Evidence status: PUBLICLY HOSTED AGREEMENT / CURRENT OPERATIVE VERSION UNRESOLVED. Physicians At Home / Best Physicians At Home remains an active Oklahoma practice and publicly hosts a patient-consent packet containing a Controlled Substance Agreement. Seeds of Vice has not established that this older packet is the exact form currently executed.

Quick read

The agreement addresses a single physician and pharmacy, office-hour refill handling, secure medication storage, original pill bottles, lost or stolen medication, monitoring, and discontinuation/taper consequences.

Who is on the provider side

The institutional counterparty is Physicians At Home, Inc. / Best Physicians At Home. Its current website identifies a present clinical team, but because the agreement’s exact current-use status is unresolved, this dossier does not attribute the older contract to each current clinician.

Terms that matter most

  • The form uses one-prescriber and one-pharmacy controls for controlled substances.
  • Refills are handled through stated office procedures.
  • Patients are responsible for secure storage and bringing medication containers as directed.
  • Lost or stolen medication may not be replaced, and the agreement allows tapering/discontinuation under stated circumstances.
  • The form states that if the doctor-patient relationship is terminated for noncompliance, the practice may provide up to 30 days of noncontrolled medication while the patient seeks another physician; this is a clinic transition provision, not a statewide guarantee of continued opioid prescribing.

Law versus clinic policy

Oklahoma law can require a patient-provider agreement and allows agreements to address refills and outside prescribers. The exact one-pharmacy implementation, office procedures, and lost/stolen-medication consequences are practice terms rather than universal statutory wording.

Primary sources

← Oklahoma Contract-for-Care Evidence Library

Reviewed: October 4, 2026.

Evidence boundary: The packet’s continued public hosting does not establish that it is the current executed version.