Scott County Crisis and Recovery Center marks first 6 months of operations
via Savage Pacer
The Guild Crisis and Recovery Center in downtown Savage is up and running despite challenges facing residential care centers during the pandemic.
“For us to actually open a residential program in the heart of the pandemic is pretty remarkable,” said Mary Beth Fessler, Guild’s director of coordinated health and residential services.
On Nov. 23, 2020 the first client was admitted to the Guild Crisis and Recovery Center in Savage.
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