Lakeview Health

Lakeview Health operates as a residential treatment center, which means it provides a controlled environment. While patients reside on-site, they are not strictly "locked down" and may participate in supervised off-site activities during certain phases of treatment.

Patients will be in treatment with individuals of the same gender, as there are separate buildings for men (The Star) and women (The Rose).

Aftercare includes 12-step meeting attendance, but it is not specified if the core program uses 12-steps, Smart Recovery, or Celebrate Recovery.

You should bring two weeks' worth of comfortable clothing, personal hygiene items, prescription medications in original bottles, cigarettes (if you smoke), ID, and your insurance card.

You should leave electronics (laptops, cell phones, tablets, digital cameras, MP3 players), non-prescription medications, non-recovery-related reading materials, clothing with offensive sayings or references to drugs or alcohol, products containing alcohol (mouthwash, hair gel, Nyquil), food (gum, candy, mints), valuables (jewelry, watches), electronic cigarettes or vaping apparatus, and any liquids used for these devices at home.

Smoking is permitted in designated areas; vaping devices and liquids are prohibited.

The living situation involves separate buildings for men (The Star) and women (The Rose).

Shared semi-private rooms are standard, but yes, private rooms are available, depending on your preference and current availability.

No.

Yes, Lakeview Health utilizes Medication-Assisted Treatment (MAT) with medications such as Suboxone®, Vivitrol®, and Methadone as part of an integrated approach to treatment when deemed clinically appropriate.

A strict "no cellphone" policy is in place during early recovery, and electronics including laptops and cell phones are prohibited. Information about WiFi is not found on website.

Family visits are allowed with therapist approval, especially during later stages of treatment.

The length of stay is personalized based on individual clinical needs. Typical program durations range from 28 to 90+ days.

Care is provided by addictionologists, psychiatrists, nurses, therapists, music therapists, dietitians, and exercise physiologists.

Therapies offered include Cognitive-Behavior Therapy, Family Therapy, Trauma-Informed Therapy, Recreation Therapy, and other evidence-based approaches.

The facility offers dual diagnosis programs.

Yes, most major insurance plans are accepted, along with self-pay and major credit cards.

Inpatient addiction treatment involves living full-time at a specialized facility, providing constant care and a structured environment away from triggers, ideal for severe addictions or intensive initial recovery. In contrast, outpatient treatment allows you to live at home while attending scheduled therapy and group sessions at a center, offering flexibility for those with stable living situations or as a follow-up to inpatient care.

Aftercare includes individual counseling, family therapy, medication management, and 12-step meeting attendance; an extensive Alumni Program is also available.

Information is not found on website regarding specific costs, but you can check insurance and financing options; self-pay and major credit cards are accepted.

Yes, the facility offers different detox types for men and women.

Family visits are allowed with therapist approval, and family therapy is offered as part of the aftercare and treatment.

Programs include residential treatment, dual diagnosis, intervention services, gender-responsive programs, and specialized care for chronic pain, eating disorders, veterans, and first responders.

Yes, through their dual diagnosis programs.

Psychiatrists are on staff. Information about psychologists is not found on website, though "therapists" are mentioned.

28 days, up to 90 days.

The campus has separate buildings for men (The Star) and women (The Rose) and offers recreational activities and meals prepared by a culinary chef.

Yes, through an extensive Alumni Program and aftercare services.

2001.

Lakeview Health offers a comprehensive approach with various specialized programs, a diverse and certified staff, a focus on aftercare and an Alumni Program, and meals prepared by a culinary chef.

The website lists authorized items to bring, but does not explicitly state what happens if something is forgotten.