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What to Expect

GRAND provides trained professionals to help you navigate any mental health situation. We offer individual and group outpatient services, 24/7 crisis services, and a wide range of helpful programs for all ages. You can be referred to us or set up an appointment on your own. Either way, here’s some helpful info to get you started.

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What You’ll Need

When you call or visit to set up an appointment, we will need:

  • Insurance card (if applicable)
  • Social Security numbers for each individual being seen
  • To speak with the person receiving services, per HIPAA privacy laws, or the person who has legal guardianship/custody of the minor receiving services

Items to bring to your first appointment:

  • Medicaid card if applicable
  • Valid photo ID (except children)
  • Social Security card
  • Insurance card (if applicable)
  • For financial assistance: latest taxes, pay-stubs, divorce decree showing child support or disability amounts, award letters or bank statements
  • For minors: If guardian is not biological parent, proof of guardianship must be presented (guardian should plan to be present during the first few appointments)
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Billing and Insurance

As of March 2022, we accept Medicaid, Traditional Medicare, SoonerCare, Blue Cross and Blue Shield, HealthChoice/PSI, Beacon, and Humana insurances. If your insurance is not listed here, please contact them directly. Ask about their mental health coverage and where you can receive these services. We do not discriminate in the provision of services based on ability to pay. Crisis and referral services are available to all, regardless of health care coverage.

Private Pay Fee Scale for those without insurance: We want to make sure that mental health care is available and affordable for everyone. Our sliding pay scale for our services is based on Federal Poverty Guidelines for household income and family size. Download the Sliding Pay Scale chart to see if your household qualifies for reduced fees for services. If you have any questions about the sliding pay scale, contact us at 918-273-1841.

Download the Sliding Pay Scale chart

GRAND Mental Health does not discriminate in the provision of services to an individual because the individual is unable to pay, or eligible under Medicare, Medicaid, or the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP), or based upon the individual’s race, color, sex, national origin, disability, religion, age, sexual orientation, or gender identity.

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