• Inpatient Treatment
• Partial Hospitalization
• Intensive Outpatient
• Outpatient Treatment
• Residential Treatment

• Brunswick Place (Geriatric Services)

• Impaired Professionals
• Dual Diagnosis
• Bipolar Spectrum
• Trauma Resolution Program
• Suicide Prevention
• Recovery Academy

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• Job Opportunities
• Support Groups
• Executive Team

Following a confidential assessment, an appropriate referral would be made and admission to one of our programs may be recommended. Lakeside's programs offer a variety of treatment schedule options, such as days, evenings, weekends or a combination of these. The programs are of varying duration, and because some are used as a transitional step between an initial crisis and / or re-entry into daily living activities, a patient may move between different levels of care, depending on their specific needs.

Lakeside Behavioral Health System is focused on solutions. Each day we focus all of our resources and energies on one goal: to provide the highest quality, modern, and most cost effective behavioral services available.

Our focus on solutions for our patients means that we are constantly working to maximize our care so that every service we provide is designed to produce the most clinically appropriate and cost effective solutions to the serious problems facing our patients.

We remain focused on our goals through constant and ongoing monitoring of our systems, programs, outcomes, patient and referral source satisfaction. We utilize this information to constantly improve upon our systems, treatment protocols, and outcomes, to further benefit our patients.

Through our ongoing relationship with The Center for Quality Innovations and Research in Cincinnati, Ohio, we monitor a variety of key indicators of service and have consistently remained well above the national average in all areas.

At Lakeside, we live our mission of providing modern psychiatric and addictive treatment to those individuals, their families and loved ones who suffer from severe mental or addictive illnesses.
 

 

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