Keetoowah Cherokee Treatment Services provides compassionate, evidence-based care for individuals seeking support for opioid addiction and recovery. We are committed to creating a welcoming environment where people feel respected, supported, and safe as they take the next step toward healing.
Keetoowah Cherokee Treatment Services is committed to supporting wellness, strengthening mental health, and helping individuals recover from addiction in the communities we serve. Through evidence-based care, medical support, counseling, and compassion, we help people overcome challenges and build a healthier, more stable future.
At KCTS, we believe treatment should be grounded in dignity, respect, clinical excellence, and compassion. We are committed to meeting each person where they are and providing care that supports lasting recovery.
KCTS is supported by the Medication-Assisted Treatment / Prescription Drug and Opioid Addiction Grant through SAMHSA for fiscal years 2022 through 2027.
Clinical Supervisor: Shelby Torrence
Medical Director: Dr. Harold Pierre
Medical Operations Supervisor: Tasha Irving
Established in 2008, KCTS was the first Tribal methadone clinic in the United States. We continue to serve both Native and non-Native patients with compassionate, evidence-based care.
To help each patient receive the right level of care, KCTS monitors several areas throughout treatment, including:
If you have questions about treatment, insurance, or what to expect, our team is here to help. Reach out to learn more or schedule an appointment in a supportive, nonjudgmental setting.
