Chestnut Ridge Counseling Closing in July 2017
Update 2/13/17 i am at chestnut ridge and the lady at the front desk said that they are leaving but the county is phasing in someone else. And that company will take over my court order, moat likely going to be worse company. Most mental heath companies don’t care about people. 
Chestnut Ridge Counseling office in Greenbsurg is closing, not their other offices, in mid summer. No one I have spoken to has a date yet. My WCSI Case Manager told me about this and it seems that no one knows about it so I am posting it on the net for people to find out and plan ahead.
When I called them at (724) 600-0729 they conformed that they where and said they “hoped” to have someone pick up the contract. I guess they are not making enough money to help us out.
Then I called them again today and they said they are closing on July. See Video
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