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Louisiana State - Baton Rouge Mental Health Clinic, Capital Area Human Services District
Louisiana State - Baton Rouge Mental Health Clinic, Capital Area Human Services District
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4615 Government Street Baton Rouge, LA 70806
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Louisiana State - Baton Rouge Mental Health Clinic, Capital Area Human Services District

Louisiana State - Baton Rouge Mental Health Clinic, Capital Area Human Services District is a Counselor facility at 4615 Government Street in Baton Rouge, LA.
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4615 Government Street, Baton Rouge, LA 70806
Services Louisiana State - Baton Rouge Mental Health Clinic, Capital Area Human Services District offers counseling at 4615 Government Street, Baton Rouge, LA 70806 in Baton Rouge, LA.

Please call Louisiana State - Baton Rouge Mental Health Clinic, Capital Area Human Services District at (225) 925-1909 to schedule an appointment in Baton Rouge, LA and to get more information about the counseling services offered.
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I was pleased with the chair they provided me during the session. It was quite comfortable, which I appreciated. Getting an appointment at this office wasn't too difficult. I appreciated that they were still concerned about my health even after I left the office. They followed up with me after my appointment and everything. One of the first things I noticed about this business was how many different areas of the building were handicap-accessible. I have been to other places where I couldn't tell how someone in a wheelchair could even enter, but they really spent a lot of time to accommodate people with all different needs.
by bp
September 15, 2011