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Residential, Intensive outpatient in Orlando, FL and Tampa, FL
Operated by Lakeside Recovery LLC
How to reach the program.
Who operates the program and where.
Valid from 1 Jan 2026 to 31 Dec 2027
Programs covered: Residential Program, Intensive Outpatient Program
24 licensed beds at Lakeside Recovery, Orlando Campus
Legal age or population limits: Adults 18 and over only
Reported by the program 8 Sep 2026. Not yet confirmed.
Orlando, FL 32803
Tampa, FL 33602
Each program at each location, in the program's own terms.
Off site · by Sample Detox Partners (fictional)
By referral only · by Sample Detox Partners (fictional)
By referral only · by Sample Detox Partners (fictional)
The program's own written admission rules: what each program is set up for, in the program's words.
A documented program rule, not clinical clearance for any one person. Admissions confirms fit by phone.
| Admission | Details | |
|---|---|---|
| Substance use disorder | Routinely accepted | |
| Co-occurring mental health condition | Accepted if stable | Co-occurring anxiety or depression is welcome when the person is psychiatrically stable at intake. |
| Admission | Details | |
|---|---|---|
| Intoxicated on arrival | Case-by-case review | Nursing assesses on arrival; a person who needs medical monitoring is referred to detox first. |
| Active withdrawal on arrival | Requires stabilization or care elsewhere first | We do not manage acute withdrawal; a detox partner stabilizes first and we coordinate the transfer. |
| Admission | Details | |
|---|---|---|
| Current or recent suicidality | Accepted if stable | No active plan or intent at intake; a safety plan is written on day one. |
| Psychosis | Not set up for this here; admissions will point you to a level of care that is | |
| Recent psychiatric hospitalization | Case-by-case review | Discharge summary reviewed by the medical director. |
| Admission | Details | |
|---|---|---|
| Non-ambulatory / mobility needs | Not set up for this here; admissions will point you to a level of care that is | |
| Oxygen | Case-by-case review | Portable oxygen is fine; we cannot manage ventilator-level needs. |
Spanish on staff; other languages by phone interpreter.
| Medication | On admission | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Benzodiazepines | Requires review | Continued only on a taper plan written by the prescriber. |
| Buprenorphine | Continue | |
| Methadone | Requires review | Continued when the clinic can confirm dosing and we can transport daily. |
| Prescribed stimulants | Requires review |
| Medication | What the program can do | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Buprenorphine | Continue existing · Can start it here | |
| Naltrexone | Continue existing · Can start it here | |
| Methadone | Continue existing | Through a partner OTP; we do not dispense methadone. |
| Referral source | Accepted | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Self or family | Routinely accepted | |
| Court-ordered | Accepted case by case | We accept court-referred clients who choose to attend; we do not run a court-mandated track. |
| Emergency department | Routinely accepted |
Decided case by case
Reviewed with admissions before a start date is set.
A documented program rule, not clinical clearance for any one person. Admissions confirms fit by phone.
| Admission | Details | |
|---|---|---|
| Substance use disorder | Routinely accepted | |
| Co-occurring mental health condition | Accepted if stable | Co-occurring anxiety or depression is welcome when the person is psychiatrically stable at intake. |
| Admission | Details | |
|---|---|---|
| Intoxicated on arrival | Case-by-case review | The counselor on duty assesses on arrival; a person who needs medical monitoring is referred to detox first. |
| Active withdrawal on arrival | Requires stabilization or care elsewhere first | We do not manage acute withdrawal; a detox partner stabilizes first and we coordinate the transfer. |
| Admission | Details | |
|---|---|---|
| Current or recent suicidality | Accepted if stable | No active plan or intent at intake; a safety plan is written on day one. |
| Psychosis | Not set up for this here; admissions will point you to a level of care that is | |
| Recent psychiatric hospitalization | Case-by-case review | Discharge summary reviewed by the medical director. |
| Admission | Details | |
|---|---|---|
| Non-ambulatory / mobility needs | Routinely accepted | |
| Oxygen | Case-by-case review | Portable oxygen is fine; we cannot manage ventilator-level needs. |
Spanish on staff; other languages by phone interpreter.
| Medication | On admission | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Benzodiazepines | Requires review | Continued only on a taper plan written by the prescriber. |
| Buprenorphine | Continue | |
| Methadone | Requires review | Continued when the clinic can confirm dosing and we can transport daily. |
| Prescribed stimulants | Requires review |
| Medication | What the program can do | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Buprenorphine | Continue existing · Can start it here | |
| Naltrexone | Continue existing · Can start it here | |
| Methadone | Continue existing | Through a partner OTP; we do not dispense methadone. |
| Referral source | Accepted | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Self or family | Routinely accepted | |
| Court-ordered | Accepted case by case | We accept court-referred clients who choose to attend; we do not run a court-mandated track. |
| Emergency department | Routinely accepted |
Decided case by case
Reviewed with admissions before a start date is set.
A documented program rule, not clinical clearance for any one person. Admissions confirms fit by phone.
| Admission | Details | |
|---|---|---|
| Substance use disorder | Routinely accepted | |
| Co-occurring mental health condition | Accepted if stable | Co-occurring anxiety or depression is welcome when the person is psychiatrically stable at intake. |
| Admission | Details | |
|---|---|---|
| Intoxicated on arrival | Case-by-case review | The counselor on duty assesses on arrival; a person who needs medical monitoring is referred to detox first. |
| Active withdrawal on arrival | Requires stabilization or care elsewhere first | We do not manage acute withdrawal; a detox partner stabilizes first and we coordinate the transfer. |
| Admission | Details | |
|---|---|---|
| Current or recent suicidality | Accepted if stable | No active plan or intent at intake; a safety plan is written on day one. |
| Psychosis | Not set up for this here; admissions will point you to a level of care that is | |
| Recent psychiatric hospitalization | Case-by-case review | Discharge summary reviewed by the medical director. |
| Admission | Details | |
|---|---|---|
| Non-ambulatory / mobility needs | Routinely accepted | |
| Oxygen | Case-by-case review | Portable oxygen is fine; we cannot manage ventilator-level needs. |
Spanish on staff; other languages by phone interpreter.
| Medication | On admission | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Benzodiazepines | Requires review | Continued only on a taper plan written by the prescriber. |
| Buprenorphine | Continue | |
| Methadone | Requires review | Continued when the clinic can confirm dosing and we can transport daily. |
| Prescribed stimulants | Requires review |
| Medication | What the program can do | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Buprenorphine | Continue existing · Can start it here | |
| Naltrexone | Continue existing · Can start it here | |
| Methadone | Continue existing | Through a partner OTP; we do not dispense methadone. |
| Referral source | Accepted | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Self or family | Routinely accepted | |
| Court-ordered | Accepted case by case | We accept court-referred clients who choose to attend; we do not run a court-mandated track. |
| Emergency department | Routinely accepted |
Decided case by case
Reviewed with admissions before a start date is set.
What the program is legally allowed to provide, checked against official sources where we have them.
Clinically managed high-intensity residential (ASAM 3.5)
Intensive outpatient (ASAM 2.1)
What a usual stay or course of care looks like. It describes the program's usual practice, not a promise for any one person.
Nursing assessment and vitals
Belongings check
Meet your primary counselor
Rest
Psychiatric evaluation
Individual session
First group
Treatment plan written with you
Family contact scheduled
| Day | Time | Block | Required |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mon | 09:00–10:30 | Process group | Required |
| Mon | 13:00–14:00 | Individual session | Required |
| Tue | 09:00–10:30 | Relapse prevention | Required |
| Wed | 15:00–16:00 | Family group | Optional |
| Sat | 10:00–12:00 | Recreation | Optional |
| Service | How | Format | How often | How long |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Group counseling | On site, by program staff | group | Daily | 90 minutes |
| Individual counseling | On site, by program staff | individual | Weekly | 50 minutes |
| Psychiatric evaluation and medication management | On site, by a contractor | individual | At intake, then as needed | |
| Family counseling | On site, by program staff | family | Weekly | |
| Case management | On site, by program staff | individual | Weekly | |
| Withdrawal management (detox) | By referral only |
| Role | Presence | Hours | Typical group size |
|---|---|---|---|
| Medical director | On site | Tue and Thu mornings | |
| Psychiatrist | On call | ||
| Nurse | On site | 24/7 | |
| Therapist / counselor | On site | Weekdays 8–5 | 8 |
| Peer recovery specialist | On site | Weekdays |
| Medications are | How | By |
|---|---|---|
| Evaluated | On site | Medical director |
| Prescribed | On site | Medical director |
| Administered | On site | Nurse |
| Stored | On site | Nurse |
| Monitored | On site | Nurse |
Rooms: Two to a room
Meals: Three meals and snacks, prepared on site
Supervision: Staff on every wing around the clock
Transportation: Vans to off-site appointments
| Topic | Rule |
|---|---|
| Phones and internet | Phones are held for the first seven days, then available two hours each evening. |
| Visitors | Sundays 1–4 p.m. after the first week; visitors are listed in advance. |
| Smoking and vaping | Designated outdoor area only; no vaping indoors. |
| Searches | Belongings are checked at admission and after passes. |
| Locked or unlocked | Unlocked; residents may leave, and leaving against advice is documented. |
| Leaving voluntarily / against medical advice | Anyone may leave at any time; we ask for a conversation with a counselor first and we help with a safe plan. |
Within 48 hours of admission
Daily during phone hours after the first week
Sunday afternoons
Weekly family session, in person or by video
Monthly family education evening
Remote work in the evenings after the second week, by agreement.
Online coursework in the evenings.
30 days
21 days to 90 days
34 days
From the program's own records, 2025
Weekly treatment team review; step-down to IOP when goals are met and housing is stable.
| After the program | How | Partner |
|---|---|---|
| Discharge and continuing-care planning | Provided directly | |
| Peer support / recovery coaching | Provided directly | |
| Housing assistance | Coordinated with a named partner | Sample Sober Living Network (fictional) |
| Employment and vocational services | Referral only |
Biopsychosocial assessment
Schedule set for the week
Three group sessions
One individual session
Benefits confirmation
| Day | Time | Block | Required |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mon | 18:00–21:00 | Evening IOP group | Required |
| Wed | 18:00–21:00 | Evening IOP group | Required |
| Thu | 18:00–21:00 | Evening IOP group | Required |
| Service | How | Format | How often | How long |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Group counseling | On site, by program staff | group | Three evenings a week | 3 hours |
| Individual counseling | On site, by program staff | individual | Weekly | 50 minutes |
| Psychiatric evaluation and medication management | By telehealth | individual | At intake, then as needed | |
| Family counseling | By telehealth | family | Weekly | |
| Case management | On site, by program staff | individual | Weekly | |
| Withdrawal management (detox) | By referral only |
| Role | Presence | Hours | Typical group size |
|---|---|---|---|
| Medical director | Remote | ||
| Psychiatrist | Remote | ||
| Nurse | Not part of this program | ||
| Therapist / counselor | On site | Evenings | 8 |
| Peer recovery specialist | On site | Weekdays |
| Medications are | How | By |
|---|---|---|
| Evaluated | By telehealth | Medical director |
| Prescribed | By telehealth | Medical director |
| Administered | Not handled by the program | |
| Stored | Not handled by the program | |
| Monitored | By an outside provider |
| Topic | Rule |
|---|---|
| Phones and internet | No restriction; phones silenced during group. |
| Visitors | Not applicable. |
| Smoking and vaping | Not permitted on the premises. |
| Searches | Not applicable. |
| Locked or unlocked | Open office. |
| Leaving voluntarily / against medical advice | Anyone may leave at any time; we ask for a conversation with a counselor first and we help with a safe plan. |
During the first week
No restriction
Not applicable
Weekly family session, in person or by video
Monthly family education evening
12 weeks
8 weeks to 16 weeks
Step-down to weekly outpatient after 12 weeks by treatment team review.
| After the program | How | Partner |
|---|---|---|
| Discharge and continuing-care planning | Provided directly | |
| Peer support / recovery coaching | Provided directly | |
| Housing assistance | Coordinated with a named partner | Sample Sober Living Network (fictional) |
| Employment and vocational services | Referral only |
Biopsychosocial assessment
Schedule set for the week
Three group sessions
One individual session
Benefits confirmation
| Day | Time | Block | Required |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mon | 18:00–21:00 | Evening IOP group | Required |
| Wed | 18:00–21:00 | Evening IOP group | Required |
| Thu | 18:00–21:00 | Evening IOP group | Required |
| Service | How | Format | How often | How long |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Group counseling | On site, by program staff | group | Three evenings a week | 3 hours |
| Individual counseling | On site, by program staff | individual | Weekly | 50 minutes |
| Psychiatric evaluation and medication management | By telehealth | individual | At intake, then as needed | |
| Family counseling | By telehealth | family | Weekly | |
| Case management | On site, by program staff | individual | Weekly | |
| Withdrawal management (detox) | By referral only |
| Role | Presence | Hours | Typical group size |
|---|---|---|---|
| Medical director | Remote | ||
| Psychiatrist | Remote | ||
| Nurse | Not part of this program | ||
| Therapist / counselor | On site | Evenings | 8 |
| Peer recovery specialist | On site | Weekdays |
| Medications are | How | By |
|---|---|---|
| Evaluated | By telehealth | Medical director |
| Prescribed | By telehealth | Medical director |
| Administered | Not handled by the program | |
| Stored | Not handled by the program | |
| Monitored | By an outside provider |
| Topic | Rule |
|---|---|
| Phones and internet | No restriction; phones silenced during group. |
| Visitors | Not applicable. |
| Smoking and vaping | Not permitted on the premises. |
| Searches | Not applicable. |
| Locked or unlocked | Open office. |
| Leaving voluntarily / against medical advice | Anyone may leave at any time; we ask for a conversation with a counselor first and we help with a safe plan. |
During the first week
No restriction
Not applicable
Weekly family session, in person or by video
Monthly family education evening
12 weeks
8 weeks to 16 weeks
Step-down to weekly outpatient after 12 weeks by treatment team review.
| After the program | How | Partner |
|---|---|---|
| Discharge and continuing-care planning | Provided directly | |
| Peer support / recovery coaching | Provided directly | |
| Housing assistance | Coordinated with a named partner | Sample Sober Living Network (fictional) |
| Employment and vocational services | Referral only |
What the program last reported about openings, and when. A report past its end date counts as unknown until the program reports again.
Plans, network status and self-pay terms for each program. Being in network does not guarantee coverage for any one person.
| Insurer | Product / plan / network | Relationship | Applies to | How we know |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aetna | Insurer named, plan not on file | Accepted, network status unconfirmed | This program | Reported by the program |
| Cigna | Insurer named, plan not on file | Accepted, network status unconfirmed | This program | Reported by the program |
| Florida Blue | Insurer named, plan not on file | Accepted, network status unconfirmed | This program | Reported by the program |
Room and meals
All groups and individual sessions
Psychiatric evaluation
Outside lab work
Medications
Due before admission
| Insurer | Product / plan / network | Relationship | Applies to | How we know |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aetna | Insurer named, plan not on file | Accepted, network status unconfirmed | This program | Reported by the program |
| Cigna | Insurer named, plan not on file | Accepted, network status unconfirmed | This program | Reported by the program |
| Florida Blue | Insurer named, plan not on file | Accepted, network status unconfirmed | This program | Reported by the program |
All group and individual sessions
Case management
Psychiatric medication management
Drug testing beyond the standard schedule
| Insurer | Product / plan / network | Relationship | Applies to | How we know |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aetna | Insurer named, plan not on file | Accepted, network status unconfirmed | This program | Reported by the program |
| Cigna | Insurer named, plan not on file | Accepted, network status unconfirmed | This program | Reported by the program |
| Florida Blue | Insurer named, plan not on file | Accepted, network status unconfirmed | This program | Reported by the program |
All group and individual sessions
Case management
Psychiatric medication management
Drug testing beyond the standard schedule
What to have ready, where to go, and what happens if the program can't place someone.
Check in at the front desk between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.; a nurse meets you within the hour.
Photo ID and insurance card
Current medications in original bottles
Seven days of comfortable clothing
A list of family phone numbers
Alcohol and non-prescribed drugs
Weapons
Products containing alcohol (mouthwash, some toiletries)
Outside food during the first week
30 miles for local pickup
Check in at the front desk; first visits start on the hour.
Photo ID and insurance card
A list of current medications
A list of family phone numbers
Alcohol and non-prescribed drugs
Weapons
No transportation is provided for outpatient visits.
Check in at Suite 210; evening groups start at 6 p.m. sharp.
Photo ID and insurance card
A list of current medications
A list of family phone numbers
Alcohol and non-prescribed drugs
Weapons
No transportation is provided for outpatient visits.
The clinicians and leaders the program lists publicly, with credentials and licenses where on file.
License OS-0000-EX
Issued by Florida Board of Osteopathic Medicine
Reported by the program 8 Sep 2026. Not yet confirmed.
Every fact here came from the program, or was checked by TrueStanding against a document or an official listing. The program approved it before it was published. Nothing is inferred, and nothing is a promise about any one person’s care.
Admission rules are the program's own written rules, not clinical clearance for any one person. Being in network does not mean a person's care is covered. The number of licensed beds is not the number of open beds. Admissions confirms each of these by phone.
The full record on TrueStandingA fact past its check date keeps its value and says when it was checked. A document the program supplied about itself reads "Program-supplied document".