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LCR moves headquarters to 5,500 s/f space owned by Buckingham Properties

Lexington Center for Recovery (LCR), one of the leading providers of alcohol and substance abuse treatment in the Hudson Valley, has moved its headquarters to 116 Radio Cir. LCR's administrative staff now occupies 5,500 s/f in its new location. Buckingham Properties owns the building, which is also home to the executive offices of construction, legal, commercial real estate, insurance and manufacturing companies. "Our new facility will enable us to expand in a number of ways. Our administrative team, some of whom currently work in our Mount Kisco clinic, are now located in our new headquarters. That move will enable us to add more group sessions and programs at the clinic. We are also looking forward to expanding the clinic's evening programs," said Adrienne Marcus, Ph.D., executive director of LCR. LCR was established 25 years ago as The Weekend Center. Today, it has 18 unique programs in Dutchess and Westchester counties, each of which is geared toward specific populations. LCR recently announced that it will expand its services to Rockland County. LCR's Westchester County clinics and programs are located in Mount Kisco, New Rochelle, Yonkers, White Plains, and Peekskill. The agency's Dutchess County clinics are located in Poughkeepsie and Beacon.
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