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    Lakeview Regional Medical Center

    Lakeview Regional Emergency Care

    When Seconds count, count on us. Lakeview Regional is prepared to manage any emergency 24-hours per day, seven days a week

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    Lakeview Regional Heart Care

    Standing at the forefront of advanced treatment options, we treat patients with world-class cardiac and vascular services.

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    Orthopedics

    Bone and Joint Care

    Proud to bring professional therapy services and some of the top orthopedic doctors to Covington, LA.

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    Lakeview Regional Medical Center Stroke Care

    Offering a full range of services for the acute treatment of a stroke, which can be life-threatening if not quickly diagnosed.

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    Our Mission

    Lakeview Regional Medical Center is a 172-bed, full service, acute care hospital that has been delivering high-quality, cost effective health care for over 35 years. The hospital’s main campus is centrally located at 95 Judge Tanner Boulevard, just off Highway 190 in a beautiful, park-like setting. Lakeview Regional Medical Center’s state-of-the-art facilities offer the most advanced medical and surgical technologies available, along with personalized patient and family-based care.

    The Emergency Department at Lakeview Regional Medical Center is the first in St. Tammany Parish to offer 24-hour trauma coverage including trauma surgery. The Heart Center, which also houses the Arrhythmia Institute, introduces the latest breakthrough in advanced care for life threatening, debilitating heart attacks, and our Primary Stroke Center is the first and only of its kind on the Northshore.

    Lakeview Regional Rehabilitation and Sport Medicine provides the highest level of treatment using a multidisciplinary approach and is the only facility in West St. Tammany Parish to offer specialized programs for the treatment of individuals with Parkinson’s disease and other neurological conditions, in addition to Speech, Physical and Occupational Therapies.

    Our commitment to patient care also includes being the first Northshore hospital to perform single-site, minimally invasive robotic surgery; the only pelvic rehabilitation therapy center in the area; and the only hospital on the Northshore to offer comprehensive 24/7 neurosurgery services. The Women and Children’s Center at Lakeview Regional Medical Center provides family-centered care for the physical and emotional wellbeing of expectant mothers, infants, children, and pre/post-menopausal women, and the Lakeview New Beginnings wing with luxury suites for new mothers and their babies offers state-of-the-art equipment and facilities.

    Lakeview Regional Behavioral Health is the only inpatient behavioral health facility in the Southeast region with all private rooms. The new 24-bed unit provides a dedicated setting for individuals 55 years and older who are experiencing emotional or behavioral problems.

    Lakeview Regional Medical Center is accredited by The Joint Commission as a “Top Performer” and has earned The Joint Commission’s Gold Seal of Approval® for its Primary Stroke Center.

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      Last Updated: February 13th, 2012

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