We are a non-medical facility; therefore, we do not provide the medical detox needed for discontinuing the use of alcohol and certain drugs.

After completing the screening, the applicant will be notified if they will require medical detox prior to being admitted to our facility. If it is required, MONARCH will be happy to give a list of medical detox facilities in the area.

Due to the confidentiality of the residents that we currently have in the facility, tours are not offered. We are more than glad to answer any questions you may have concerning accommodations by calling 918-682-7210 (toll free: 800-673-0124).

Our facility has 2 separate dorm units. Each Unit has its own Living Room, Kitchen, Laundry room.

In most cases mom and child/children will be in their own room.

As with private pay MONARCH provides a individualize treatment program. Treatments plans and services are customized for each individual client. Treatment plans and services are customized for each individual.

Persons served are guaranteed one on one time with a skilled counselor weekly.

Case Management Services are provided to assist with any needs during treatment.

Your day will start off early with breakfast with your children.

The first group usually beginsafter the kids are off to school/day care. Hourly groups follow for the remainder of the day with breaks for lunch and dinner.

There is a daily NA/AA meeting and times set aside for personal calls and exercise.

On weekends, time set aside for mother/child bonding and visitation. Phones are available and NA/AA meetings will be attended.

Yes, we have a full-time case manager to assist with those needs.

We can accommodate most special needs. A doctor’s statement may be required to validate the request.

• Visitation is currently set for Saturdays.
• Each person served is allowed 4 visitors per visitation period.
• All visitors must be checked in no later than 15 minutes after visitation opens.
• All visitors must have a valid photo ID.
• No outside food or drink, and/or personal items are allowed during visitation. Only items allowed inside the facility are keys, and a photo ID.
• Visitors are subject to search and are expected to be free from the influence of any drugs or alcohol. Visitors suspected to be under the influence of drugs or alcohol will be turned away.

Phones are available daily during non-group hours.

During a client’s orientation period, generally lasting 2 weeks, they are allowed no visitation, no phone calls, no outside church and no outside meetings. They are allowed to make 2 five minutes calls per week to their minor children during this orientation period.