Rated in 2025 by Newsweek as one of the top Addiction Treatment Centers in Florida, Lakeview Health uses gender-responsive, science-backed treatment to help patients begin their road to recovery. Their gender-separate medical detox and residential facilities provide safe spaces for comprehensive healing of mind, body, and spirit. They also pair targeted treatments for mental health with evidence-based methods for helping people overcome substance use disorders. Benefit from Gender-Responsive Programming Lakeview Health separates men and women into programs that help them work through the unique challenges each gender faces in recovery. Beyond the fundamentals of abstinence and 12-Step meetings, they address 8 additional aspects of recovery: Healthy values Medical needs Experiential therapy Expressive therapy Trauma-informed care Sexual health Systemic health Neurological health Patients spend most of their time in gender-specific activities, and are also incorporated into the larger community to prepare for life after treatment. Boost Healing in Gender-Focused Settings Lakeview Health’s gender-responsive campus provides patients with tailored spaces to heal. At their men’s facility, a pub-style dining room, leather-chaired library, and experiential art room encourage new ways to connect and express emotion. Their women’s facility offers a home-like setting with a meditation room, spa, and communal dining table to foster safety, friendships, and self-worth. Both facilities share a 10,000-square-foot health and wellness center with a track, physical therapy, and fitness regimens patients can continue after treatment. Plan Ahead for Future Challenges From the moment patients enter Lakeview Health, their aftercare program team begins planning their successful re-entry into the world. Aftercare coordinators meet with patients to help set up sober living, outpatient programs, and certified recovery coaching. They also provide an alumni network for continued peer support, an alumni app and private Facebook group, and events.
