JACKSONVILLE, FL (May 2024) – As Memorial Day approaches and the nation honors heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice, the number of U.S. veterans living with serious mental health and substance abuse issues continues to climb. To help combat these issues, North Florida-based Lakeview Health treatment center has created a healing initiative uniquely geared towards men and women who have served.
JACKSONVILLE, FL (August 11, 2023) – Jacksonville-based Lakeview Health announced today that they have been recognized as one of America’s Best Small Employers by Forbes. Lakeview Health was one of only 300 companies nationwide to earn this honor.
JACKSONVILLE, FL (April 19, 2023) – Lakeview Health, a leader in addiction treatment, is expanding its patient offerings with the opening of Koru Spring, a full-spectrum eating disorder center. The 26-bed facility will begin accepting patients April 19, 2023.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (March 1, 2023) – Lakeview Health is one of the first companies in the addiction treatment industry to offer paid parental leave to primary caregivers and their supporting spouse. The policy update, which went into effect in January, provides Lakeview Health employees with up to 12 weeks of paid time off to bond with and care for their new child.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (October 6, 2022) – Jamie Stevens, CEO of Lakeview Health treatment center, was recently named one of North Florida’s Ultimate CEOs by The Business Journal. Stevens was one of 12 individuals in the area selected by the publication for leading her company to success through times of challenge and growth.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (November 1, 2021) – Lakeview Health, a nationally accredited addiction treatment center in Jacksonville, Florida announced Jamie Stevens as the CEO.
Jacksonville, FL. September 30, 2021— Lakeview Health is proud to announce that nearly 90% of their Jacksonville staff has been vaccinated against Covid-19.
Our CMO Dr. Jorandby is featured in the September 2021 issue of Psychology Today Magazine.
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April is national Alcohol Awareness month and Lakeview Health is hosting a series of videos to educate the public.
Jacksonville, FL, April 9, 2021— Lakeview Health launched a month- long awareness campaign in April for social media followers and national EAP partners to educate consumers on the dangers and complications from binge drinking and long-term alcohol use.
Jacksonville, FL, April 9, 2021 – Lakeview Health received the first shipment of the Covid-19 vaccine on April 5th at their Jacksonville facility to aid in the protection of patients and staff against the potential harmful effects of the virus. The vaccine, provided by the Department of Health, is being offered free of charge.
A leading insurance provider and Center of Excellence and join forces to tackle substance abuse.
Jacksonville , FL, February 5, 2021— Lakeview Health has announced that effective, February 1, 2021 the company is now in – network with Cigna Health, one of the country’s largest insurance providers…
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The number of overdose deaths in Jacksonville has spiked by about 20% during the pandemic. Help is available if you are struggling with addiction.
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While stay-at-home orders were in effect, online sales of alcohol grew … chief medical officer for Lakeview Health, an addiction treatment center in Florida …
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Overdoses are on the rise in Jacksonville. In order to reverse this trend, Lakeview Health is now offering free resources for loved ones to get help…
Healthline
A new study reports that about a third of people in the United States who are working from home during the COVID-19 pandemic are also drinking on the job.
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The nationwide pale that the COVID-19 pandemic has brought to our lives is new to most of us — at least anyone born and raised in the U.S. since World War II — and it’s taken some getting used to…
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He said he was a military kid who had a hard time fitting in and alcohol filled a void…Taylor sought help at Lakeview Health on the city’s Southside.
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There’s no denying it: Waking up with a hangover can be awful. The intense headache coupled with random waves of nausea is usually enough.
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