Evidence status: PUBLIC PATIENT PAPERWORK / CURRENT PRACTICE ACTIVE / CURRENT FORM VERSION UNRESOLVED. Oklahoma Interventional Spine & Pain publicly hosts new-patient paperwork containing a Medication Contract, and Brandon Claflin, DO remains publicly associated with the active practice. The packet path dates from 2023 and Seeds of Vice has not established that every patient in 2026 receives this exact unchanged version.

Quick read

The contract coordinates chronic-pain controlled-substance prescribing through the practice, restricts outside pain prescriptions, sets refill and medication-use rules, and permits the practice to stop controlled medication when it concludes the agreement has been violated.

Who is on the provider side

Brandon Claflin, DO is identified in the practice paperwork and current practice materials as a board-certified physical medicine and rehabilitation physician with pain-medicine training.

Terms that matter most

  • Controlled substances for chronic pain are to come through the designated pain practice except as authorized.
  • Medication changes are handled through clinical review rather than unilateral dose changes by the patient.
  • The practice’s separate narcotic instructions require monthly visits for patients receiving narcotics, advance refill requests, and state that lost or stolen medication is not replaced even with a police report.
  • The patient is required to sign the medication contract when narcotics are prescribed.

Law versus clinic policy

Oklahoma law can require a patient-provider agreement and permits agreements to address refills and prescriptions from other practitioners. Monthly visits, a particular refill lead time, and a categorical no-replacement rule are clinic policies unless another authority independently requires them in a particular setting.

Primary sources

← Oklahoma Contract-for-Care Evidence Library

Reviewed: October 4, 2026.

Evidence boundary: The public paperwork documents the practice’s written terms. It does not establish how often a term is invoked or the outcome for any individual patient.