About
In and For the Community
Regional Care Group is Indiana’s largest and most comprehensive network of community-based healthcare and social services. We provide access to integrated, community-based care from early childhood through life that enhances the well-being and resilience of individuals, families and our entire communities.
Here’s how we translate our values into action:
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Regional Care Group
Collectively represents human service nonprofits as well as state and federal social service and health care programs offering a complete continuum of care.
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Regional Health Systems
Serves inclusively the mental health care and primary health care needs in Northwest Indiana–regardless of ability to pay.
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Geminus Corporation
Provides social services to children and families in Indiana communities.
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Lake Park Residential Care
Provides assisted living and housing to homeless and low-income adults coping with complex and severe mental health issues.
We’ve been making an impact for some time.
Here’s a look at how we’ve grown over the years:
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1971
Tri-City formed
Tri-City Comprehensive Community Mental Health Center is incorporated.
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1975
Southlake formed
Southlake Center for Mental Health is incorporated.
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1992
Geminus formed
Southlake-Tri-City Management Corporation, dba Geminus, is incorporated.
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1997
Head Start grant acquired
Geminus acquires Head Start grant.
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2007
Lake Park Residential Care formed
Southlake/Tri-City RBA corporation, dba Lake Park Residential Care, is incorporated.
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2009
Southlake merges with Tri-City
Southlake and Tri-City merge to form Regional Mental Health Center, becoming Lake Country’s largest community mental health center.
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2014
Regional Health Clinic opens
Regional Mental Health Center opens the first FQHC in Indiana within a community mental health center.
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2017
Regional Health Systems
Created to unite Regional Mental Health Center and Regional Health Clinic.
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2021
Regional Care Group created
Regional Care Group created to unify Regional Health Systems, Lake Park Residential Care and Geminus into a network collective.