Chestnut Health Systems Inc

Primary Care Integrated with Recovery and Mental Health

Mental health services, substance use treatment, and primary care are all delivered under one roof, allowing providers to treat the whole person, not just isolated symptoms. This integrated approach reduces gaps in communication between clinicians and helps patients avoid the cycle of bouncing between systems that don’t talk to each other. For someone trying to manage depression, addiction, and chronic health concerns all at once, being able to walk down the hall from a therapist to a doctor to a pharmacist can make care and recovery more accessible.

Compassionate Support During A Crisis

Round-the-clock support is available for people in crisis, including crisis residential care and ambulatory withdrawal management. Instead of relying solely on emergency rooms or jails, individuals can access support in a setting built for stabilization and recovery. It’s a crucial lifeline, especially for those who don’t have access to consistent mental health care or who fear being turned away.

Serving Vulnerable Communities and Their Families

This facility is intentionally built to serve people often overlooked by traditional systems, especially veterans, people experiencing homelessness, and their loved ones. As a Federally Qualified Health Center, Chestnut provides care regardless of income or insurance status, and offers supportive services like housing help, peer mentoring, and social service coordination. For veterans and unhoused individuals navigating trauma, addiction, or chronic illness, these supports are a bridge to stability and dignity.