Who We Are

Westmoreland Casemanagement and Supports, Inc. (WCSI) is a non-profit organization leading the way in helping to integrate people with behavioral health or intellectual disabilities into our community. Our dedicated, understanding, and caring caseworkers help guide each person to the services appropriate for them, promoting their optimal level of wellness and recovery.

We are here to help you and the people you love live a full and renewed life.

Areas of Service

• Behavioral Health
• Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities
• Early Intervention

To learn more about these, visit our Programs and Services page. You can also visit our Contact Us page to find a phone number for the WCSI office nearest to you.

If you are interested in helping the clients that we serve, visit our Employment section to learn more.

A Dedication to Helping Our Clients

Our clients can be impacted daily by intellectual and developmental disabilities or behavioral health challenges; Our goal is to make sure they are receiving the appropriate services needed to help them live a fulfilling and functional life.

Our staff works with a wide range of clients, beginning with newborns and extending into geriatrics. We accomplish this through the ongoing support of providers and our staff’s passionate dedication to making sure each client is able to live to their fullest potential.

Our Clients Include

WCSI now serves over 6,000 children, adolescents, and adults of all ages in Westmoreland and the surrounding counties. These services are provided by over 200 devoted employees who work at two service sites located in Greensburg and New Kensington.

Visit our About Us page to learn more about our non-profit organization and the help we offer or click Location to find an office near you.

Employee Spotlight

Susan Catherine -Dual Diagnosis and Crisis Intervention Supports Coordinator

Q: How long have you been at WCSI?

A:  9 years

Q: What is your favorite part of your job?

A: No day is the same, everyday brings its own challenges and lessons to be had

Q: What is your favorite thing or favorite memory about WCSI?

A: My favorite thing about WCSI is the teamwork that occurs day in and day out. We all work together for the common goal of ensuring our consumers have the best experience possible with our services.

Q: As a child, what did you want to be when you grew up?

A: An elementary school teacher

Q: What was your first job ever?

A: Child care aide at the Carlow Children’s Center in Oakland, my alma mater

Q: What lead to you working in this field?

A: I obtained my master’s degree and then worked towards the goal of becoming a licensed behavior specialist. While attending meetings related to that job, I worked with WCSI and found out they had openings. I had no idea what a supports coordinator was, but was interested in learning more!

Q: What’s the best advice you can give to someone who is just starting out in your field?

A: Your consumers are your focus, always try and ensure you are meeting their needs in the best way possible.

Q: What do you enjoy doing outside of work?

A: Spending time with my family, playing with my son and dog, Dexter. Looking forward to meeting my baby girl due in December too!  I love going to the beach, taking walks, reading, and going to Pirate games!

Q: If you could learn to do anything, what would it be?

A: I would love to learn how to speak more languages. I was pretty fluent in Spanish for a while but lost practice in it, would love to have the time to take that up again!

Q: What is your “happy place”?

A: Definitely being outside in the summer, whether I am swimming, playing with my children, going to amusement parks, Pirate games, I love being outside.