Inpatient Rehab and Detox in Lake County, Florida

In and around Lake County are a number of addiction treatment programs that offer a range of rehabilitation and treatment services to patients who are seeking a refuge from addiction, and we at The Recovery Village are proud to include ourselves in that number. Find out more about the options in treatment available here with us at The Recovery Village when you contact us at the number listed above today.

Named for the more than 1,400 lakes in the area, Lake County, Florida, is about 1,150 square miles, almost 19 percent of which is water. Created in 1887, it is home to Sugarloaf Mountain and a thriving citrus industry.

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Lake County

Lake County has been steadily growing over the past decade, increasing its population by almost 30 percent between 2000 and 2012, from 210,528 to 303,186. Home to residents of Clermont, Leesburg, Groveland, Mount Dora, and other towns large and small, Tavares is the county seat. Boasting a number of golf clubs, lakes, campgrounds, parks, and recreational areas, Lake County is the destination of choice for many Florida residents looking for a getaway.

Addiction and the Law

In Lake County, families who believe that it is necessary to enroll their addicted loved one in an addiction treatment program involuntarily will need to meet the requirements posed by the Baker Act and the Marchman Act. The Baker Act says that anyone who poses a threat to themselves or others can be taken into a treatment program for an evaluation, and the Marchman Act says further that this evaluation can be used to determine if substance abuse has caused the person to lose self-control and thus pose a danger to themselves or others, putting him in a position to be involuntarily admitted to treatment.

Drug Use and Abuse in Lake County

The problem of substance abuse is no small issue in Lake County. In the fall of 2014, deputies seized 20 guns, 23 cars, and $140,000 in drugs, and they arrested at least 67 people in a single raid, according to WESH.com. Among the drugs were cocaine, painkillers, and heroin – all commonly abused drugs in Lake County and across the state of Florida.

This isn’t an isolated incident, however. Drug and alcohol abuse is an ongoing problem in Lake County, and neighbors as well as law enforcement, the medical community, and the substance abuse treatment community are all coming together to help families heal as they overcome the issue.

Addiction Treatment in Lake County

There are only about a half dozen treatment options in Lake County, Florida, and  The Recovery Village is by far the most comprehensive, providing patients with everything they need to overcome addiction as well as co-occurring disorders like eating disorders and other mental health issues. In fact, The Recovery Village is the only rehabilitation option for those who are seeking treatment for addiction plus another co-occurring disorder in the state of Florida, and our resources are extensive, ensuring that  all patients enjoy access to a range of therapeutic and medical interventions.

If your loved one would benefit from comprehensive rehabilitation and treatment services, connect them with us here at The Recovery Village today. We offer a number of support options for addicts and family members alike. Call now to get the answers you need to help your loved one begin their personal journey into recovery.

Addiction Resources in Nearby Florida Cities

For those who are seeking alcohol and drug treatment facilities outside of Lake County, Florida, there are also many drug rehab resources across the state of Florida:



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