

Website

https://mentalhealth.networkofcare.org/oklahoma/services/agency?pid=CHEROKEENATIONCLAREMOREHISBEHAVIORALHEALTH_2_1746_0

Services Offered

mental health
substance abuse
outpatient services
individual therapy
group therapy
grief counselling
trauma counselling
substance abuse counselling
relapse prevention
parenting skills for disorders of childhood
psychiatry
psychological testing
crisis intervention
community prevention
research
evaluation

Insurance & Payment

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Languages Spoken

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What Patients Say

Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed

Momentary/CMS HCAHPS data: 5/5 stars (overall, based on 105 HCAHPS surveys) (105 surveys)

Patients praise

Recent reports indicate improved functionality and service delivery following the Cherokee Nation's takeover in October 2025
High patient satisfaction scores (HCAHPS) for nurse communication, doctor effectiveness, and staff responsiveness during the period leading up to the transition
Increased tribal investment and bandwidth for patient care under new leadership

Common complaints

Historical patient complaints regarding lack of communication and difficulty navigating referral (PRC) systems
Frustration among some patients with administrative processes, responsiveness, and staff attitudes prior to the tribal takeover
Employee concerns regarding job security and service changes during the transition from IHS to Cherokee Nation management
General perceptions that other Cherokee Nation facilities have historically provided better care than the former IHS-run Claremore location

"But since the change has actually happened in October, they’re really starting to get their groove back together and everybody is really starting to function well."

— Cherokee Phoenix article, March 2026

"These patients identified lack of communication from PRC staff as a major issue... the average rating was 1.66 [out of 5]."

— Cherokee Nation internal white paper, September 2023

Synthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].

In the News

Cherokee Nation boosts funding for new Claremore health center to $400 million — Mar 2, 2026
Cherokee Nation sidesteps IHS backlog | Health | cherokeephoenix.org — Jun 25, 2026

Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026. Own this clinic? Claim or correct this listing.