Evidence status: PUBLICLY HOSTED 2019 AGREEMENT; PRIOR 2018 VERSION PRESERVED; EXACT CURRENT AGREEMENT USE UNRESOLVED. Oklahoma Pain Center continues to host medication-agreement files from 2018 and 2019. Its live 2026 New Patient Forms page tells scheduled patients to print the listed paperwork and its Download Complete Packet button currently points to a /2019/12/All.pdf file. Seeds of Vice has not established that the separately hosted November 2019 Medication Agreement reviewed here is contained in that current complete-packet file, so current onboarding with a 2019-era packet is verified while use of this exact agreement version remains unresolved.

Quick read

The agreement addresses one pain prescriber, refill limits, lost or stolen medication, urine testing, pill counts, annual agreement signing, monthly visits, dismissal, video monitoring, and broad liability-release language.

Who is on the provider side

The 2019 document header names S. Blake Kelly, MD; James Lynch, MD; Nathan Overbey, MD; Karie Stewart, APRN; Stacy Torres, APRN; Angela Quick, APRN; Jennifer McReynolds, PA-C; Matthew Munda, APRN; Meredith Pruitt, PA-C; and Cody McBride, APRN. The agreement text specifically refers to treatment under Dr. Blake Kelly and Dr. James Lynch. These names establish who appears on that version, not current employment status in 2026.

Terms that matter most

• Only one physician is to prescribe medication for pain, subject to stated exceptions.
• Lost or misplaced prescriptions are not replaced; the form states that reported theft can result in dismissal in many instances.
• Periodic urine testing and pill counts are used.
• The agreement describes yearly signing and monthly office visits.
• It contains broad language releasing the physician from responsibility for certain medication-related outcomes.

Version history

The core medication-control language is materially stable between the public 2018 and 2019 versions reviewed. Provider roster/address details changed, and the later file adds an assignment-of-benefits/legal-claims section. URL dates are preserved as provenance and are not treated as proof of when any individual patient signed the form.

Law versus clinic policy

Oklahoma law recognizes agreement subjects such as other prescribers, refills, monitoring, and termination. It does not independently require monthly visits, annual re-signing, dismissal after a theft report, or the broad liability-release language found here. Legal effect of any release is outside this factual classification.

Primary sources

• 2019 publicly hosted agreement
• 2018 prior version
• Current forms page

← Oklahoma Contract-for-Care Evidence Library

Reviewed: October 4, 2026.

Evidence boundary: These files establish historical/publicly hosted written policies. Current operative use of the exact 2019 version remains unresolved.