Lakeview Health Services, a regional leader in behavioral health and housing support, is relocating its administrative and program offices to a new space in downtown Geneva.
The nonprofit recently purchased a building at 24 Seneca Street, which will become the central hub for the organization’s operations and service programs across the Finger Lakes region. The move reflects Lakeview’s continued growth and its commitment to innovation, efficiency, and community collaboration.
“Downtown Geneva is at the heart of the region we serve, and we’re thrilled to be part of this vibrant community,” said Cathy Lovejoy, President and CEO of Lakeview Health Services. “Our new headquarters will allow us to better serve our clients, offer enhanced support for our teams, and expand our impact in the region.”
The new facility will feature modern meeting rooms, sustainable design elements, and improved technology infrastructure — all part of a plan to foster a more collaborative, mission-driven workplace.
Lakeview expects the move to take place in phases, with a full transition to the new headquarters anticipated by fall of 2026.
Founded in 1978, Lakeview provides behavioral health services, housing, and support programs in a six-county area. It offers a person-centered approach aimed at helping individuals achieve personal goals and maintain stability in their communities.
To learn more about Lakeview Health Services and its programs, visit www.lakeviewhs.org.
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