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Lakeside Recovery

Residential and Intensive outpatient (Orlando and Tampa) · 1630 Lakeshore Drive, Orlando, FL 32803

8 Sep 2026Prepared for Dana Whitfield

22 places checked3 more couldn’t be checked this time

15 answers read3 assistants, 5 questions each

Yours to keepBuilt from public sources; you approve what follows

Anyone at the center can answer the questions; the person who holds the sign-in confirms them.

People can find you in 15 of the 22 places we checked. 7 of them don’t match your website, and the assistants repeat some of what they say.

Of the 22 places we checked, 15 have a listing for you. 8 match your website and 7 don’t. 7 did not turn up in our search, and 3 couldn’t be checked this time.

Your next stepAnswer 3 questions. A sentence each. Everything else in the plan waits on them.Go to the questions

The 25 places, each counted once Match your website8 of 25 Show something different7 of 25 No page found7 of 25 Not checked this time3 of 25 Need from you3 questions These counts are places, each counted once by what it shows, compared with your own website, which is not one of the 25. The sections below list findings, one per fact: one place can carry several, and some are about what the assistants say. There is no overall score.

Where you stand Lines up Doesn’t match Still checking Need from you Fix first All 25 places The assistants

Section 1

Where you stand

Lakeside Recovery is findable, and the state lookup page our search found shows an active license, but the public record describes it as one residential program in Orlando. Two phone numbers are in circulation, the Tampa office is either missing or described as residential, an old Orlando address is still showing on aggregator pages, and the family program that sets the program apart appears only on its own website. Assistants repeat the second phone number and the mistakes about Tampa, and none of them knows about the family program.

Two admissions numbers are in circulationAssistants repeat it Tampa is described as residentialAssistants repeat it An address you left in 2023 is still showing2 sources Recovery.com says you offer detoxAssistants repeat it

All 25 places, at a glance

8 match7 show something different7 no page found, 3 not checked

Each one is detailed in All 25 places. A place we couldn’t find or check may still have a page for you, so we ask those 10 directly when we fix your listings.

Who sees whatThe same places, grouped by who usually looks there before sending someone to you.

Families and people looking for help

Search, maps, treatment directories, reviews and social pages, and what AI assistants answer.

7 of 12 don’t match: Google Business Profile, Bing Places, Recovery.com or Rehabs.com, Treatment directories (other), Rehab listing sites, “Best rehabs in…” pages, Business directories and data suppliers.

Doctors, nurses and therapists who refer

The registries and health directories they check before they send someone to you.

What they find matches your website; 3 had no page we could find.

Police, courts, hospitals and city or county programs

The official listings they use to find licensed care, and the map they reach you on.

1 of 5 don’t match: Google Business Profile.

Partners, insurers and people who might work for you

Licensing, accreditation, reputation and employer pages.

What they find matches your website; 2 had no page we could find.

The one to fix first

Every other finding costs you a little. This one can cost you the call.

Two admissions numbers are in circulation

Your website says (407) 555-0199 on every page. Google, Bing, Recovery.com, Rehab.com and Yellow Pages show (407) 555-0182, and two of the three assistants give that number. If admissions doesn’t answer (407) 555-0182, someone who calls it may not reach you.

See where it appears

You doTell us the one number for admissions.

We doWe carry it to every listing that shows the other one, so there is one number everywhere.

Seen onmaps.google.comrecovery.com/example-lakesidelakesiderecovery.example/admission…

Section 2 · 2 findings

What lines up

What already lines up, one finding per fact. These are the foundation the rest is built on, so we leave them alone.

Lines up

The Orlando campus address agrees everywhere it matters

Google, the NPI Registry, FindTreatment.gov, Psychology Today and Yelp all show 1630 Lakeshore Drive, and so does your website.

Seen onnpiregistry.cms.hhs.gov/provider-v…findtreatment.gov/locator/…maps.google.com

Nothing to doWe leave it as it is and use it to correct the others.

Lines up

Aetna and Cigna are consistent between your site and the assistants

Your insurance page lists Aetna, Cigna and Florida Blue; ChatGPT and Gemini both name Aetna when asked. Whether a plan is in network is a separate question no public source settles.

Seen onlakesiderecovery.example/insurance

Nothing to doWe leave it as it is and use it to correct the others.

Section 3 · 4 findings

What doesn’t match

Where a public page or an assistant gives a different fact from your website, one finding per fact. Each one links to the page, so you can see it yourself.

Doesn’t match

Two admissions numbers are in circulation

Seen onmaps.google.comrecovery.com/example-lakesidelakesiderecovery.example/admission…

By request to the siteWe carry it to every listing that shows the other one, so there is one number everywhere. These sites change a listing when someone asks; there is no owner sign-in. Your team can send the request, or we can.

Doesn’t match

Tampa is described as residential

Your Tampa page says intensive outpatient only. A “best rehabs in Tampa” page calls it residential, and ChatGPT says you have a residential location in Tampa. Someone who drives there expecting a bed would be turned away.

Seen onexample-guides.example/best-rehabs…lakesiderecovery.example/tampa

By request to the siteWe put the same list in every place that names one. These sites change a listing when someone asks; there is no owner sign-in. Your team can send the request, or we can.

Doesn’t match

An address you left in 2023 is still showing

Rehab.com and Yellow Pages list 2210 Orange Blossom Trail. Both feed the business listings that maps and assistants draw on, which is how an old address keeps coming back.

Seen onrehab.com/example-lakesideyellowpages.com/example-lakeside

By request to the siteWe fix every listing that has it wrong. These sites change a listing when someone asks; there is no owner sign-in. Your team can send the request, or we can.

Doesn’t match

Recovery.com says you offer detox

We didn’t find detox on any page of your website we read, and ChatGPT repeats the claim. If you don’t offer detox, someone who needs it first may call expecting it.

Seen onrecovery.com/example-lakesidelakesiderecovery.example/programs/…

By request to the siteWe put the same list in every place that names one. These sites change a listing when someone asks; there is no owner sign-in. Your team can send the request, or we can.

Section 4 · 4 findings

What we’re still checking

Claims made about you that no official listing here shows yet, and places our search didn’t turn up or couldn’t check. A place we didn’t find may still have a page for you, so we ask each one directly when we fix your listings.

Still checking

The state lookup page our search found shows an active license

The page lists Lakeside Recovery LLC at the Orlando address with residential and intensive outpatient components, status active, and the number matches the one on your admissions page. A search result is a lead, not a check: we ask the state directly when we build your record.

Checked onmyflfamilies.com/example-lakesidelakesiderecovery.example/admission…

We checkWe ask this source directly and tell you what comes back.

Still checking

The Tampa office has no listing of its own

FindTreatment.gov, Google and the state lookup show Orlando only. We found nothing for 400 N Ashley Drive in search. A listing may still exist, so we ask those sources directly when we build your record.

Checked onfindtreatment.gov/locator/…

We checkWe ask this source directly and tell you what comes back.

Still checking

No accreditation directory entry turned up

Your website doesn’t claim CARF or Joint Commission accreditation, and neither directory turned up an entry in search. If you hold one, the entry may exist under the legal name.

We checkWe ask this source directly and tell you what comes back.

Still checking

Apple Maps, Healthgrades and the BBB couldn’t be checked this time

Our search didn’t return a usable answer for these three, so they say nothing either way. We ask them directly when we build your record.

We checkWe ask this source directly and tell you what comes back.

Section 5 · 3 questions

So we can correct the pages that call it residential, and the listing we set up for it says the right thing from the start.

You answerA sentence is enough. Who usually knows: the clinical director. Not sure yet? Say so and we ask again.

Answer on one page, a sentence each.

Section 6 · 3 steps, in order

What to fix first

Built from what we found, in the order that gets someone to the right phone number fastest. The steps are the same whether you take them or we do. Your team or agency can work from this list as well as we can, and you approve every change before it goes anywhere.

3 stepsIn the order a person runs into them

On the public pagesEach step is an edit or a request to the listing itself

You approve each oneYou see every change before it is filed or published

1Step 1

Two admissions numbers are in circulation

You doTell us the one number for admissions. Answer the questions in section 5, then approve the change.Where to fix it: Google Business Profile

We doWe carry it to every listing that shows the other one, so there is one number everywhere.

2Step 2

Tampa is described as residential

You doTell us the levels of care at each location. Then approve the change before it is filed.

We doWe put the same list in every place that names one.

3Step 3

Is the family program part of every admission, or an add-on?

You doAnswer it in a sentence, on the answer page or by replying to the email.

We doWe carry your answer to every place that shows it differently.

Section 7 · 15 of 25 found

Where you show up

Every place we looked, what it shows about you, and why it matters. Our search didn’t turn up a listing for you in 7 places. 3 places couldn’t be checked this time, so they say nothing either way.

Found, and it matches your websiteFound, and something doesn’t matchStill checking: not found in our search, or not checked this time

Search and maps

2 of 3 found

Where most people start, and where they tap to call.

Google Business Profile

(407) 555-0182 · 1630 Lakeshore Drive, Orlando, FL 32803The phone number here is not the one on the website.The first thing most families see. Its phone number and hours are what people call and when.maps.google.com

Bing Places

(407) 555-0182 · 1630 Lakeshore Drive, Orlando, FL 32803Feeds Bing search and the assistants that read it, including Copilot.bing.com/maps

Apple Maps

Couldn’t be checked this time, so it says nothing either way.What people on an iPhone get when they ask Siri or search Maps.

Official listings

3 of 4 found

What a cautious person, a discharge planner or an insurer checks.

NPI Registry

(407) 555-0199 · 1630 Lakeshore Drive, Orlando, FL 32803Listed as LAKESIDE RECOVERY LLC.The federal National Provider Identifier (NPI) record, the one most other sources copy a name and address from.npiregistry.cms.hhs.gov/provider-v…

FindTreatment.gov

(407) 555-0199 · 1630 Lakeshore Drive, Orlando, FL 32803 · Residential · Intensive outpatientLists both levels of care at the Orlando address; the Tampa office is not listed.The federal locator families are told to use by hotlines and hospitals.findtreatment.gov/locator/…

State licensing lookup

FL-SA-0000-EX · ActiveResidential and IOP components licensed at Orlando. No Tampa entry found in search.The one source that settles whether a program is licensed. When it can’t be found, the question stays open.myflfamilies.com/example-lakeside

CARF or Joint Commission

Did not turn up in our search. That isn’t proof there’s no page; we ask this source directly when we fix your listings.Accreditation directories are quoted by assistants and referrers as a mark of legitimacy.

Treatment directories

3 of 4 found

Psychology Today

(407) 555-0199 · 1630 Lakeshore Drive, Orlando, FL 32803The most-read directory for outpatient and therapy searches; a missing profile hands the search to competitors.psychologytoday.com/us/…

Recovery.com or Rehabs.com

(407) 555-0182 · 1630 Lakeshore Dr, Orlando, FL · Residential · DetoxSays the program offers detox. The website pages we read don’t mention it.Large treatment directories that assistants read when asked for rehab options.recovery.com/example-lakeside

AddictionCenter.com

Did not turn up in our search. That isn’t proof there’s no page; we ask this source directly when we fix your listings.High-traffic directories that shape which programs get named for a city.

Treatment directories (other)

(407) 555-0182 · 1630 Lakeshore Drive, Orlando, FL 32803Smaller directories are still read by assistants and often carry old phone numbers.treatmentdirectory.example/lakesid…

Copied and auto-written pages

3 of 4 found

Pages nobody at the program wrote. They copy old data, assistants quote them, and correcting them is part of the work.

Rehab listing sites

(407) 555-0182 · 2210 Orange Blossom Trail, Orlando, FL 32805An address the program left in 2023 is still showing.Built by copying other sites’ data, often years old, and quoted by assistants. We put the corrected facts where these pages source from, and ask for corrections where they take them.rehab.com/example-lakeside

“Best rehabs in…” pages

Named in a “best rehabs in Tampa” list as a residential program. The Tampa page says outpatient only.Mass-produced pages that describe programs they never contacted. When they get you wrong, families and assistants repeat it.example-guides.example/best-rehabs…

Business directories and data suppliers

(407) 555-0182 · 2210 Orange Blossom Trail, Orlando, FL 32805These feed the phone books that maps, phones and assistants are built on. One old entry here spreads to dozens of sites.yellowpages.com/example-lakeside

Copied clinic listings

Did not turn up in our search. That isn’t proof there’s no page; we ask this source directly when we fix your listings.Copied from other copies: old phone numbers, closed locations, services never offered. Some take corrections; the rest we work around by fixing what they copy from.

Health directories

0 of 3 found

Healthgrades

Couldn’t be checked this time, so it says nothing either way.Health directories are quoted for phone numbers and addresses.

WebMD or Vitals

Did not turn up in our search. That isn’t proof there’s no page; we ask this source directly when we fix your listings.Doctor-finder sites connect clinicians to the program, or fail to.

Zocdoc

Did not turn up in our search. That isn’t proof there’s no page; we ask this source directly when we fix your listings.Where families book appointments and read clinician profiles.

Reviews and reputation

2 of 4 found

Yelp

(407) 555-0199 · 1630 Lakeshore Drive, Orlando, FL 32803Assistants quote reviews word for word when asked whether a place is good.yelp.com/biz/…

Better Business Bureau

Couldn’t be checked this time, so it says nothing either way.A missing or poor BBB entry is one of the first things a cautious parent checks.

Glassdoor or Indeed

An employer page with three reviews.Where staff reviews live; families and referrers read them too.indeed.com/cmp/…

Wikipedia or Wikidata

Did not turn up in our search. That isn’t proof there’s no page; we ask this source directly when we fix your listings.Assistants lean on these to decide what a name refers to; without one, a name can be confused with anything.

Social

2 of 3 found

Facebook

(407) 555-0199Last post in June.Often the most recently updated public page, so assistants treat it as current.facebook.com/example-lakeside

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Read before it went out

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Tell us and we correct it. A fact is called proven only once a person has checked the official source, and every proven fact carries a link to it.

What this report is

A look at what was already public about you on 8 Sep 2026. A story about your center has to stand on what is true, and this is where we find out what is true.

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