Mental Health Practice – Lakeview Behavioral Health
Lakeview Behavioral Health is a behavioral health organization operating across northern Minnesota with office locations in Grand Rapids (two sites: 2310 NW 3rd St and 516 S Pokegama Ave), Hibbing (2729 E Beltline), Brainerd (1480 Northern Pacific Road, Suite 1480), and Duluth (600 E Superior St, Suite 502, within the Fitger’s Complex). Satellite clinic presence is noted at Ely Community Health Center and Brainerd Thrifty White Pharmacy. The practice states a mission centered on treating the whole person and addressing each individual’s unique needs to support lasting recovery.
Services span mental health therapy, substance use treatment, psychiatry, medication-assisted treatment (MAT), telehealth, transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) therapy, SPRAVATO treatment, and co-occurring disorder services. Medication-assisted treatment options include Vivitrol and Suboxone. Substance use services are specifically available at the Uptown Grand Rapids, Brainerd, Duluth, and Hibbing locations. Telehealth is available statewide to all Minnesota residents via videoconferencing, regardless of distance from a physical office site.
The practice serves adults, adolescents, and children. Treatment includes individualized planning, counseling, therapy, and behavioral health interventions. Co-occurring disorder care addresses the overlap between mental health and substance use conditions for clients managing both simultaneously.
Insurance plans accepted include Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Blue Plus of Minnesota, Cigna, First Health, HealthPartners, Hennepin Health, Humana, Mayo Clinic Health Solutions, Medica, Medicaid, Medicare, Optum, PreferredOne, PrimeWest Health, Sanford Health Plan of Minnesota, TRICARE, UCare, United Behavioral Health, United Healthcare, and a sliding fee scale for qualifying clients.
Contact information includes main phone 218-327-2001, toll-free line 1-866-327-5253, email [email protected], and fax 218-327-0456. Individual clinician names and specific credentials are not listed on the main webpage, and no founding year is stated on the site. The organization’s presence across multiple northern Minnesota communities, combined with statewide telehealth availability, reflects a regional behavioral health infrastructure designed to serve areas where specialized mental health and substance use resources can be geographically limited.