Scott Korogodsky, Chief Administrative Officer at Retreat Behavioral Health, Passes Away Suddenly
Scott Korogodsky, a vital member of the Retreat Behavioral Health team, has tragically passed away, leaving the organization and its employees reeling in shock. This unexpected loss comes shortly after the death of CEO Peter Schorr, creating uncertainty about the future of the company.
As confirmed by the Palm Beach County Medical Examiner’s Office in Florida, both Scott Korogodsky and Peter Schorr passed away in Palm Beach County, raising concerns about the organization’s ability to continue operating. Korogodsky had taken over leadership of Retreat Behavioral Health after Schorr’s passing, only to succumb to his own unexpected death.
Retreat Behavioral Health, which provides addiction and mental health treatment in Lancaster County and multiple states, is facing an uncertain future. The company’s employees are devastated by the loss of two prominent figures, and the community is mourning the passing of two individuals who were instrumental in providing vital mental health services.
Donations in memory of Scott Korogodsky can be made to the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention, reflecting his legacy and the importance of mental health care. As the organization navigates this difficult period, the future of its operations remains unknown.
Retreat Behavioral Health has multiple locations in Palm Beach County, Florida, and Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, including an inpatient facility in Ephrata and an outpatient facility in Akron. Employees at these locations have reported delays in receiving their biweekly pay, adding to the uncertainty surrounding the company’s future.
According to a memo, the company hopes to have clarity on its future operations by the end of the week. However, Retreat facilities have begun closing, with the two Lancaster County locations set to close by the end of the week.
The sudden passing of Scott Korogodsky and Peter Schorr has sent shockwaves through the organization and the community. Their legacy and contributions to mental health care will be deeply missed.
The family will release an obituary for Scott Korogodsky in due time, and his memory will be cherished by all who knew him. As the organization navigates this difficult period, the community comes together to mourn the loss of two individuals who dedicated their lives to providing vital mental health services.
In the words of those who knew him, Scott Korogodsky was a dedicated and compassionate individual who tirelessly worked to provide mental health care to those in need. His passing is a reminder of the importance of mental health services and the impact one person can have on the lives of others.
Scott Korogodsky’s legacy will continue to inspire and motivate those who knew him, and his contributions to mental health care will never be forgotten.
