Oklahoma Integrated Care PLC

10/11/2026

09/29/2026

TMS is a noninvasive treatment option for depression. Treatment is performed while you are awake and does not require anesthesia. Wondering what a session is actually like? Follow OIC this month—we're breaking it down in plain language.

09/28/2026

Trying multiple antidepressants without enough improvement can be discouraging. For some patients, treatment options extend beyond another medication change. TMS is a noninvasive treatment that maybe considered after clinical evaluation. OIC now offers access to TMS through AMPA TMS.

09/28/2026

Are you someone who has "tried everything" for your depression with no improvement? That is what is called treatment resistant depression, and it affects approximately 30% of people in the United States. We can help with options such as Spravato and TMS treatment. Find us today at www.oicardmore.com or call 580-238-4277

We are an outpatient family practice and psychiatric clinic. Family Practice - Mary Stuard and Dawnita Sampson. Mental Health - Tasha Preston.

09/26/2026

💙 Meds not helping enough with depression?

TMS may be another treatment option. Oklahoma Integrated Care is offering AMPA TMS evaluations to see whether it may be right for you.

Call our office and ask about a TMS evaluation. Treatment and insurance eligibility vary by person and plan.

08/26/2026

Please join us in welcoming Daniel Zigo, MSN, APRN, PMHNP-BC, to Oklahoma Integrated Care!

Daniel is a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner who provides psychiatric evaluations, diagnoses, treatment planning, and medication management for patients across the lifespan.

Born in Healdton and raised in the Healdton, Lone Grove, and Ardmore areas, Daniel has deep roots in Southern Oklahoma. He brings nearly two decades of nursing and healthcare experience, including work in emergency, medical-surgical, critical care, surgery, endoscopy, inpatient case management, and nursing leadership. During his 25 years of service in the Oklahoma Air National Guard, he served as a flight nurse in the Aeromedical Evacuation Unit and Medical Group before retiring as a major.

Daniel earned his Associate Degree in Nursing from Murray State College, his Bachelor of Science in Nursing from East Central University, and his Master of Science in Nursing from Frontier Nursing University.

Daniel is committed to providing compassionate, evidence-based mental health care and developing individualized treatment plans. He is proud to serve individuals and families throughout Southern Oklahoma as part of the OIC team.

Daniel Zigo, MSN, APRN, PMHNP-BC, is accepting new patients at OIC.

08/12/2026

Come see us for some essential vitamins and discuss your functional health with us! (We Do not own the rights to this music).

08/04/2026

Back to school Tdap to your sports physicals. Come see us at Oklahoma Integrated Care 🩺

07/08/2026

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It is such an honor to be working with Dr. Kent Smalley in our efforts to provide early dementia detection in southern Oklahoma.

If you are concerned about cognitive decline in families or yourself please don't hesitate to reach out and scheduled an appointment for a comprehensive dementia workup. www.oicardmore.com or 580-238-4277

We are an outpatient family practice and psychiatric clinic. Family Practice - Mary Stuard and Dawnita Sampson. Mental Health - Tasha Preston.

06/18/2026

**Kratom: What You Should Know**

Kratom is a plant-derived substance from Southeast Asia that is often marketed as a natural remedy for pain, anxiety, depression, or opioid withdrawal. However, kratom contains active compounds that can affect opioid receptors in the brain and may produce stimulant effects at lower doses and sedative effects at higher doses.

**Potential Dangers of Kratom:**

* Risk of **dependence and addiction**
* Withdrawal symptoms including anxiety, irritability, insomnia, nausea, and muscle aches
* Increased risk of **liver injury**
* Elevated blood pressure and heart rate
* Drowsiness, dizziness, and impaired judgment
* Seizures and, in rare cases, severe toxicity
* Potential interactions with prescription medications, alcohol, and other substances
* Products are not regulated by the FDA, leading to concerns about contamination, inconsistent potency, and adulteration

While some individuals report benefits from kratom use, it is not FDA-approved for any medical condition, and its safety and effectiveness have not been established. Patients should discuss kratom use with their healthcare provider, especially if they are taking other medications or have a history of substance use disorder.

Our partners at the Oklahoma State Medical Examiners Office recently pushed out an alert on the dangers of Kratom.

There has been an alarming rise in overdoses and deaths involving this so-called "gas station he**in' over the past several years.

While Oklahoma and many other states have passed legislation to ban certain high-potency Kratom products, abuse and distribution remains wide-spread.

OBN encourages parents to have conversations with their teens about the dangers of any intoxicating product that may be found at local stores or online.