July 27, 2023 – And earlier this week, a lawsuit was filed by former patients of the Mishawaka facility.
The licenses have also been revoked at the company’s Carmel and Fort Wayne locations.
Praxis Landmark Recovery has released the following statement.
Landmark Recovery is disappointed to announce that the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration, Division of Mental Health and Addiction has revoked our license at three of our facilities. We respectfully disagree with this decision and believe it is based on misinformation. We are working with our legal counsel to explore the next steps including an appeal. In the meantime, we are committed to the well-being of our patients and staff and will work to ensure a safe environment for everyone involved. We appreciate your continued support during this time.
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