About
With over 60 programs, including outpatient counseling and psychiatry to 24/7 residential treatments and mental health crisis support, their specialized team members offer hope and healing for vulnerable individuals. Founded in 1954, Lakeview Center serves adults and children with mental illnesses, drug and alcohol dependencies, and intellectual disabilities across Escambia to Walton County. Their services range from crisis support and community-based care to residential treatment and acute care, including a Mobile Response Team offering 24/7 crisis intervention and support. They also provide specialized care for children, adults with intellectual disabilities, and those in the welfare system. Lakeview Center's commitment to serving the community is evident in their ongoing growth and expansion of services.
Insurance & payment
Insurance details are not listed publicly — call the practice to confirm.
Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Crisis and emergency care
Lakeview Center's Mobile Response Team offers 24/7 crisis intervention and support, providing telephone triage or in-person help when needed.
Drug and alcohol addiction treatment
They offer a range of outpatient, residential, and acute treatment options, including medication-assisted treatment, intensive-outpatient care, and inpatient detox care.
Adult counseling and mental health services
Lakeview Center provides comprehensive care personalized to meet individual needs, including outpatient counseling, wraparound care, and case management.
Psychiatry and prescriptions
They offer comprehensive psychiatric care, including pharmacy services, medication management, therapeutic injections, case management, and children's psychiatry services.
Children's services
Lakeview Center serves children across various locations, providing outpatient, community-based, and residential programs addressing mental health, substance misuse, autism care, early childhood needs, and specialized care for children in the welfare system.
Special Populations Network
They provide essential services for adults with intellectual disabilities, autism, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, and other conditions, supporting them in leading fulfilling, independent lives.