Welcome to the Lake Area Recovery Center. We are a private, non-profit corporation operating with the intention of providing treatment and prevention services to those with addictive and compulsive behaviors. Our staff provides professional treatment plans for those in need.

Health Recovery Services, Inc. is a private non-profit 501(c)3 corporation and Drug Free Workplace committed to serving those affected with mental illness and alcohol, tobacco, and drug addiction. HRS helps with the lifelong recovery of individuals and families by way of education, prevention, treatment and other supportive services.

Because varying degrees of substance abuse exist, Crossroads offers a range of programs to match the severity of the problem to the appropriate level of treatment.  After a professional evaluation, the various treatment options will be discussed. We recognize that substance abuse and dependence negatively affects not only the individual but family, friends, employers, and community.

At the Drop Inn Center, our mission is simple – as a community of residents, staff and volunteers, we work together to provide basic human services for the men and women of the Greater Cincinnati area who are experiencing homelessness. Our primary commitment is to shelter – offering a place to stay for those in need now, and helping find and maintain a permanent place of residence for the future.

Transitional housing in a safe, supportive, abstinence-based recovery environment is available after completion of the halfway house program. Residents are not put under the pressure of a clock. Residents working a recovery program may reside on campus for as long as they need to achieve economic stability and permanent housing.

We help men with the almost stupefying array of problems they bring with them to treatment: legal troubles, medical troubles, dental troubles, employment troubles---it goes on and on, and yet these problems, so sharp-edged and painful upon admission to the program usually are resolved by the time a resident is ready for discharge, about six months later, or, in the case of the men in our transitional housing component (part of the same campus), about 18 months on average.

Today, Talbert House operates multiple service sites in conjunction with its affiliates, Centerpoint Health and Gateways, throughout Greater Cincinnati. The services are offered to a broad-based population with the agency’s mission in mind: to improve social behavior and enhance personal recovery and growth. Talbert House served 26,000 children, adolescents, and adults in FY 2010 in more than 30 programs at 20 locations.

Today, Talbert House operates multiple service sites in conjunction with its affiliates, Centerpoint Health and Gateways, throughout Greater Cincinnati. The services are offered to a broad-based population with the agency’s mission in mind: to improve social behavior and enhance personal recovery and growth. Talbert House served 26,000 children, adolescents, and adults in FY 2010 in more than 30 programs at 20 locations.

CATSstrives to grow as an organization committed to our mission to deliver highly professional, state-of-the-art chemical dependency and mental health services to the under-served and the under-represented. To provide high quality, cost effective, holistic abstinence-based intervention and prevention services.  These services address the chemical-dependency or mental health needs of a diverse clientele.

For the past 25 years, we have been able to provide services to more than 12,000 women and their families throughout the Greater Cleveland area. Some of our former clients have moved on to much greater places in their personal and professional lives – lives that include the roles of wives, mothers, professionals, skilled crafts people, nurses and the like. Many of these women have returned the love by volunteering through our HCFW Alumnae Council.